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It takes a lot of skill to hustle a four-door Jeep Wrangler around a snow-covered rally course, but it covers ground surprisingly well for what it is.

With manual steering, manual brakes, and a manual transmission, the build is drool-worthy homage to one of the most successful Integra race cars.

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Outside the States, the Jeep Renegade isn't simply still kicking around—it's thriving, with an overhauled interior.

Here's what the "E15 Fuel Waiver" means, and everything you need to know about ethanol in gasoline to buy the right fuel for your machine.

Porsche took us to a muddy mess of an off-road course and set us free in the new Cayenne Electric, and after that, we rode along on a rallycross loop.

The Corvette E-Ray walked so that the ZR1X and Grand Sport X could run.

Toyota will reportedly call it the "Celica Sport," and it'll have all-wheel drive and likely hybrid power.

Whether you opt for the 435-hp base model or the 1,139-hp Turbo, the 2026 Porsche Cayenne Electric will reward you with a flawless and engaging driving experience.

Every luxury make has an SUV that trades headroom for a sleeker roofline, and now Infiniti can join them with the new QX65.

The secret is out: Toyota is working on a Raptor-fighting, Baja-capable version of the Tundra pickup. But the battle for off-road supremacy is just getting started.

Yes, you can buy a whole car on Amazon. And yes, some of them are eligible for this Amazon Prime deal!

Gear up for your big springtime car-detailing session with these great deals on Mothers cleaning products.

There's a new small-block GM V8 in town, and it makes even more torque than the mighty Ford Godzilla.

The Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray barely lasted three years, but its sacrifice has brought an even more enticing hybrid supercar.

It's everything you love about previous Grand Sports, but updated for the increasingly high-performance C8.

The German automaker was infamous for striking physical buttons from its interiors. But lately, it's had a change of heart.

All people want is a lightly modernized XJ, and Jeep listened with this one-off.

Jeep threw it way back for the event's 60th anniversary, creating a slick XJ restomod that any four-wheeler would love to drive home.

The Ford Mustang GTD might now only be seconds off the Mercedes-Benz AMG One's Nurburgring lap time.