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I got my hands on Minottek's gated Miata shifter kit. Here's what comes in the box.

It's not cheap, but this process offers better strength-to-weight properties than what you'll find in more "pedestrian" performance cars.

Now's the time to arm yourself for those spring projects.

The hit show's meticulous use of 1980s and '90s cars has prompted countless theories, so we talked to the people who chose them to finally get some answers.

VW says the feedback it's received from customers is real, and it promises to "never, ever make this mistake" again.

Not even GM’s silly anti-CarPlay stance can ruin this EV value king.

This comes days after Stellantis said it pulled a $1.59 billion investment in the Italian marque, which may kill other EVs in development.

Nothing like seeing a massive Hummer H2 reversing into you.

Michael Kittredge's garage included Jaguar XK120s and a Shelby Cobra, and his $23 million estate was like a rich guy's dream amusement park.

Unlike any of today's Chevy trucks, this is pure, elegant, and almost reminiscent of long-tail race cars.

I tested the Power 1000 Solar Generator by itself a few months ago. It’s time to revisit, with some add-on capacity from DJI.

The era of svelte sedans and wagons from Volvo appears to be over, judging from the electric ES90's chunky styling and high-riding stance.

Jaguar is sitting out 2025 in England as it leans back, relaxes, and plots ways to take the fight to Bentley.

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol has taken delivery of some Mustang GT pursuit vehicles. Feeling lucky?

Even though Khalil Shakir's teammates tease him about it, the Bills receiver doesn't plan to ditch his sensible ride.

The homologation process is a crucial one, and Honda is doing all it can to help Aston Martin beat Red Bull and Ferrari.

The long-wheelbase, all-electric Escalade IQL starts at $132,695, and is larger than its gas-powered counterpart in every dimension.

Winfield created some of the most recognizable cars of an era, and not only that, he passed down the skills to generations of hot rod builders after him.

Is it a car? An SUV? Whatever it is, it has up to 670 horsepower and an interior with plenty of light-toned wood but few buttons.

The Escalade IQL is 19 feet of electric Cadillac and carries a massive 205-kWh battery pack.