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The attention to detail is astounding, and nothing less than this Japanese icon deserves.

Rivian's nifty slide-out kitchen will be upgraded before it reaches customer hands, though the improvements could come at a price.

GM's Ultium batteries were mounted sideways underneath the Celestiq to help give it its unique appearance.

The new 2023 Ford Escape picks up a couple new tricks for SUV buyers who aren't looking for the blockier style from the Bronco Sport.

This driver averaged more than one speeding ticket per day for 54 days and, unsurprisingly, never paid any of them.

Here's your first look at the 11th-gen Honda Accord. The car will come with hybrid power, the company's biggest touchscreen, and phone-free Google Maps.

The Toyota Crown is a lifted, hybrid-only sedan that drives smoothly and is pleasant to sit in. We just don't know who it's for.

Ken Block's 10th Gymkhana film is the first with an all-electric car. Watch him in Sin City with the electric Audi S1 Quattro Hoonicorn here.

The new Lotus Eletre is probably not what Colin Chapman would have expected, but Lotus is looking to move with the times.

You magnificent people.

We've all left pennies on the railroad tracks before, but have you ever left animal bones and watches in a train's path? No? This guy has, and he filmed it.

The ultimate winter beater should be stout, reliable, and rough enough that you don't mind if it takes a beating. What's your pick?

Autonomy is key to Rivian's future plans, according to the company's CEO.

The Civic Type R is known to overheat on track. I tried to manage heat with some clever mods before modifying the cooling system.

It shouldn't be a big deal that Brad Pitt declined an interview with Martin Brundle during the USGP F1 grid walk. And yet.

The engines are made using Lego's own air pistons, and they come in two-, three-, eight-, and even 12-cylinder configurations.

If Logan Sargeant scores enough points to qualify for an FIA Super License to race next year, he'll get Williams Racing's second seat.

This cheap mod made for easier wheel swaps, more peace of mind, and improved aesthetics.

The Corvette Z06 configurator is out. If you tick every box, the car can be specced to more than $184,000—before dealer markup. That optional carbon ain't cheap.

The Toyota Compact Cruiser was set to be a sort of electric successor to the FJ Cruiser. Now it's probably canned.