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The smallest sedans in the Mercedes range now sport larger screens and an updated infotainment system taken from the rest of the lineup.

Regardless of how you feel about V6s or hybrids, the Artura maintains that magical McLarenish quality of feeling like a low-flying plane while at speed.

The Toyota GR Corolla already makes a very respectable 300 horsepower. This is for people who'd want more.

The 759-hp 770 Ultimate is the most powerful production Aston Martin ever built—for now.

Despite losing the Chinese round, the 2023 season will still be the biggest ever with 23 races on the calendar.

The new SUV will feature Mazda's most powerful mass-produced gasoline engine to date.

It's anything but easy piloting a 200cc trike through ice, snow, and fog, but Matt Webb is determined to set a record.

Connection problems dropped Verstappen's team out of contention for the championship, leading the F1 champ to go on a tirade on a live stream.

If only the state had an abundant natural resource to develop as a sustainable energy source for EVs in a decade.

The builder states it's a "more environmentally sound choice" than existing gas-powered hearses.

The 2024 Corvette E-Ray isn't a cheap car, but your $105,000 goes really far when you look at the specs. Is it the best deal in the 'Vette lineup?

Race to the DMV to show your support for the Race to the Clouds, because Colorado now offers license plates celebrating the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.

Incredible street performance and comfort but slightly compromised for the track, and definitely not good in the rain.

Volvo updated the XC40 Recharge and C40 Recharge's electric motors with in-house units that make slightly more range.

It's time to get some tools!

The world's first hybrid AWD Corvette is faster to 60 than the Z06 thanks to electric power.

If you've ever wondered what would happen if you put a set of spare tires on a 560-horsepower drift car and sent it, here's your answer.

The refreshed Hyundai Palisade remains the comfortable and convenient family hauler it was known and beloved for in the first place.

Chevy opted for a similar system that's appeared on other mid-engine, all-wheel drive supercars and sports cars that have cost much more.

The newly-retired F1 driver is slowly but surely dissolving his exotic car collection.