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The massive RC Audi boasts a custom-made clutch disc and pressure plate, axles, differential, brakes, and an engine that absolutely rips.

The sports cars are part of a 10-vehicle package GM recently sent to the U.S. Secret Service for testing and evaluation.

Despite an abundance of controversies, current FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is headed into a December election uncontested. Papa Sainz wants to change that.

The Dubai startup behind the hypercar made plenty of wild claims, but it turns out that the wildest of all—the powertrain—wasn't a hoax.

The pursuit of the MKIV Toyota Supra was less than five minutes old when the Florida Highway Patrol decided to end it violently.

Subaru says in a patent application that a traditional frunk can damage an electric motor during a crash and potentially shock passengers. These new designs are meant to prevent that.

Chevrolet is finally rolling out a sleeker and less cluttered design for the C8 Corvette's interior, along with a slate of new tech features.

Some price hikes on the Maverick, Bronco Sport, and Mustang Mach-E are considerably lower than that as Ford says it's not passing on the full costs of tariffs to customers.

The refreshed Golf R gets more power and some new options, but the interior foibles remain.

With some lines of code and used parts sourced from eBay and a junkyard, the hackers could record passenger audio, sound the horn and, yes, yank the wheel.

Going forward, Nissan wants one thing from its dealers: new unit sales. That should translate to deals for buyers.

"Will you guys please help me, I'm about to ... I'm about to fall down from the bridge," the driver told the 911 dispatcher. "I'm just hanging over the bridge. I don't wanna die."

This crashed Lamborghini Huracán STO was muscled off California's Highway 9 to keep other joyriders from crashing into it.

You'll find cars from almost every era of American automotive history in this collection, from pre-war classics to '70s muscle.

We go car spotting in the second Grand Theft Auto VI trailer, which includes returning vehicles as well as a few new entries at a level of detail we've never seen before in GTA.

The GR Corolla might be shaped like a dad car, but it's surprisingly impractical.

Normally quite a serious bunch, Sunday's unconventional Drivers' Parade may just have been the most we've seen all 20 Formula 1 drivers laugh.

You'll soon be able to drive faster through North Dakota, but you'll pay more if you get pulled over.

Capacitive switches with haptic feedback replace all the buttons on the steering wheel and center stack in Jeep's new compact SUV.

White wheels are making a bit of a comeback on certain models, and they absolutely work on the standard Corolla hatchback.