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Hyundai will build a body-on-frame pickup for the U.S. market and it's seriously considering an SUV too.

What might seem like a shallow obsession with pickups is actually rooted in a century of history, identity, and cultural change in America.

A truck driver tragically died unloading the famous 1979 Andy Warhol BMW M1 Art Car at the Washington, D.C., National Mall on Wednesday.

Tariffs on the Japanese-built crossover have made profits tough to come by, and now, Nissan's top priority is getting the budget-friendly Leaf into showrooms.

Car companies are finally starting to realize that drivers want physical buttons. What took them so long?

BMW's poured billions into its next-generation EVs and has screamed a gas engine ban will kill the industry.

Louisville police hosted a livestream where they publicly destroyed a 710-hp Durango Hellcat seized during a recent sideshow in the city

GM's facility building the GMC Canyon, Chevy Colorado, and GM cargo vans, will be idling for three weeks thanks to a break in the supply chain.

If safety is your primary concern, electric pickups are a mixed bag at best.

Waiting on a valve body for your GM diesel's 10-speed automatic? There's potentially good news and bad news.

Wreckreation looks like a fun race track-building game that's big on wackiness.

Mercedes is still committed to its digital-first cabins, but the data shows people prefer buttons.

The GTD looks like a Ford Mustang, sounds like a Ford Mustang, but performs like a thoroughbred sports car.

Nissan is closing its San Diego design studio and reducing its international design office footprint by early next year.

The $325,000 Ford Mustang GTD starts life like any other Mustang before Multimatic gets its hands on it.

CarPlay's iOS 26 update is more than a fresh coat of glossy paint. Here's what we're most excited about.

That's, well... y'know, it's a bold prediction.

An aftermarket driver-assist system allowed Jay and Gypsy Roberts to complete the Cannonball Run in their 2017 Prius without almost ever touching the wheel.

Robert Redford and Paul Newman had an off-screen running gag where they'd gift each other a wrecked Porsche in various stages of deconstruction.

Tesla's CEO, and one of the world's richest men, tried to instill investor confidence by throwing money at the problem.