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The electric Porsche Cayenne will feature all the screens, yet it all seems to be practical.

Tesla claims the system allows a vehicle to drive occupants "almost anywhere," despite it still requiring human supervision.

Two steering wheels is oddly fitting for a supercar with three seats, like Gordon Murray's S1 LM.

When asked why Ford is locking down the ECUs on its performance cars, Farley had the perfect example. Poor kid.

This rumored tie-up could mean good things for Toyota and Mazda, but what about Subaru?

Before the Lexus LS, big luxury sedans had a reputation for being fiddly and expensive to maintain. Toyota's luxury brand changed all that.

Subaru is leaning into its lifestyle appeal with a much-needed dealership revamp.

The camouflaged 4x4 was spotted running around alongside a current-gen Discovery, looking especially boxy.

Pour one out for Ford's true sports car for the working class, which ended production last week.

The feature will only be available on 2025 EV6, 2026 EV9, and newer models.

Opting for the entry-level model of a luxury German automaker often means lowering your expectations. Not with the Audi Q3.

If you're convinced that three axles are always better than two, allow a towing expert to explain.

A CA SWAT team learned the hard way that no matter what, there's always a bigger truck.

Subaru says just 1 in 10 BRZ buyers have gone for the base trim so far this year—so it's getting rid of it. Is that a good enough reason?

2023 and '24 GR Corolla owners in Japan will be able to unlock extra torque and better AWD with official software. U.S. owners won't be so lucky.

Ram's decision to swap the Hemi V8 for a turbo I6 raised a lot of reliability concerns, but this should be a good indicator of how well these six-cylinder trucks will hold up.

Carvana has now purchased two brick-and-mortar new-car dealerships: one in Arizona, and one in Texas.

While the purpose of the test hasn't been made public, bringing someone like Schumacher into the series could give IndyCar a boost in popularity and TV ratings.

Yuki will join Honda's fiesta in Mexico City next month, where the automaker scored its very first F1 win in 1965.

Carmakers are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks like the one that has sabotaged Jaguar Land Rover's business for the past month.