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From Red Bull's own mortality to popular rookie drivers on high demand and the longest F1 season ever, 2024 left us with many lasting impressions.

Five years in the making, Aston's first series-production, mid-engine supercar is finally ready to launch, and we have all the details.

It's called the Rammus, and we hope it doesn't.

Gifts for shade tree mechanics on sale and divided by price category starting under 20 bucks.

From the power of air to advancements in conventional technology, our top picks will make towing a breeze.

A track stunner and perfectly pleasant as a daily driver, the RS3 is one of the greatest all-rounders of our time.

Shortly after buying the car, the man threatened to drive it into the dealer if he wasn't given a refund. Hours later, he made good on that threat.

Priced between $22,000 and $27,000, the 11 trucks are identical base XL models finished in the same non-factory shade of green.

The Cadillac F1 team announced its new team principal last week, and today its engine supplier. Things are moving right along, it seems.

Power your car into the future with these top EV chargers.

Dead battery got you down? Bring it back to life with these top selections.

With these efficient remote starts, you’ll be able to stop bribing your kids to start the car for you in the cold and rain or ungodly heat.

Toyota's latest truck and SUV hybrids are more about power delivery than efficiency.

The Civic was already a brilliant daily, so adding punchy hybrid power is like giving an Olympic sprinter running shoes.

While the 4Runner comes with a weaker standard drivetrain, it also offers more potential for savings than the similarly-sized Land Cruiser.

The radical pony car is roughly 5 seconds quicker around the Green Hell than a Viper ACR, and Ford CEO Jim Farley says it has more to give.

The officer reportedly veered off course after revving his bike's engine for onlookers. He remains hospitalized, along with two attendees.

Five years ago, McLaren began mobilizing its F1 team around fresh, promising drivers—and now it's reaping the rewards.

The Revcon Trailblazer is an obscure six-wheel RV built on a Ford F-350, and somehow one made its way into the garage of a brutal Middle East dictator.

This crash test is apparently supposed to simulate a car being hit on both sides while attempting a U-turn.