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Six out of the top 10 cars on the list are made by Toyota.

This extremely uneven brake pad wear is brought to you by the Rust Belt and sponsored by uneven application of pad grease.

With luxury and performance cars always stealing all the headlines, it's time we celebrate the affordable sedans, crossovers, and coupes.

Like their toilets, public transportation, general public etiquette, and food, car buying really is better in Japan.

Whether you like'em or not, F1 is doubling the number of Sprint races it held in 2022—and COTA will host one of them.

We're finally at a time when it feels like EVs are no longer expensive toys for the rich, but rather actual cars that people want to buy.

There are roughly 41,000 chargers publicly available now, and GM is looking to add 40,000 more by 2026.

Hagerty's list uses data from car sales, insurance registrations, and historical trends to predict which cars are primed to take off in value.

LMP2 cars may be dropped from the world's premiere endurance competition, but the class will still remain relevant going forward.

Boeing has finally ended production of the world's first widebody passenger jet after more than 50 years.

Seeing the earth, where we call home, as a pale blue dot in the sky is both incredibly humbling and inspiring.

The car will now have a steering wheel, pedals, and just about everything like a normal car, but a bevy of driver-assistance hardware and a price around $100K.

Offering a single cab would make the Ram Revolution the only full-size electric pickup without four doors.

Gymkhana's 12th installment puts Travis Pastrana in Florida and turns him loose in Fort Lauderdale, the Everglades, and the beach.

A new fuel-cell Hilux and a hydrogen combustion Corolla Cross are the latest in a slew of hydrogen test cars from the Japanese automaker.

The GT-R may not be old enough to drink or vote, but it is old enough to talk back to us at the dinner table.

We tested a lot of pickups in 2022, and when the staff was polled on their favorite, the Ford Maverick won. And not by a little.

Grosjean will have a busy 2023 and 2024 as he fulfills his IndyCar full-time driver duties, as well as factory Lamborghini racer.

No subscription nonsense here, just a one-time payment to download almost 70 horsepower to your car without ever leaving your driveway.

Electric drive is perfect when it comes to building an ideal cruiser bike.