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Formerly owned by Shell, the quick auto-service chain has been snapped up by a group called Monomoy Capital Partners in a 10-figure deal.

As the Trump administration pulls back from enforcing diesel emissions laws, the president says the pardons are just common sense.

Ford's next electric truck features real door handles and a massive touchscreen.

The Vistiq's third-row seat can trap occupants, prompting a recall and stop-sale order for all Cadillac dealerships.

F1 teams live out of these grandiose rolling HQs from May through late September, and they're nothing like the motorhomes you see at your local RV park.

Tesla has brought the elongated Model Y to the U.S. to make up for the Model X's recent discontinuation, on the heels of its best financial quarter in years.

The truck's top speed isn't impressive by itself, but when was the last time you saw a wood-powered anything at a standing-mile event?

The cartoon theme makes this kei SUV even more adorable.

Nobody knew how long it had been sitting, but with just a little work, the trusty Toyota still fired up.

Pierre Gasly's EV had a "My other car is an F1 car" bumper sticker, while Valtteri Bottas chose to ride his bike on race day.

Alternator sucking too much power from your engine? Try this.

This Facebook Marketplace special is cheap enough to give you the freedom of not caring about reliability.

Average marketed prices for new cars hit a record high in June as the affordability crisis continues.

Ferrari's listened to the market and created a completely new shift- and clutch-by-wire system that promises to be just like the real deal, if not better. Genius or blasphemous?

Thankfully, McMurtry doesn't require a minimum Instagram follower count to own its amazing Speirling Pure fan car.

Here's a photo of Max Verstappen in a Lego car during the Miami GP last year. It's very obvious that he hated it.

The Mercedes-AMG Hybrid Wagon is luxurious and fast, but you get the feeling that it's trying to do a bit too much and falling short of doing one thing well.

One of the rarest examples of the breed, the Diablo GT combined the bigger V12 used in later models with rear-wheel drive.

This is one of under 100 examples ever built of the car some called France's Ferrari F40, and it has quite the competitive history.

It's often said that exotic car manufacturers sell SUVs just to stay afloat. But that's not entirely true.