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Audi's new Lamborghini-based supercar is for real and wasn't just for show a week ago. Buckle up for another Audi supercar.

The right-sized Rivian R2 takes the American startup automaker mainstream, and the competition should be very worried.

The new in-cabin camera lets you watch your pet from your phone while the car sits parked. If it detects a person instead of an animal, it won't activate — a deliberate safeguard against domestic abuse, Rivian's Chief Software Officer told The Drive.

The R2 started as the R1 put through a shrink ray. But Rivian's chief design officer told The Drive that the process of stripping things out — from window molding to 2.3 miles of wiring — produced a more polished vehicle, not a lesser one.

The R2's pass-through spoiler and drop-glass tailgate ruled out every conventional solution. So Rivian built a hidden, heated wiper trough that had never been engineered before — and CEO RJ Scaringe said it took nights and weekends to get there.

Jeep is recalling over 1 million Wranglers and Gladiators in the U.S. due to an electrical fault that could result in a fire, even when vehicles are off.

The 2027 Q7 debuts with a new design, 429 horsepower as the base engine, and an interior Audi lifted almost directly from the upcoming Q9 — at (presumably) a lower price.

There's also a bunch of Chevelles, Corvettes, and C/K pickups at the Nebraska property.

Here's what the secret memo really says, and everything you need to know about how millions of acres could open up to off-road vehicles.

The extremely boosted diesel pickup suffered a nitrous controller malfunction, and its day ended with a nasty fireball.

Bruce Puterbaugh’s 2001 Volvo was worth $250. The legal precedent he set by nuking the world's most annoying radio ads? Priceless.

This '89 Ford Taurus was featured in a 2005 ep of Pimp My Ride. It actually looks pretty clean for a car that was customized 20 years ago.

The upcoming Honda Passport TrailSport will reportedly be lifted an extra inch, in line with Honda's promise for more capable TrailSport vehicles.

Sedans had to die to free up money for new models like the Bronco and Maverick, the head of Ford's passenger-car business says.

Based on Suzuki Hayabusa architecture, the V8 makes big power and sounds great while doing it.

It should be hard to kill, and it has enough power to pull a boat. What more could you ask?

A dependable engine, a stick-shift, and 35-inch tires makes this Isuzu equal parts capable and quirky.

This short video is must-watch for anyone prepping a car for the track or rally stages.

It's been the Sasquatch of custom RVs for years. Now its owner is finally speaking out.

When stowed away, it becomes "an architectural statement" to complement any home or garage housing a Tourbillon.