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This rolling Alpine audio equipment display is the distilled essence of early 2000s design, for better and worse.

I rode Ski-Doo snowmobiles ranging from 60 to 180 hp for two full days, in terrain varying from flat frozen roads to 7 feet of snow at 9,000 feet in elevation. I was exhausted.

The experimental 10-cylinder was developed for a sport sedan, and it was believed to have been destroyed.

Twice the engines for twice the fun, this vintage Hartman sprint kart has a current high bid of just $3,200.

The recurring start-stop issue affects vehicles equipped with a 3.5-liter V6 and nine-speed automatic.

If you're looking for a sign to buy a monster vehicle, this is it. Overtime Traxx is on sale again and for less money than before.

The unidentified scooter rider is breaking more than a few Texas transportation laws, clearly.

Called Pleos, this next-gen software is scheduled to start coming to Hyundai Group products in 2026.

Outside of a concours lawn, this tribute car will likely turn heads just the same, and at a fraction of the original concept's price. 

The proposed program would apply to repeat offenders. Tampering with or bypassing the monitoring device would be punishable by up to a year in jail.

In contrast, the starter 2024 Bronco V6 two-door was a Black Diamond, which cost $49,960.

This 1983 Cutlass Supreme was part of a touring jet truck show back in the day, but now, it's at the junkyard. That makes me sad.

It's based on the 621-hp Maserati MC20, but you couldn't tell just by looking at it.

You can mob the streets or the Home Depot parking lot in the Isuzu Dragon Max, built to scoot with a torquey diesel engine.

New EV credit options created headaches for dealers and customers in 2024, but in an unusual move, the IRS is here to help.

While we'd love to be proven wrong, it's extremely likely this mule is rigged to test the upcoming VW T-Roc R, which shares a drivetrain with the Golf R.

The new CLE's attractive design and solid highway chops can't make up for the fact that both of its screens completely failed.

The mean-looking Oldsmobile was driven by Wayne Taylor, and comes race-ready with spares, an extra rolling chassis, and a toterhome. The price? It ain't cheap.

According to the Mecum Auctions listing, this particular Ford Model A engine was used to train mechanics on identifying and repairing problems.

The automated process supposedly took "about a minute." Once it was done, the car was titled in her name although she took out a loan through Bank of America.