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2023 and '24 GR Corolla owners in Japan will be able to unlock extra torque and better AWD with official software. U.S. owners won't be so lucky.

Ram's decision to swap the Hemi V8 for a turbo I6 raised a lot of reliability concerns, but this should be a good indicator of how well these six-cylinder trucks will hold up.

Carvana has now purchased two brick-and-mortar new-car dealerships: one in Arizona, and one in Texas.

While the purpose of the test hasn't been made public, bringing someone like Schumacher into the series could give IndyCar a boost in popularity and TV ratings.

Yuki will join Honda's fiesta in Mexico City next month, where the automaker scored its very first F1 win in 1965.

Carmakers are especially vulnerable to cyberattacks like the one that has sabotaged Jaguar Land Rover's business for the past month.

Tesla stands to lose billions of dollars in regulatory credits sold to other automakers if emissions regulations are rolled back.

We don't know exactly when TXR will hit PS5, but with the game now leaving Steam Early Access, the wait shouldn't be too long.

Lexus has been testing its new LFR supercar against the Mercedes-AMG GT R and GT Black Series.

The mightiest V8 in recent memory fends off a bunch of hybrids and EVs.

Like in an episode of Top Gear, a lucky Toyota Hilux somehow escaped disaster by clinging onto the last few feet of tarmac that remained standing.

What's good, what's not, and what's worth your hard-earned bucks when it comes to the 2026 Honda Passport's equipment.

The Toyota GR Corolla has gotten noticeably better every single year. Unfortunately, it's also gotten noticeably more expensive.

Tariffs are forcing automakers to cut costs; the lack of efficiency penalties gives them permission to do just that.

In the race to sell more F-150s to close out the quarter Ford's chasing buyers with the weakest credit scores with low-interest rates.

Japan will represent Forza Horizon's largest open world yet—and FH6's take on Tokyo will be denser and more detailed than any city in the series to date.

Launching an EV battery at missile speed as a safety measure seems a little suspect.

From Ferraris to Rolls-Royces and Subarus to Nissans, the memories made with my last iPhone will last forever—unlike this list.

It's no coincidence that Acura is killing off its all-electric SUV just days before federal EV incentives go away.

Nik Romano has had many different jobs in the motorsports world, and his journey's been an interesting one.