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Seeing F1 cars tear up the Las Vegas strip, past some of the most famous landmarks in the U.S. is incredibly cool.

This '80s Buick Reatta was filled with mold, rodent nests, and sadness but nothing a proper cleaning couldn't fix.

Since it was installed last year to keep cars from following behind buses and emergency vehicles, 50 cars have lost their game of Beat the Bollard.

Both drivers are miraculously fine, after a fiery crash destroyed two Fox-body Mustang drag racers.

The F2003-GA was one in a long run of the most successful Ferrari Formula 1 cars ever made. This is your chance to own the chassis that Michael Schumacher won the 2003 title with.

Ken Block brought his Hyundai i20 WRC to Hoonigan’s Tire Slayer Studios for some Gymkhana-style shredding and wildly risky donuts, leaving his outtakes in the video.

The all-new BMW 7 Series and i7 EV sedan continue on the tradition of delivering an incredibly comfortable ride experience.

Entry-level luxury cars have a certain style-over-substance stigma. The sufficiently luxurious and sporty 2023 BMW X1 bucks this trend.

With Pagani-level build quality and the oozing-with-cool execution of the best hot rods, Ringbrothers’ Enyo is one the sickest cars I have ever witnessed.

An unconfirmed rumor suggests that the Honda NSX and Prelude will see a revival in 2028. The pair might come back as dedicated EV sports cars.

It's getting cold, let's keep you from emulating British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes.

A brilliant Jaguar XJ220 S in orange, two Bugatti EB110s, and a Ferrari F40 headline the sale.

A little resourcefulness goes a long way, and for not much money.

The owner of the Mercedes, and previous owner of the home, had been convicted of a slew of crimes including insurance fraud.

You spoke, and we listened to why you think the majority is wrong about 911s and rotaries.

The Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS Cabriolet is a great sports car, even when saddled with AWD, an unnecessary soft top, and some silly stripes.

From small kei vans to tall Toyota Land Cruisers, Tokyo's cop cars mirror the eccentric Japanese auto scene.

This flagship BMW is as rare as hen's teeth, and sadly a bit too moist.

Ford's recent spate of recalls and production flubs haven't gone unnoticed.

Portal axles and a huge suspension lift carried these cars past 19,000 ft, demonstrating just what a Safari 911 is capable of.