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It'll be here sooner than you expect, too, as early as 2024. Best of all, we already know there will be an AMG version with active aerodynamics.

When you can't buy a Cybertruck or a Roadster from Tesla, why not make your own?

BMW's system would use a conductive film to detect scratches and alert owners that their vehicles have been scuffed.

Lesin admitted to the court that he never had exclusive build slots for limited-edition Ferraris, despite charging others millions and providing fraudulent purchase orders.

I spent a lot of time and money experimenting with the GTI's steering feel, and I made a major breakthrough when I owned it.

Zak Brown is the latest to join the chorus of voices in Formula 1 calling out Red Bull's overspending breaches.

The Theta engine debacle is costing big money to fix.

The country club allegedly promised a free truck to whoever could hit a hole-in-one in a particular hole. Now this golfer's making them put their money where their mouth is.

The murdered-out look fits perfectly with the 80s-inspired design.

The 2023 Porsche 911 T uses less sound insulation, thinner glass, and a smaller battery. As a result, this car weighs 100 pounds lighter than the base Carrera.

One shop is turning straightforward donor GMC Sierra pickups into a modern Jimmy SUV—and they're surprisingly easy to build, its creator tells us.

Manufacturers will be able to rent the Pikes Peak mountain road out for a day to record official Certified Course Times at their own pace. But they won't break records.

Though it sounds like a close cousin of blinker fluid, DEF is an important part of regulating the emissions of modern diesel engines.

Hurricane Ian's 150-mph winds peeled off the newer vinyl layers covering a time capsule billboard for the 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan in Cape Coral, Florida.

The Rivian R1T's Gear Guard is a security system that includes automatic video recording using five of the truck's 11 external cameras.

Yes, we’re talking about Harbor Freight jack stands.

Cadillac and Rolls Royce: That's a comparison you probably didn't expect to ever see.

Get that money!

RR co-founder Charles Rolls saw this moment coming back in the year 1900. He even predicted issues with charging infrastructure.

Smartphone-maker Foxconn is already a tech juggernaut and now it may have its sights on contract-building cars for automakers such as Tesla and others.