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This "remastered" Rolls-Royce Corniche has an 800V EV powertrain. But the dashboard is more exciting to me.

Canvasback seat covers are a classy way to dog-proof your car. We outfitted a BMW wagon with its interior protection products to find their pros and cons.

Carmakers keep pushing back their electrification timelines. Rather than guessing when it might have one ready, McLaren is simply waiting things out.

The driver was cited for a public nuisance due to his electric muscle car's "super loud" muffler, in the words of the cop who pulled him over.

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said everyone's fixation on Chinese automaker's cost is all wrong.

The Hemi Ram is back to lure pickup truck buyers from Ford and GM, and it leans all the way into the macho bit.

Audi says it'll be more expensive than the TT but cheaper than the R8, with a face that is sure to have its critics.

An electric truck with a 300-mile range emits 37% less CO2 than an ICE-only small car over the course of its life, according to researchers.

A few retailers are doing one last day of labor day deals, and The Home Depot still some absolute steals on useful automotive tools.

The crew behind the Cybertruck’s Rubicon run posted a video that shows just how bad of a time they had—but hey, it (eventually) finished the job.

The 2026 Porsche Cayenne EV and this Coupe variant are expected to drop soon.

An image of the Audi TT Concept was posted to social media by the automaker itself.

This toy car "lending library" is so elegant that we don't even need to explain the premise.

I made some mistakes learning how to use the $300 Elegoo Centauri Carbon 3D printer, but it didn't take me long to make my first part.

Despite being nearly a decade old, the Volvo XC90's latest refresh sharpened the three-row family hauler and made it an ever better buy.

It has a pair of fat center-exit tailpipes and a high-voltage sticker on the windshield, hinting that this hot wagon will be way hotter than the current-gen.

Honda never gave us a rear-engine, rear-wheel-drive CR-X—so one owner took the matter into their own hands.

These WWII-style red jerry cans are normally about $50, but discounted to $35.44 on Lowe's website right now.

Look past the wave of social media influencers and there's still no better place to be an enthusiast than Monterey in August.

We now know about the drivers, the engine, and even the team principal. But what about Cadillac's first F1 livery? Hold your horses, now.