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More than just off-road tires and a lift kit, this Audi EV prototype can theoretically climb 100-percent grades.

A Hilux pickup with one of the world's rarest factory options, a bed-mounted electric crane that folds into a roll bar, just showed up for sale on Facebook.

The cuts are coming but with good reason (Honda) and, well, we've all been warned (for months).

No matter what you need to save on, we’ve got you covered.

Sneakerhead car nerds, get your kicks on route whatever you want with these specially-painted Nikes.

Safety cars are responsible for many important things during a race, but they're also big marketing tools. This Acura Integra Type S understood the assignment.

2024's most viral meme was unsurprisingly last year's most commonly rejected plate, but there was other low-hanging fruit, too.

This year's twice-around-the-clock endurance race promises to be —well, just as exciting as every Rolex 24 at Daytona that came before it.

The Genesis GV60 Mountain Intervention Vehicle concept looks like it's ready to kick off an epic backcountry ski adventure—or rescue somebody who's having a bad one.

Plus more insanely good off-season car care deals.

With 300 cars, trucks, buggies, and bikes racing almost 5,000 miles, the Dakar Rally is a legendary event and a massive logistical feat. Here's how it all comes together on the ground.

Mitsubishi says that it is still "studying various options" regarding whether it will join Nissan and Honda's planned merger.

It's modeled after a vintage Katana model and comes with a cute display stand. The company also makes an Initial D Corolla tissue box and other automotive housewares.

This strip of land in East Oakland has unfortunately become a popular spot for dumping cars. An army of heavy machines was called in to clear them out.

The new Traverse checks a lot of boxes, but its lack of truly standout qualities keeps it from getting ahead of strong competition.

Hot Wheels' new partnership with F1 brings cars from eight teams in basic die-cast and premium collector forms, alongside race tracks.

Over the Hill blends Art of Rally's impeccable vibes with the beauty of exploration. And, like real exploring, it's best experienced with friends.

Sheer versatility and comfort you won't beat for under $200.

A first-time swear (or unapproved political statement) will net drivers a fine, but repeat offenses would be met with month-long suspensions and even docked championship points.

One dealership employee's misfortune back in 1993 turned into a genius marketing strategy, and eventually, a local icon.