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Besides racing in the F1 Academy, Lia Block—Ken Block's daughter—has been doing lots of cool things, but this one may top the list.

Drive modes? Come on. Supercars don’t need drive modes.

Apple's built a little virtual diorama of the Monaco circuit, complete with everything from landmarks to grandstands and F1 cars in the pit lane.

If there's nothing separating your head from a fast-spooling turbo just a couple of feet away, you're going to have a bad time.

The new Tiguan is more luxurious and tech-laden than before but loses some of the fun and charm of the car it replaces.

To date, Toyota's EVs have been uncompetitive for their price. But the reborn C-HR and updated bZ finally look to change that, with a serious range boost.

The International Association of Fire Fighters is calling the feds to action over price increases and multi-year wait times from the three leading truck manufacturers.

This massive Cadillac has been set in stone for 55 years, and can be seen by anyone who walks past this Chicago parking garage.

The richest man in the world really wanted a bulletproof Mercedes wagon, but the German automaker declined, allegedly claiming the liability was just too high.

Some Ferrari owners keep their cars in hermetically sealed bubbles. Not this one, who has the skills to make it sing at Monza.

The owner of this base F-150 really wanted a Hennessey Velociraptor 6x6—so they just went for it.

F1 turns 75 today, and we're racing down memory lane to take a look at some of its coolest race cars.

At nearly 30 feet long with a 1,500-hp Caterpillar engine behind the cab, The Prospector looks otherwordly even when it's sitting still.

Remember when Rezvani was just a nobody outfit with a custom Ariel Atom and a dream?

West Coast Customs did its thing on a Lamborghini Urus and, is that a spoiler made of doors?

The Saab apparently got a flat tire, so what did its driver do? They hooked up to another car with a single chain and got pulled down the freeway.

Internet Roadtrip is what happens when democracy, chat rooms, and Google Maps collide.

America's automotive bosses may have diverse opinions on how to sell cars, but most of them agree on one thing: China is coming.

The new Expedition boasts big interior upgrades and a serious Tremor off-road trim, all in hopes of dethroning the Chevy Tahoe as the top three-row SUV.

Forget buying a Gladiator and throwing a rooftop tent on it. Get one and turn it into a rural mail delivery vehicle.