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This weird franken-motor was built for hot rodding, but you can buy it for whatever project you like.

The "WooFDriver" has special vehicles for walking multiple dogs, a variety of dog-powered road sleds, and a six-door Ford Excursion as his dog limo.

2.2 seconds to 60 is one-tenth of a second quicker than Chevrolet's own factory estimate, showing it truly can outpace much more elite and expensive supercars.

The Honda Prologue got a modest power and range boost for 2025, and it's already being discounted considerably.

A team that builds custom go karts applied their know-how to a neglected snowmobile. The results are predictably silly.

BMW M boss Frank van Meel says that the brand needs to focus on its core offerings right now—and he's unfortunately right.

Automakers love to advertise their connected car features, but Acura's latest announcement proves why you should never buy a vehicle based on them alone.

Jeep's midsize SUV will return in 2025, and we have pictures to prove that it's no longer an amorphous blob.

It may be the first full season of running hybrid engines, but Alex Palou has won five out of six IndyCar races so far, while Honda has won them all—including the iconic Indy 500.

The track opened in 1999 and held its first NASCAR race that year, but the past few years have been tough.

The Versa S had an incredibly low list price of about $17,000 with a five-speed manual, but new tariffs are killing the business case for the car.

Amazon's SmartCockpit was meant to leverage AI to plan trips, coach off-roaders on trails and, naturally, sell subscriptions. Now, the tech giant and Stellantis have called off their partnership.

Alan Kitzhaber has wisely upgraded his truck to improve its livability and keep it going for more than 30 years.

All of the mods that make this Nissan Z an 820-horsepower monster are bolt-ons, and even the nine-speed automatic transmission is stock.

General Motors will spend nearly a billion dollars tooling up Buffalo for its sixth-generation of small-block V8 production.

Was it safe or practical? Maybe not. But this curious video of a company's "disappearing car door" invention refuses to fade away from the internet, for good reason.

Self-driving cars promise safety and convenience. But can we use our newfound free time for anything worthwhile?

Do they still make 'em like they used to? This YouTuber compares several vintage wrenches to the modern competition.

This mini doc follows an Isuzu employee from his company-owned apartment to the manufacturing plant, giving a cool look at a day in the life.

The hybrid Urus SE isn't perfect, but everything about it will make you laugh. And that's kind of the point.