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Here's how to use a tool that really comes in handy, especially in tight quarters.

Sony wants to use its partnership with Honda to create a car that's built around its existing entertainment technologies, like the Playstation 5.

Today's lesson on Russian Oligarchy 101.

The 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross is spry, light-footed, and delightful in corners, but could do better than the 169 available horsepower.

A Tesla Model 3 and Model Y "firmware anomaly" can cause the taillights on one or both sides of the cars to light up intermittently.

There are hundreds of openings for electrification, self-driving, and machine learning jobs at JLR that could be filled by former Twitter and Meta employees.

Dropping the 2.0-liter Tonale for the hybrid version will reduce Alfa Romeo's overall emissions in the U.S. by 40 percent.

The $1,200 yearly fee increases horsepower and torque, while dropping 0-60 times, for all Mercedes EQ electric models.

It was also Sebastian Vettel's final race, as the four-time F1 champion is retiring after this season.

Sargeant is the first American F1 driver since Alexander Rossi in 2015 and will attempt to be the first American grand prix winner since Mario Andretti back in 1978.

Kept as it was found in 2017, this 1969 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona has all of its original dust after being found in Japan.

There’s a new ‘Bullitt’ film coming from director Steven Spielberg. Bradley Cooper will be the new Frank Bullitt, a role last held by legendary actor Steve McQueen.

DRS isn’t available until at least two laps after the start of the race. Now F1 wants to reduce that to one lap.

Buy a new project car from a selection of a twin-turbo 2012 Audi R8 V10 kart, a rebuilt 2020 Porsche Cayman GT4, a Hellcat-swapped 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T, and a restored 1969 Ford F-100.

It's hardly a side gig for GM, but it is a bragging right.

This was actually on my 2022 bingo card along with Elon buying Twitter.

VW's classic compact is safe, because it's joining the ID EV lineup. As for whether that's a good thing, that's up to you.

You can’t take them all with you, but you only need a few to get out of a bad situation.

This is Ford's second wiper-related recall of 2022, and it's actually the smaller of the two.

The 1,000-horsepower Zora seems very real, very soon. As does an all-electric sports car from GM.