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A bench warrant was issued for David Sparks last week as a federal judge found him in contempt of multiple court orders.

Turbos and torque are all well and good, but we've lost something as attainable cars with 8,000-rpm redlines have fallen by the wayside.

Bluetooth speakers are excellent automotive accessories. It's great to keep one in the car for tailgating, overland camping trips, or just wrenching in the garage.

It's currently unclear if Porsche will be eligible to race at Le Mans next year, let alone chase the overall win.

The rechargeable Shark Wandvac is perfect for car cleaning, with better ergo and quieter operation than most shop vacuums. Save $50 on one now.

Get a free $169 5 aH DeWalt tool battery during Lowe's DeWalt Days.

Luftgekuhlt, a festival for air-cooled Porsches, just wrapped up its 11th edition in Durham, North Carolina. Here's some cool hardware that was shown off.

Gran Turismo 7 is less than $30 for October Prime Days, and you even get a physical box and disc.

To remove confusion reportedly all 2026 Jeep Wagoneers will be Grand with a new trim structure.

Jeep would rather you not think about the fact that the Compass shares a platform with the Fiat 500L, but this display error makes it hard to ignore.

Porsche is rightfully proud of figuring out wireless charging for the Cayenne EV, but adding the tech to smaller models will be a challenge.

In a world where supercar companies are slinging high-performance SUVs, why are none rated for 200 mph yet? Physics.

This supercharged V8 street truck is a collaboration between Mopar and Fox Factory Vehicles.

With the F1 manufacturers' title in the bag, will McLaren continue to make questionable calls in the name of fairness? If so, who will get burned?

Kia is discontinuing the Soul after the 2025 model year, marking the end for another cheap compact in the U.S.

Experiencing a well-used McLaren 765LT reminded me that these cars aren't just about outright speed—they're about sensation.

The stripped down entry-level Tesla Model Y's introduction might take place this week.

If you're cool with the Nissan Z the way it is, you can snag one for a song right now.

The '88 Bronco belonged to Alma Gates, an icon in car audio who blew the doors off the competition by hitting more than 170 decibels with Kicker equipment.

Electric doors can pose a danger when they stop working, and Rivian is reportedly responding to criticism by redesigning its system on the upcoming R2.