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Cadillac created a luxury electric SUV that no direct competitor can currently touch.

The 50% tariff is on top of an origin country's rate on non-steel and non-aluminum content, effective immediately.

You can get a great $100 titanium knife for $50 right now, plus get great deals on lamps and flashlights.

The last word in racing simulation is introducing a cute, cartoony spinoff for kids featuring real cars and tracks.

I need a reliable daily with lots of room for car seats and whatever else I can cram in. The Element seemed like the perfect solution, but turns out, it's not.

Kirby Air Riders, coming to Switch 2 in November, bucks every kart racer convention and could barely be described as a racing game at times.

Nissan is diving head-first into the cheap EV segment once again.

Manila lets you consolidate all of your car's service records, related notes, and supporting photos and videos in one handy browser-based tool.

"It's (rather obviously) not a robotaxi if there's an employee inside the car," noted Waymo's past CEO.

More than 60 iconic vehicles from TV and film history will be going up for sale, along with an immense haul of artifacts and memorabilia.

The dream of a modern McLaren F1 successor has been reached thanks to the original car's father himself.

Nissan's three-row Pathfinder is getting some updates for 2026.

There was a time when utility side-by-sides were simple, but as you can tell by the touchscreens and $38,000 sticker prices these days, that's no longer the case.

The 2025 Pebble Beach concours show winner was a 1924 Hispano-Suiza H6C Nieuport-Astra Torpedo with this funky exhaust. I found out why it looks the way it does.

The Hyundai Elantra N doesn't try to do it all, and that's what makes it special for truly hardcore drivers—even with an automatic.

EVs create less air pollution than gas-powered vehicles, but fast-charging stations are an overlooked source of pollution.

Not everybody loves the Viper's original engine note; an inline-six swap is sure to be equally controversial.

This 2006 Range personally driven by the Queen of England is the only one known to have a 400-hp, supercharged V8 under the hood.

How does 27 more hp for $22 a month sound? That's what VW has started charging in the U.K. for its cheapest, smallest EV.

Easy access? Check. Lockable storage space with as much cargo capacity as a three-row SUV with the seats folded down? Double check.