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If Logan Sargeant scores enough points to qualify for an FIA Super License to race next year, he'll get Williams Racing's second seat.

This cheap mod made for easier wheel swaps, more peace of mind, and improved aesthetics.

The Corvette Z06 configurator is out. If you tick every box, the car can be specced to more than $184,000—before dealer markup. That optional carbon ain't cheap.

The Toyota Compact Cruiser was set to be a sort of electric successor to the FJ Cruiser. Now it's probably canned.

Volkswagen's current interior design is filled with touch-sensitive controls that customers seem to hate, and their complaints are being heard.

People have forgotten to wave the flag, waved it early, or even waved the wrong flag throughout F1's history. But this is on another level.

Roll up and roll out with these tonneau covers!

Water is a consistent nemesis for the 2022 GMC Hummer EV. This time GM says water can leak into the battery.

People make stretch limos out of all sorts of stuff, like Mercedes G-Wagens and Hummers. This Dodge Viper limo is one we haven't seen before.

The 2023 Ram 2500 HD Rebel delivers a lot more work capability, but with fewer off-road chops than the famous Power Wagon nameplate.

The title win comes just one day after Red Bull team founder Dietrich Mateschitz passed away.

I've never owned a car in as good of condition as this F-250 Super Duty, despite it having driven 148,529 miles per year.

If approved, the referendum would require manufacturers to provide vehicle telematics data to independent repair shops.

With demand for diesel fuel at its highest point in over a decade, the Biden administration says nationwide supply is "unacceptably low."

The Austrian business man made his fortune selling energy drinks but he also left an indelible mark on Formula 1.

The 21st century comes for torque wrenches.

Everyone is here for the main show: Formula 1. But there is a thriving paddock of support racers with old GT3 endurance cars, Le Mans Prototypes, and vintage F1 cars waiting to be seen.

The first of its kind, this waterski has its own jetski-like power unit that acts as the boat during normal waterskiing. The twist is that the waterskier fully controls the boat.

The Chevy Silverado EV’s 660 horsepower and 780 pound-feet of torque have been bumped up to 754 hp and 785 lb-ft after the announcement of the GMC Sierra EV.

These simple devices ensure your car's battery stays charged and lives a long life.