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Hyundai is planning a range of sporty cars that sit below proper N models, but are spicier than its N Line products that bear only cosmetic changes.

The interior of Audi's new supercar is light on buttons, with one strange exception in a prominent spot. Today, we finally find out why.

The nationwide average for diesel is $5.62 per gallon—roughly 20 cents off the all-time high. But don't expect it to stop climbing anytime soon.

Mitsubishi is officially re-entering America's truck market, but not on its own.

As car prices spiral, Honda execs say it's using AI for crash tests and learning from China's robot factories to keep costs in check.

The return of the Lincoln Corsair will mark the second Chinese-made model in the automaker's U.S. showrooms.

Honda paused production of the manual Civic Si and Acura Integra A-Spec earlier this summer, triggering rumors that the two compacts would cease to exist. We now have a more definitive answer.

Porsche bundles the 911's manual transmission with several other features for a hefty premium; its U.S. Boss says there's likely more of that to come.

Polestar says it's continuing to seek "the underlying basis" for the U.S. government's ban, even though it still doesn't plan to appeal.

Depending on who you ask, the Power Wagon always needed a Cummins engine. Now, it finally has one, and the result is sweet as you'd hoped.

Heatwarped is a tribute to Need for Speed's tuner era with a familiar vibe and handling, and a free demo is available now.

NASCAR Cup champions taking on Indy 500 winners? That sounds like prime TV. So why was it barely promoted?

Apparently drag racing wasn't exciting enough for New York firefighters, so they put their friends in the trunk and gave them a job.

Built in Detroit with all the horsepower Dodge can offer, the three-row Durango Hellcat SUV is now on its ninth life.

Also, U.S.-Canada trade talks disintegrate over trucks and Porsche says it's merely "streamlining" the Taycan roster.

Tractors pull trailers on the road. Why shouldn't they do the same on the track?

Jeep Heritage is selling parts for cheap to thin out its inventory before a move, and because they're all organized, it'll be easier than finding a needle in a haystack.

Wearing unique paint and interior trim, this particular SV is thought to be the final example built.

This self-consciously retro site is proof that the Internet really did peak around 2004.

Between 2017 and 2022, the number of fatal crashes in the U.S. increased approximately 15% on major album release dates, according to the study.