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Pencil that out: It's about 500 miles per day—every day—or 680 miles each work day sitting behind the wheel of a Ford F-450.

Turns out a 1,000-horsepower, 9,000-pound truck that's the size of Rhode Island is pretty easy to crash—or crash into.

In 2017, I got this Z for $100. I restored it only to abandon it, but now we're back together and the car's living its best life.

New Jersey officials aren't amused by automakers' attempts to charge for the use of pre-installed hardware in cars, such as heated seats.

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.