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Riding shotgun with the person in charge of developing multi-million-dollar, V12 hypercars is like taking a painting lesson with Leonardo da Vinci himself. It's hard to beat.

The U.S. is Mercedes' strongest sales region right now, and the company's CEO says it will "protect" its American business in the face of a ban threat.

An iconic Dodge Charger nameplate is returning, but it won't have a Hemi V8 under its hood this time.

A camouflaged BMW i4 convertible has been spied out testing. The car is expected for the 2028 model year.

The Pentagon is seeking 600 tactical trucks, and Ford just threw its hat in the ring with Super Duty-based prototypes.

In an era of greyscale cars, Toyota follows up its shouty WaveMaker teal paint from last year with a new offering called Honeycomb.

Roughly $1 of every $5 you spend on a rideshare trip goes straight to insurance. And while coverage costs have decreased in some locations, don't assume that's led to lower prices.

An "officially licensed" Chevy trucks T-shirt popped up at TJ Maxx that doesn't quite grasp the difference between two and four doors.

The Honda Fit, or Jazz, has continued to age well in Europe and other markets, making us reminisce about the cool hatchbacks, coupes, and sedans we once had in the States.

Honda is reportedly considering an "Accord SUV" built on the sedan's bones that sounds a lot like the Crosstour of days past.

If you've got F1 money to spend, this is the one to get.

This specific relic was tucked away for 70 years at a planing mill, coated in sawdust and oil.

It's an encouraging sign for a technology that's so far offered more hype than results, but the study's authors say more data is needed.

From grassroots racing to a full-fledged partnership with Ford, it's all here.

The F1 legend's personal car is being treated as a speculative asset, and that's just wrong.

A new exhaust system made the 1995 Daytona 500-winning car faster. Great sound was just a byproduct.

It's one of those "right time, right place" stories.

The designer responsible for Toyota's FT-1 Concept sat down with us to talk about the modern concept-to-production timeline.

While the upgrades are quite promising on paper and in simulations, the AMR26 of Lance Stroll had to retire from FP1 with a broken suspension.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will start work to "mandate a robust and obvious door egress system in all motor vehicles."