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Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told The Drive that RAD won't be limited to vehicles — and a winch for the R1 is exactly the kind of accessory the department could enable.

The banana, which is based on a Ford F-150, has the license plate "SPLIT."

License plate readers can now monitor virtually any connected device, and these systems have already been abused.

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Here are the best Amazon Prime Day OBD2 scanner bargains at both the high-performance (expensive) and high-value (cheap) ends of the market.

A new NYT analysis found that anyone shorter than 5-foot-6 — about half of American adults — would frequently be knocked to the ground in front of today's average vehicle.

The heavy-duty self-contained Etenwolf S6 tire inflator is $55.50 off list price during Amazon Prime Day (June 23-26).

There are no plans, currently, for a RAV4-based truck, but deep in our heart of hearts it would be fun, a top RAV4 engineer said.

Order books are open for Ram's 777-hp Hellcat truck. Gas money is extra.

I spent a few weeks with the Honda Prelude gearheads can't stop whining about, and there was nothing but real love for it out there on the streets.

Shawn Nunley stopped Kevin Mitnick with a cassette recorder. Decades later, Mitnick left him enough to buy his dream Porsche 911 GTS.

All-new layout, Irish Podium, and major ranking upsets cement Stafford Springs as a must-see stop on the Formula Drift circuit.

Jeep CEO Bob Broderdorf told The Drive the new Cherokee would still be capable off-road — now the automaker aims to make good on that promise.

Mazda has listened to feedback and smoothed out previous issues plaguing its three-row, CX-90 Plug-In Hybrid.

The Green Hell's first autonomous lap record holder is a 1,000-hp Xiaomi SUV that needed 10-and-a-half minutes to make it around the track.

JLR issued a voluntary recall and stop-sale on all three nameplates after internal testing flagged a potential driver's airbag defect, the company told The Drive.

The Honda Trail Experience app works through Apple CarPlay, but has access to data points like pitch, roll, and throttle position.

It's a very fine used truck, but what does it say about the current state of auction sites?

The most rugged Silverado now has all the screens, but does it need them?