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Toyota News

New Toyota Tundra Gets a 2.6-Inch TRD Lift Kit With a Factory Warranty

Approach and departure angles are also increased. Notably, the lift doesn't interfere with the Toyota Safety Sense systems.

News

Slime’s New Inflation Station Is Yet Another Way to Keep Tires Full

It’s smaller, but it's still just as impressive as the last.

Toyota Reviews

Driving a 1997 Toyota Crown Comfort Hong Kong Taxi Took Me Somewhere That No Longer Exists

The iconic red Toyota Crown Comfort is more than just a cab for a lot of immigrants and ex-pats from Hong Kong.

F1

Audi Partners With Sauber To Race in Formula 1 Starting in 2026

Audi's hunt for a partner to race in F1 finally landed on Sauber, a team with a long history and short drive from the German company's headquarters.

Audi News

Electric Car or Not, Ken Block’s Gymkhana Still Delivers

Does removing an ICE car from a Ken Block Gymkhana film ruin or take away from the experience at all? No, it does not.

Volvo News

The Volvo EX90 Electric SUV Won’t Have Buttons, Just Screens

The upcoming Volvo EX90 flagship SUV looks like it will finally do away with that last row of buttons found on current Volvos.

Cars 101

Want To Put a Racing Harness in Your Car? Read This First

Here's some insight to consider before installing racing-style seat belts or safety harnesses in your car.

NASCAR

NASCAR on Ice Is the Slippery Spectacle the World Needs Right Now

2023 will see the first ever NASCAR-sanctioned event run on ice.

Polestar News

Polestar 2 Owners Plagued With Faulty Key Fobs, GPS, Cellular Connectivity

The problems all center around functionality baked into the car's TCAM module.

History

Inside the Incredibly Groovy ‘Harlequin’ Train From 1960 Still Running in Italy

L'Arlecchino looks like nothing else on earth, and it can blast you through the Italian countryside at up to 112 mph.

Ford News

Ford Designer Teases GM For Using the Same Touchscreen Knob in 2024 GMC Sierra EV

Both Ford and GM use similar looking touchscreen knobs and a Ford designer pointed out that the Mustang Mach E used it first.

Volkswagen News

VW’s R Badge To Become EV-Only Sub-Brand by 2030: Report

We already knew that Volkswagen had its eyes on being the world's largest EV seller by 2025. It looks like the R lineup will lead that charge.

Ford News

The Ford Fiesta Will Die To Make Room for More EVs: Report

Ever hope that the Fiesta might return to the United States? Well, you can probably stop hoping.

News

Seiko’s New 5 Sports Super Cub Watches Are Made for Gearheads

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

Rivian News

Rivian’s Camp Kitchen is Delayed Again for a Redesign, and Its Price Could Change

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

Cadillac News

The 2024 Cadillac Celestiq’s Horizontal Battery Cells Are the Secret to Its Low-Slung Looks

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

Ford News

The 2023 Ford Escape Gets a New Face, More Tech, and ST-Line Trims

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.

Culture

VW Beetle Driver Racks Up 57 Speeding Tickets in Less Than Two Months

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

Honda News

Looks Like the New 2023 Honda Accord Is Borrowing the CR-V’s Style, Adding Google Maps

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.

Toyota Reviews

2023 Toyota Crown First Drive Review: A Charming Hybrid Weirdo in Search of an Audience

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.