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Cities and states allotted funding to build out EV infrastructure don't know if they'll ever get money promised by Congress under the Biden administration.

I've found huge savings on EDC knives from entry-level to premium at BladeHQ, some hundreds of dollars off.

Our top picks will set you up with the best choice for every season.

WWII and Korean War vet Thomas Davis still drives his Chevy GMT800 Silverado to haul lumber and get groceries.

In addition to a 70% discount, Toyota is also throwing in 0% financing and $15,000 in complimentary fuel.

Does a damaged bumper, missing headlight, and salvage title on a $1,000,000 supercar scare you? If the answer is no, give Copart Miami a call.

Ford's largest pickup truck engine has already shown what it can do with boost, but this is a new benchmark for naturally aspirated builds.

The photo of F1 champ Lewis Hamilton standing outside Enzo Ferrari's house has been viewed and liked by over a dozen million people.

Genki's cult-classic highway street racing game has returned in full form and is poised to only get better over time.

Look beyond the old-school styling and you'll find carbon fiber body panels, features such as air conditioning, and a 2.0-liter flat-four.

The current Defender can't fit a big battery pack, so Land Rover will have to wait until the next generation to build an EV variant.

Being offered a sum of money most people would chop a limb for in exchange for a car, and turning it down? Jerry Seinfeld isn't your average person, and the Porsche 917K isn't your average car.

Would you speed down a wooden miniature drag strip while sitting on a belt sander?

For the low price of $5, you can get the time from a surprisingly accurate rendition of a 2001 Suburban's odometer.

Polo Storico, Lamborghini's in-house restoration shop, will take on just about any type of project—except one.

Plus more M12 BOGO deals and discounts you can’t miss.

It's a job that can feel daunting, especially if you're on the side of the road. Don't fret: it's one of the simplest repairs there is.

Even at idle, this Vauxhall Omega powered by a Rolls-Royce Viper engine will take your breath away while melting your brain.

Seeing a tire pressure light pop up on your dash might raise your blood pressure, but it's usually a simple fix.

We got the chance to take the new Gen II M12 Stubby impact for a test drive ahead of release. Without a shadow of a doubt, you're going to love it.