Dodge Is Giving Up on Its Flagship Charger Banshee EV: Report
The mightiest Charger EV in development is reportedly no more as Dodge goes all in on V8s again.
The mightiest Charger EV in development is reportedly no more as Dodge goes all in on V8s again.
North Carolina's not trying to hear noise complaints from people who move next to race tracks anymore.
Here's a quick rundown of Q3 auto sales in the U.S.
The victim of this scam calls himself an idiot, but we're not in a hurry to agree. Be smart out there, folks!
If you were watching YouTube 10 years ago, you probably saw this guy and his Lamborghini about 10,000 times.
The federal EV credit may have just expired, but those shopping for a Ford or GM electric car can still get in on the savings, while supplies last.
You might sigh at the idea of another high-performance SUV, but this thing makes the same horsepower as a BMW M5 and weighs 555 pounds less.
Is Audi guilty of overengineering, or is the new stalk just a harmless new take on a basic car part?
While General Motors continues to finish its rollout of current EVs, the automaker's already shifting focus to what comes next.
Who would've thought an obscure pickup engine could make the same noise as an Audi Quattro, but with more power?
We expect to see the updated Mercedes crossover soon.
With rear-wheel drive and a nasty widebody, it's basically the Prelude you wish you could buy.
A talented custom rug-maker turned their Porsche into a work of tufted art. Don't worry, it also has quick-release removal.
Some nice name-brand tools are more than 40% off during Amazon's October Early Prime Days sale.
DeWalt power tools, hand tools, and accessories are all up for discounts on Amazon right now.
The redesigned Subaru Forester Wilderness soldiers into 2026 with the same adventurous attitude, but improves in on-road comfort and off-road capability.
The newest Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid emphasizes that great things can come in small (and efficient) packages.
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.