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If approved, the referendum would require manufacturers to provide vehicle telematics data to independent repair shops.

With demand for diesel fuel at its highest point in over a decade, the Biden administration says nationwide supply is "unacceptably low."

The Austrian business man made his fortune selling energy drinks but he also left an indelible mark on Formula 1.

Everyone is here for the main show: Formula 1. But there is a thriving paddock of support racers with old GT3 endurance cars, Le Mans Prototypes, and vintage F1 cars waiting to be seen.

The first of its kind, this waterski has its own jetski-like power unit that acts as the boat during normal waterskiing. The twist is that the waterskier fully controls the boat.

The Chevy Silverado EV’s 660 horsepower and 780 pound-feet of torque have been bumped up to 754 hp and 785 lb-ft after the announcement of the GMC Sierra EV.

The vibes and the tones of Taylor Swift's new album are perfect for a nighttime jaunt on your favorite road.

Over 160 speed cameras have been stolen from Swedish roads in recent months. Local reports say they're ending up in crashed Russian surveillance drones in Ukraine.

Many, many, many of us will never get to drive a 2023 Chevrolet Corvette Z06, but that won't stop many, many, many of us from building our own.

GMC's new electric pickup has gone for a more squared-off Hummer EV look as compared to Chevy's more car-like approach.

Reno, Nevada is a smaller market, but has plenty of gems to go around.

The Drive's commenters weighed in on the idea of a more restrictive license for high-performance vehicles. The answers were surprising, but more surprising? No punches were thrown.

Kia's performance four-door has been sputtering along for years, and an end to the pain could be in sight as rumors of its discontinuation return.

Commuters, tourers, and weekend explorers couldn't ask for more.

Would any of you actually buy this?

Hints of The Fast and the Furious permeate throughout this movie's 106 entertaining minutes.

If you’re an explorer, at least one of these products will excite you.

If Red Bull's only slapped on the wrist, everyone will overspend and the cost cap will become meaningless. And F1's future could be at risk.

The $300,000 Celestiq is nothing like Cadillac has built in a long time. As such, it uses advanced manufacturing techniques not seen in more plebian vehicles.

Rumor has it the last Nissan GT-R will get a swan-neck style rear wing, and the new Nissan Z Nismo will get 20-inch wheels.