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Jaguar outsourced its ambitious rebranding to a third-party agency, and what it came up with led to some infighting within the automaker.

The National Park Service is asking for help to identify the driver who went for a joyride in Death Valley's protected sand dunes, damaging the fragile terrain.

Easily extricate vehicles buried in the mud, sand, and snow.

Discounts of 90% and up aren't rare, and some stores are selling brake calipers for less than the price of a Big Mac.

Priced at under $100, the Snowkel can also double as a great conversation starter.

Ever wanted to yell at the people who made your car? Ford's proposed a system that would let owners do exactly that, from the comfort of the driver's seat.

The RS6 feels like a straight-up supercar that happens to be dressed as a station wagon.

Keep your paint looking fresh for years by using one of these easy-to-use sealants.

You know what car is very unlikely to find itself featured in a Need for Speed game anytime soon? The new Acura RSX.

The Acura RSX will return as an all-electric crossover in 2026 built on Honda's own EV platform, unlike the GM-based ZDX.

See more clearly and precisely while driving in low light conditions.

The Vantage Roadster can get from 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds, but its real accomplishment might just be going from closed to open in 6.8.

It seems like the original owners dropped a mobile home on a piece of land and built a house around it.

The SC 120 gives you all the functions you need in a tiny package and Best Buy has a killer deal going right now.

Thanks to some quick action, his collection of throwback American metal made it through the flames almost entirely unscathed.

They'd prefer some kind of mobility-as-a-service solution instead of a vehicle with a title in their name.

Scout says its gas range extender will be mounted so low and far behind the passengers that they won't even know it's there when it's on.

In a leaked notice to suppliers, Chrysler said it's putting development of its Airflow SUV "on hold." It's not clear when it will restart, if ever.

Pictures taken at various ports show us what the long-awaited sixth-generation 4Runner looks like in real life.

The Turbo version had two motors, two gearboxes, shorter braking distances, and hella character. Sadly, it burned away in a garage fire in 2002.