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Audi News

The 2027 Audi Q9 Flagship Has Cupholders Big Enough for a Stanley and a Sound System That Vibrates Your Seat

Electronic doors with emergency capacitors, a sound system that physically vibrates your seat, and 16 square feet of glass overhead. Audi's new flagship SUV doesn't do anything halfway.

Culture

Fast and Furious TV Show Confirmed, and Vin Diesel Is Involved

It's a live-action series destined for Peacock.

RAM News

More Than 12,000 Ram HD Trucks Recalled Because They Can Go Too Fast for Their Tires

Ram mistakenly set the speed limiter too high on some of its HD pickups, allowing them to go faster than their tires are rated for.

News

Crash Leaves Sportbike Hanging From Traffic Light in Accidental Trick-Shot Parking Job

The rider escaped with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after colliding with a BMW.

GM News

Shady Selling of Driver Data Just Cost GM Another $12.75 Million

General Motors is still getting its butt kicked by the 2024 New York Times exposé that called out the company for sneakily selling driver data.

BMW 5 Series

2026 BMW 550e xDrive Review: A Plug-In Marvel in Need of Common Sense

The plug-in hybrid BMW 550e is one-of-a-kind among luxury midsize sedans. It's also determined to shoot itself in the foot.

The Downshift

Kia Wants Another Stinger, But It’s Being Patient: TDS

Kia wants the Vision Meta Turismo to be its next flagship GT, but you shouldn't hold your breath for it tomorrow.

Aftermarket

See How Watanabe Wheels Are Handmade in Japan Using Old-School Methods

From pouring molten metal into compacted sand molds on the floor to the polishing process, this really is a sight to behold.

Builds

A 1.4L Chevy Spark Engine Doesn’t Sound Too Crazy Until You Put It in a Polaris

This otherwise-tame inline-four is a surprisingly good fit for a UTV.

Volvo News

Volvo CCO Knows Heated Seat Subscriptions Are Just Another Way to ‘Nickel and Dime’ People

Customers spending $80,000 on a new car shouldn't have to pay monthly for heated seats, Volvo's Eric Severinson says.

News

Look at These 39-Inch BF Goodrich Racing Slicks

When you have a tuned F-150 Raptor R making over 1,600 horsepower, you need big slicks.

Chevrolet News

Chevy Is Discontinuing the Medium-Duty Silverado That International Builds

The trucks are the result of a joint venture that dates back to 2015, which GM has opted not to continue.

Culture

Gen Z Enthusiasts Love Japanese Cars and the Chevy Cobalt SS: Hagerty Data

One of these things is not like the others, but even the Japanese models aren't the ones you'd expect.

Audi News

The First-Gen Audi TT Is Already Being Turned Into a Restomod

Some restomods focus on horsepower, but this one aims to bring the TT Roadster closer in appearance to the concept car that preceded it.

Audi News

VW and Audi Drivers Can Now Get a AWD Tune for FWD Burnouts

APR has an interesting new Haldex AWD-system tune for VW and Audi performance vehicles.

Trucks

Disturbingly Long 16-Wheel-Drive Semi-Truck Looks Like a Centipede

Ford has the Mustang, and Dodge had the Viper, but Tatra has... this member of the animal kingdom.

BMW News

The Last BMW Z4 Has Been Made, Ending Nearly 30 Years of Roadsters

The last BMW roadster for the foreseeable future has officially rolled off the production line in Austria.

F1

Fernando Alonso Got an Awesome Easter Egg With His New Pagani: Color-Matched Kid Seat

What's more exciting, becoming a dad or taking delivery of a one-off Zonda?

For Sale

Like-New GMT800 Chevy Silverado Single-Cab Unearthed, and You Can Buy It

A superbly spec'd 2000 Chevy Silverado with 4,300 miles? You don't see those every day.

Features

Mick Schumacher Opens Up on Switch to IndyCar, Life in America, and Making His Own Name

Four years after leaving the F1 grid, the son of Michael Schumacher is finding his way in the world of IndyCar.