Sung Kang's upcoming movie "Drifter" will be about, you guessed it, drifting cars. Brian Scotto, Adam LZ, James Pumphrey, Rutledge Wood, and others are involved, too.
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This VeilSide RX-7 was built for F&F Tokyo Drift, and it's the real deal with performance mods—which explains why it just sold for over $1 million.
Automakers and software companies have been competing for domination of your in-car navigation for the last decade. Rivian Navigation with Google Maps is an interesting compromise.
All indications point to Chevy having already set a Ford-beating Nürburgring lap time record.
When sodium vapor street lamps were replaced by LEDs, soft yellow light was replaced by crisp white. But the change to purple was never supposed to happen.
The Pajero has been forbidden fruit since the Mitsubishi Montero left the U.S. market in the mid 2000s.
The new M5 is not a canyon-carving fighter. It's a battlecruiser, a capital ship that will catch attention anywhere it lands.
The Forest Rally is Goodwood’s best attraction—and a great place to watch a master like Travis Pastrana go to work.
The Rivian you buy today won't be the Rivian you interact with five years from now.
Mazda wants to make sure its next hybrid offering matches the sporty character of its midsize crossover.
A reader was surprised to discover that driving their rental car across a state line incurred a new daily fee.
The facelifted Mercedes-Benz C-Class has been caught testing with production lighting elements featuring some dazzle dazzle.
All it took was a change to the long-accepted, high-intensity vulcanization process to develop a material that's 10 times tougher than regular natural rubber.
Nissan may get to spin up some of its idled factory space in the U.S. to build vehicles for Honda.
Jeep is looking to breathe much-needed life into Wagoneer sales with two new packages.
In the era of eight-speed automatic transmissions, Mazda's sticking with a six-speed gearbox in the new CX-5 because it gets the job done.
This Portland, Oregon neighborhood is doing what it can to keep parallel parking skills alive, and doing it in a wholesome way.
Mazda has released the 2025 Miatas it was holding at ports, but not all of them were fixed.
One of the few Quad-exclusive features might not be so exclusive in the future.