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From F1 champions to music artists and company executives, everyone is mourning No. 43.

You can now check if the EV you desire is eligible for a sizable federal tax credit.

Imagine you're designing a car-enthusiast wall calendar for this year. Would you load it up with modern cars? Classics? Share your list and we'll discuss!

The 2023 Acura Integra is a sign from the car gods telling you that now's the time to learn how to drive stick shift.

The custom Chevy Camaro and Ford Mustang build is now in rough shape, but it's far from unsalvageable. This could be your next project.

The rally driver, Gymkhana star, and all around cultural icon died on Monday following an accident in Utah, according to his reps.

Porsche is getting serious about off-roading, and it might do so in vintage style. More 911s? More Cayennes?

Frozen door handles are a pain, but the aftermarket may have the solution.

The 5.4 liter V8 makes its power with help from four camshafts and an Eaton supercharger.

When you take a homemade one-off RV from the '60s across the Midwest in December, what could possibly go wrong? Funny you should ask...

It's hard to believe the damage that occurred. Even at these relatively low speeds.

Kick the new year off right, by building LEGO sets of real cars you'll likely never be able to own.

The essential truck accessory for any discerning truck owner that wants substantially more usability from their open-bedded beast.

Do you, like me, get annoyed when seat belts clack around when your car is empty? The Kia Telluride offers us a solution.

It's the third recall for an ongoing issue for sunroof panels that just won't stay on.

The refreshed 2023 Telluride SUV isn’t that much different from the pre-refresh version. This is a good thing.

It's officially winter, and this one YouTuber came up with a mini Lego snow plow train to help clear the snowfall.

One person was killed and several injured people were stranded while emergency personnel struggled to get through the pileup.

After the instant success of the Porsche 911 Dakar, CEO Oliver Blume is considering more off-road-ready models.

Both engines and both manual transmissions are operated via one throttle, one clutch pedal, and one gear lever, powering all four wheels.