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Sleuthing online, the owner found a listing for his stolen Ram TRX 800 miles away and hopped on a flight to get it back.

After GM killed the project during its 2009 bankruptcy, an unused prototype V8 escaped the factory and made it into private hands. This is how it happened.

Alameda PD has recovered a whole hoard of stolen pickup tailgates—mostly from Toyota Tacomas.

Clarkson's solution to make F1 more exciting is a simple one—and not wrong. But unfortunately, it's just not that easy.

Police in a California city claim this Nissan was "involved in a sideshow." Surveillance tech helped them impound the car right from the driveway the next day.

No, it's not a direct rival to the M5 and RS6, but Mercedes is democratizing the fast wagon (sort of) bringing this E53 stateside.

Hyundai Group's design lead Luc Donckerwolke says car cabins with more buttons and smaller screens are on the way. "Put simply, people have their phones."

Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing's infamy precedes it. After more than two decades, it's finally available on Steam to bewilder a whole new generation of gamers.

Laugh if you want, but the van kept them safe under three feet of dirt.

Garage cabinets, industrial shelves, workbenches, and even complete garage furniture kits are discounted at The Home Depot this week.

This SUV looked like it'd been in a collision after lightning struck it on the move, but it kept the family inside safe.

Almost four years after it first went on sale, the hybrid Maverick can finally be had with AWD. And it's unsurprisingly better for it.

This big puppy loves to play, but you'll need to groom it into a true show dog yourself if you crave performance.

The in-bed battery range extender option was supposed to get the Cybertruck closer to its original promised range of 500 miles. Now, it's gone.

Rumors burned for years that Namco almost revived its long-dormant Ridge Racer series on the Switch. Now we finally have proof.

I've heard of the Tush Push, but this is ridiculous.

The long-awaited 2025 Hot Wheels lineup will include nine Ferraris, plus a limited-edition box set with a 312P and Le Mans-winning 499P.

If it turns out looking like this, the C9 'Vette will have been designed by Brits.

Can the automatic version maintain the GR Corolla's raucous, engaging character or does it make the hot hatch feel too cold and clinical?

This roadster, along with five GT40 coupes, failed to finish Le Mans in 1965. Fortunately, things went better in '66.