The Evening Rush for Feb. 1, 2016
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Your nightly cull of automotive, gear and lifestyle news, all in one place.
Without steel, Toyota is forced to stop the assembly lines for a week.
Carroll Shelby would approve this macho Mustang.
Oh, look. More dinky luxury crossovers. Audi will sell a million of them.
How a supercar ended a decade-long feud between Ferrari’s founder and star driver.
And John McGuinness thinks it’s hilarious. Because John McGuinness is the best bloke on two wheels.
And he went on Jimmy Kimmel to plead for it. That’s the power of nostalgia, folks.
Will it actually sell Ridgeline trucks? Who knows, but it’s entertaining as hell.
Birds of prey taking down a flying machine? Goddamn majestic.
Inside is like dying and going… somewhere else.
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne says higher profits (and lower gas prices) necessitate more Jeeps and Rams.
And Honda takes its first ever Daytona victory, too.
If cyclists aren’t boosting their blood, now they’re adding motors to their bikes.
Billionaire explorers, your destiny is calling.
Being a Hells Angel in England was hilarious and sort of a bummer.
Plummeting range can be the difference between making it to grandma’s and getting stranded in the woods.
Ellie Kemper features in sassy, offbeat spots for the brand’s new convertible.