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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.

Pebble Beach, your local cars and coffee, and anything else you can think of doesn't even rank compared to the Goodwood Revival parking lot.

The Sea Lion has a 13B rotary engine to power the rear wheels, and a Berkeley jet drive for moving through water.

"We don't want to make cool wheels for your cool BMW or Porsche," the U-HOTs designer told us. These are meant to be an antidote to car-culture sameness.

Audi's all-electric wagon was caught testing at the 'ring. That's odd, considering it was supposedly canceled.

Mowing tickles some of the same senses as high-performance driving—with a little imagination.

Doug Kalitta and Tony Stewart collided involuntarily after blasting down the race track, and Stewart said the first thing he remembers is "waking up."

Audi’s sleek new electric Sportback blends long-range capability, German luxury, and a tidal wave of tech. The result? A car that impresses as much as it overwhelms.

Tesla killed off the cheapest Cybertruck months after it launched.

Instead of pulling smokey burnouts at stoplights, this Charger was built to lead Indy cars around oval tracks in the early '80s.

The striking picture of two people washing a Mazda Miata with the rubble of the World Trade Center behind them is real, and we've got the details.

"In certain areas in the world, like China, it is good; people are still asking for big grilles," BMW's design boss said.