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They previously argued for mandated speed limiters on commercial vehicles, though that's now being walked back for a stance that "respects the professionalism of drivers."

Remember the Dart? You might be seeing more of them the next time you take your Dodge in for service.

Updated all-wheel-drive Porsche 911 models will hit dealerships this fall with a slight power increase.

The SRT division was dissolved in 2021. Now it's returning, as Tim Kuniskis is being tapped to lead Stellantis' North American business.

Lancia says the HF Integrale label will make a comeback in 2026 on the new Delta. It'll sure have a lot to live up to.

A local news outlet reports that Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno was the one behind the wheel of the speeding Huracan Spyder in this video.

Nissan's ongoing financial issues have taken their toll on French alliance partner Renault.

The GR Yaris Aero Performance adds an adjustable rear wing and other goodies to Europe's spiciest small hatch, and it offers clues to updates for our GR Corolla.

Kia's redesigned Telluride is expected to offer hybrid power and a more rugged exterior.

The builder of this 19-inch-wide Fiat Panda says he's going for the Guinness record for the world's narrowest car. We think he might've won.

Brad Pitt’s new F1 film provides the most realistic view into racing Hollywood could buy. But that doesn’t come without an impact.

A software glitch in 71,000 of BMW's newer EVs can cause their drive motors to shut off unexpectedly.

A collection of McLaren's finest production cars belonging to one of the company's most beloved figures will soon be sold to a new owner.

The Model Y fell to second place on the global sales chart after a brief production pause to roll out a new facelift.

The UK government intervened to keep Lotus from pulling out of the country entirely, the BBC says.

What happens when you give a Honda CR-V some all-terrain chops and overlander style? The CR-V TrailSport doesn't really answer that question.

Something as simple as a chip bag is the perfect analogy for the uphill developmental battle a battery had to climb before it ever hit Pikes Peak.

The return of Paul Walker to the movie screen will undoubtedly rely on CGI and Cody Walker.

Driving the Porsche Taycan made me realize that this automaker's digital driver displays stand out in two critical ways.

It's obviously not real, but even just inviting us to dream about a road-legal super WRX stings in the STI's absence.