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Having survived fires and fleeing executives, Lordstown has managed to start shipping vehicles to customers.

The legendary Corvette nameplate will split from Chevy to become a standalone electric brand this decade, according to a new report.

You know you're doing it right when the odometer runs out before almost everything else.

ZF plans to utilize gearboxes that'll not only boost EV performance but also efficiency.

Ever wanted to hear a cross-plane V8 rev like a flat-plane? Cadillac has you covered.

The original Scouts were built by a tractor company, and it seems like the new ones could be assembled by a smartphone manufacturer.

V-twin Harley riders think their bikes sound good. This Bob Maddox-built Sportjet would like a word.

GMC's new electric pickup—which will launch with a six-figure Denali model—is averaging more than 500 reservations per day.

The new Honda HR-V isn't a bad car to drive, but buying one is another matter. Money's getting tighter, and the HR-V doesn't give you a reason to get invested.

The history of the VW Beetle as a taxi in Mexico City is a fascinating one, and you could own a piece of it.

Another one bites the dust. Ferrari once again ousts its F1 boss after a promising year was ruined by poor strategy, questionable performance.

A classic Ferrari concept car inspired this incredibly expensive phone cover.

Lancia will bring three new vehicles to market from 2024 to 2028 as it transitions to an all-electric offering.

Audi's super-wagon and its sedan twin didn't need to be any faster, but now that they are, the world is a better place.

Another ultra-expensive V12 monster enters the ring.

If you needed any more proof that these two-stroke diesels were tough as nails, then let this guy provide it with a few gallons of H2O.

From V8 muscle cars to quirky niche electric vehicles, these are the rides you said you're the most thankful for.

Something about the window sticker seems fishy, and it raises more questions than answers, but Ford doesn't seem willing to answer them.

The aging Tesla Model 3 is due for a refresh, and it just might have one on the way.

It's not delivery, it's the Denver & Rio Grande Western 491 steam train, and it works surprisingly well as a place to cook a pizza.