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Some locals assumed it was a prank, but the wobbly lines are here to stay. And the drivers intent on straight-lining them might not be able to for much longer.

Light truck sales across Honda and Acura, however, are better than they've ever been.

Tariffs on imported cars launch this week, and Mercedes reportedly wants to build up as much inventory as possible before then.

Trickle down hardware from the previous GTS and a perfect-as-ever drive arguably make the Carrera S the 911 to buy.

Listed on Cars & Bids, this fifth-gen Prelude features two engines, two five-speed manual transmissions, and four-wheel-drive. Who's up for it?

The Passport TrailSport might not keep up with a Ford Raptor off-road, but many of its all-terrain features are ultimately more practical.

The plaintiff is demanding $500,000 because the rare coupe will no longer be original once restored.

There may be better cars to drop $14,500 on than this Roush-modified hatch, but I've got a homemade wood-fired oven in my backyard.

Lithium-ion batteries can be overcharged, and when that happens, it damages the cells and can start a fire. That might have been what happened here.

This rolling Alpine audio equipment display is the distilled essence of early 2000s design, for better and worse.

I rode Ski-Doo snowmobiles ranging from 60 to 180 hp for two full days, in terrain varying from flat frozen roads to 7 feet of snow at 9,000 feet in elevation. I was exhausted.

The experimental 10-cylinder was developed for a sport sedan, and it was believed to have been destroyed.

Twice the engines for twice the fun, this vintage Hartman sprint kart has a current high bid of just $3,200.

The recurring start-stop issue affects vehicles equipped with a 3.5-liter V6 and nine-speed automatic.

If you're looking for a sign to buy a monster vehicle, this is it. Overtime Traxx is on sale again and for less money than before.

The unidentified scooter rider is breaking more than a few Texas transportation laws, clearly.

Called Pleos, this next-gen software is scheduled to start coming to Hyundai Group products in 2026.

Outside of a concours lawn, this tribute car will likely turn heads just the same, and at a fraction of the original concept's price. 

The proposed program would apply to repeat offenders. Tampering with or bypassing the monitoring device would be punishable by up to a year in jail.

In contrast, the starter 2024 Bronco V6 two-door was a Black Diamond, which cost $49,960.