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The town of Williston's "Road of Shame" is a local legend, and now, its fame is spreading to the entire internet.

Nothing is off limits at Nissan, as new management is reportedly mulling drastic measures to stay afloat, including selling the company's Japan HQ built in 2009.

Trademark filings can mean something to everyday gearheads, but only sometimes. This is not one of those times.

Speed limits are typically multiples of 5 or 10, but not always. Here's why some private roads can often surprise us with some random speed limits.

If you drive an Audi to work, then have one of these Audi Vertagear chairs in your office, you can pretend the drive never ends.

Despite its sometimes tiring, always-on personality, the refreshed M2 is addictively fun to hang out with.

A slight rain delay, a dozen or so crashes, and the first year of hybrid engines made for a chaotic 2025 Indy 500. None of that stopped Palou and Honda from putting on a show.

Converting a classic Mini into a two-seat "Shorty" sounds like the perfect formula for big small-car fun.

With a seven-figure estimated value, the converted F40 competition racer crosses the auction block today.

The semiconductor shortage led to fewer new cars in 2022 and beyond, which in turn translates to fewer used cars today.

The light housing of some late-model trucks allow moisture to get in, leading to corrosion and lamp failure.

This Targa-topped Carrera will out-class a plastic Power Wheels any day.

The new drift racing sim blends pop culture and real-world icons for some realistic scenery and gameplay.

One night, something went seriously wrong with my eyes on a drive home. Four years later, I'm still trying to fix it.

BMW gives us more than just a teaser of this new CS variant of the M2, but we have to wait for specs.

It'll have the company's most powerful V8 on offer, but BMW is only building 70.

Vermont's Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers wants to claim the dirt road in front of his house as his own. The town is not enthusiastic about the idea.

With a Honda-liveried transport truck and three of the company's greatest sports cars, this set is the right gift for any JDM enthusiast.

This cleverly disguised camper even has a built-in surveillance system to monitor for potential outside dangers.

The Superlite SL-C packs an LS V8 and six-speed manual, and weighs 2,400 pounds. It also looks like a Grand Theft Auto car brought to life.