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It isn't all bark and no bite, this kit adds real aerodynamic improvements.

It's that time again! Come hang out and ask us whatever you want.

If the car isn't looking at you, it doesn't notice you. Seems straightforward enough.

Roll the dice on these five cheap, used Craigslist finds.

It seems U.S. EV buyers are finally figuring out that Chevy's Bolt twins are a screaming deal, because sales have more than doubled since last quarter.

The seller says the car has an American title. Does it say Alfa Romeo in it? We're not so sure about that.

The Tesla Semi is just weeks away from delivery after years of delays and promises by CEO Elon Musk. Could some problems be looming?

The famous black-and-gold JPS livery looked fantastic on Lotus F1 cars in 1972, and it looks fantastic on the Evija in 2022.

When the Felicity Ace sank nearly 900 miles west of Portugal, Bentley's teams in England and Germany were already working to replace millions lost to the sea floor.

Twenty-five years later, the GLE—formerly the ML—isn't the cheapest luxury SUV you can buy. But it offers everything modern buyers are looking for.

For mostly the cost of cab fare, well-to-do businessmen could take a helicopter into the city or to the airport in Chicago. The view was probably unbeatable too.

It may be the ugly duckling of the Lexus LS family, but these cars offer a lot of luxury for what they're selling for.

Mini is bringing back the six-speed for its two-door hardtop models after supply chain issues curtailed production earlier this year.

"No replacement for displacement" is starting to sound like some grade-A Mopar nerd copium.

The brand's new CX-60 crossover has arrived in Australia, and the output from its shiny new 3.3-liter inline-6 is not exactly impressive.

The Bavarian automaker's performance division seems to see full electrification as a preferable alternative to anything less than an inline-six.

NASCAR's new chassis controversy continues after multiple drivers suffer potentially season-ending head injuries that have racers calling for "a full redesign."

After a Corvette slammed into a utility pole, the transformer dropped onto the cab of this box truck and nearly struck the driver, who didn't need medical attention.

GMC calls it a "Headlamp Applique Kit." A more honest name is the piece of cloudy tape that keeps the NHTSA off of the company's case.

GM's contract to supply the U.S. Department of Defense with batteries comes after it sold the Army a Hummer EV.