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The new Freelander mixes '90s design with very clever modern details—but we're most enticed by the door situation.

Every two weeks, we'll be releasing a fresh merch drop of some of the best Blipshift designs from the last decade—and some new ones mixed in.

Cars have changed a lot since the mid-aughts, but the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School is still going strong.

“I just hope we can bounce back, especially when gas prices are rising,” UAW Local 22 President James Cotton said. “I think EVs are the future.”

The feds aren't scrapping DEF altogether, but this could potentially address a large portion of emissions system failures.

Angelo Ram's 1995 Montero build puts a legendary Japanese engine into an under-appreciated SUV.

There's about to be a surge of off-lease EVs. Want to take advantage? How about turning one into a power bank?

"It's no joke," is about all that Hyundai's said about its vehicle debut taking place on Wednesday. It was a rock that wiped out the dinosaurs, you know.

Meanwhile, Honda and Aston took a positive step forward with Alonso's F1 car finishing the Japanese GP.

The work being put into Toyota's mid-engine powertrain is "going to be translated into something else in a road car or mass production car in the future, possibly," Toyota Gazoo Racing marketing manager Mikio Hayashi said.

Verstappen's bombshell comments are surely meant to put pressure on F1 and the FIA to do something about the current regulations.

Aston Martin's new plug-in hybrid hypercar is a sumptuous, sinister pavement monster.

Hybrids may be more complex than their pure gasoline cousins, but they offer unique benefits too.

Silver is usually a boring color, unless the car in question is an Enzo.

To put the Chevy Bolt back into production on schedule, GM engineers relied on virtual crash testing software to "reduce the number of cars we run into walls."

Ram and Toyota still have lower destination charges... for now.

The EB112 was a follow-up to the EB110 that didn't made it across the line. Now, one of three ever built is heading to auction.

There's no real reason to do this, but I'm so glad they did.

We're at Suzuka this weekend, and the F1 atmosphere is nothing short of incredible.

It takes a lot of skill to hustle a four-door Jeep Wrangler around a snow-covered rally course, but it covers ground surprisingly well for what it is.