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The 2026 Volvo EX60 will feature multi-adaptive safety belts, designed to optimize themselves for different crash conditions, body types, and even driving posture.

Tesla wants to keep its vehicle crash information private, including details of road conditions and driver behavior.

You can now order a 2026 Ram 1500 with a V8 again, and every pickup will come with a loud performance exhaust as standard.

It'll cost you just a hair under $3,000 to put a V8 in your 2026 Ram 1500.

Eleanor fails the Towle Test. That means it's not a "character."

When "Piston Peak National Park" is done, you'll be able to meet some talking vehicles in a majestic great-outdoors setting.

This high-power sled pull truck suffered a runaway engine event after its starter began spinning spontaneously a second time.

Police originally suspected truck drivers were diverting the engines, until they realized it was factory workers who had been targeting inventories for over five years.

Hilfiger backed Mercedes since its F1 return in 2018; now the brand will appear on America's series entry.

This looks like it could be a cool complement to a clean, high-dollar overland build.

The man in charge of Tesla is complaining about unfair treatment.

Battery-powered pickups had a solid year of growth in 2024, but it's already shaping up differently half way through 2025.

Rumors of subpar brakes in Hyundai's N Festival spec racing series have floated around social media, so we took a hard look at the facts.

The former Stellantis CEO acknowledges the turmoil the company experienced under his leadership and acknowledges his replacement as a "logical" choice.

We got some interesting insights from someone who 3D prints discontinued parts and designs new ones from scratch.

The Mercedes-AMG One is basically a Formula 1 car for the street. Only 275 were built, one burned in 2023 and now another now gone up in flames.

NASCAR fans are always looking for a reason to believe Ram and Dodge could return, and this could be a good one.

The Tommykaira ZZII was meant to be Japan's answer to the Carrera GT. This video of the only prototype is the closest we've ever seen it.

This camper company offers highly customizable kits that can be packed up and stored when not in use. And better yet, you don't lose the second-row seats.

Imagine the look on Henry Ford’s face if he ever saw his Model A being turned into a high-revving hot rod like this.