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Pininfarina originally built seven of these Testarossa Spiders for Brunei royalty but a few more were made and this is one of those extras.

This Aston Martin DB5 has its parts fully restored, including the body, engine, and running gear. All that’s left is for one brave soul to put it all together.

This Nissan Sunny celebrates the best of the Minitruck era while adding a modern tuner twist, built for the 2022 SEMA show.

Even after the Nissan GT-R sold out this year, Nissan resumed production for 2023 on the 16-year-old R35 Nissan GT-R.

While there aren’t many options for the prospective Civic Type R owner, there’s still a carefully chosen spec equilibrium to achieve.

Tesla claims issues with "liability" and warranty limits mean it can't unlock Trailer Mode for aftermarket hitch buyers, even if you're using one that's independently certified.

The 2023 Nissan Z, 2023 Honda Civic Type R, 2023 Toyota GR Corolla, and 2023 Toyota Supra are darlings for dealership markups.

From supply constraints to factory shutdowns, there aren't enough trucks being built to fulfill tens of thousands of reservations—and there won't be for a while.

The pickings might be slim, but the variety of offerings among Asheville, NC's cheap Craigslist car pages are decent.

They're cheaper than the real thing, so...

Red Bull Racing's punishment for overspending during the 2021 season consists of a modest fine—and the loss of some crucial aero development opportunities.

The Cyberquad does not comply with safety standards. One reportedly tipped over while a 36-year-old was riding it and bruised their shoulder.

For this year's SEMA show, the Nissan Nismo Off Road Frontier V8 concept is here to stoke our Baja-running imaginations.

The 2022 Pininfarina Battista is here to usher in the next era of battery-electric performance. And I suspect it’s only the beginning.

It's the latest "will they or won't they" finding from the FIA that doesn't clear up much about rules or how they're applied.

The 27 member countries of the European Union joined a growing list of states and regions banning new sales of internal combustion cars.

Maine threw out the vetting process for vanity plate applications a few years ago. That turned out to be a bad idea.

It's all of the fun of flying, without the flight. Did we say fun? We meant aggravation.

The Charger Daytona EV made a noise not everyone liked back in August. Tim Kuniskis says it's still being perfected.

You ever wonder if Buick thinks twice about making the cars it does now?