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The RAD Tuner opens a new world of EV powertrain and chassis customization.

Bosch makes a huge range of quality parts and expert-level tools. Check out what's on sale for Amazon Prime Days this year.

The PM50R from Coast looks like one of the most useful little lighting tools ever. Coast is discounting that and more on Amazon right now.

NOCO jump starters are consistently staff favorites, and you can score a great deal on one during Amazon Prime Days 2025.

Halfway through the 2025 season, Nico Hulkenberg’s third-place finish at Silverstone is the kind of feel-good story F1 could use.

The OG site that inspired a generation of car photographers has been dormant since April, and sadly, there are more signs pointing to its demise.

Turn 10 Studios has lost about half its staff, potentially marking the end for Forza Motorsport 20 years after it began.

A Porsche and BMW became one fireball on the Nurburgring and both drivers lived.

These Ram trucks were recalled once already, though the NHTSA is concerned that the remedy may have failed after receiving more than a dozen owner reports.

Tennessee has upped the consequences for being found guilty of bullying as a juvenile. The misdemeanor can now get your license suspended.

They replace conventional height sensors and send data to multiple vehicle systems, helping the Celestiq to ride better and even illuminate the road more effectively.

The all-electric Mercedes-Benz C-Class has been caught testing with a production body. Consider us cautiously optimistic.

More than a demo, Gran Turismo 2000 was a vision into the future of the racing simulator. And looking back, it was a fascinating one.

Run your 1:64-scale model cars up to speed on this adorable little wheel-spinning platform.

20 years ago, the new Hemi was lightning in a bottle for Chrysler. This time around, I'm skeptical.

Tragically, most Chevrolet Vegas that spent the last five decades above ground don't look this good.

The V60 Cross Country is an undeniably good wagon, but it doesn't exactly feel new—and that's a bit of a problem at $64,135 as-tested.

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.