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Smartphone adoption tracks America's pedestrian death spike almost perfectly. The problem: every other country has smartphones too.

Amazon Prime Day is live from June 23 to 26. We've been scanning the sales to round up all the best deals for people who are into cars.

If you're in the market for a highfalutin Ford half-ton, you'll have to be OK with an EcoBoost V6.

Grandpa's got the need—the need for speed.

The cameras are already out there, already collecting, and there's no setting, no law, and no off switch that can stop them.

Honda's aiming to tap adventure-minded buyers and steal sales from the Ford Bronco Sport with an Element revival.

With a passion for simple, easy-to-fix Toyotas, Zach De Bernardi and his company REO hope to deliver a new solution that's still gas powered.

The McLaren 750S doesn't make things "easy" with the push of a button. It's a serious machine for serious drivers.

Toyota and Nissan say their American-made models aren't up to Japanese standards.

Slate confirmed pricing, 205 miles of range, and 2,000 lbs of towing for its bare-bones pickup. It also says 180,000 people already have reservations.

Amazon carries a lot of DeWalt tools. That makes Prime Day a great chance to grab a deal before starting your next project.

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told The Drive that RAD won't be limited to vehicles — and a winch for the R1 is exactly the kind of accessory the department could enable.

The banana, which is based on a Ford F-150, has the license plate "SPLIT."

License plate readers can now monitor virtually any connected device, and these systems have already been abused.

Get up to 50% off NOCO products from Amazon during this week's Prime Day sale. Find battery jump starters, air compressors, and more here.

See the best everyday-carry knife and multitool Amazon Prime Day deals from Leatherman, Gerber, Victorinox, and more.

Here are the best Amazon Prime Day OBD2 scanner bargains at both the high-performance (expensive) and high-value (cheap) ends of the market.

A new NYT analysis found that anyone shorter than 5-foot-6 — about half of American adults — would frequently be knocked to the ground in front of today's average vehicle.

The heavy-duty self-contained Etenwolf S6 tire inflator is $55.50 off list price during Amazon Prime Day (June 23-26).

There are no plans, currently, for a RAV4-based truck, but deep in our heart of hearts it would be fun, a top RAV4 engineer said.