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Many F1 fans think DRS makes overtaking too easy, so the FIA is looking into making driver battles more exciting with active aerodynamics.

Jozef Kaban is out as design boss but will reportedly stay at the VW Group in a different position.

The Bridgestone Dueler AT002 is the only all-terrain supercar tire on the planet.

If numerous old reports are to be believed, a real Countach 25th Anniversary was damaged during the filming of The Wolf of Wall Street.

Playstation VR support has been hotly anticipated for Gran Turismo 7, and Polyphony Digital has finally confirmed that most, not all, of GT7 will be supported by PSVR2.

Only 36% of buyers are paying over sticker, down from 80% last year. Buyers are paying an average of $300 below MSRP.

In response to customer frustration with the loss of the $7,500 tax credit, Lucid has extended a lease discount that offsets the credit.

The head of Audi's performance division says to expect serious electrification over the next few years. Here's what that means for the TT coupe and R8 supercar.

Despite strong statements concerning electrification, the legendary small-block will live on as a sixth-generation engine.

Testimony says that Elon Musk directed Autopilot engineers to create a “demonstration of the system’s capabilities."

Learn about it now you you can apply it yourself later.

Cadillac's Blackwing sedans will actually say "Blackwing" on the outside now.

The Acura Integra is great to drive, but if your life involves hauling big dogs around, the rear hatch isn't as helpful as it would seem.

Winnebago's eRV2 is based on a Ford E-Transit and only has about 100 miles of range, but it's proof that EVs and the great outdoors can go together.

Some customers say they've waited more than 900 days for their reservations to turn into deliveries.

Ferrari stopped offering proper manuals over a decade ago, but that doesn't mean a dedicated tuning house can't bring them back.

The fledgling sports car brand has eyes for the U.S. to meet its targets and that could mean a return for Renault.

Maybe you should buy limited-production performance cars to drive them instead of trying to make a quick buck, hmm?

It could reportedly join the auto giant's budget EV lineup alongside the Chevy Bolt.

The 2000s were a time when you could crank up the boost in your car and then play some Pokemon on the same device.