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Ford's 'cheap' pickup isn't as cheap as it once was, so why not get a customized Maverick instead?

The committee is protesting the EPA and DOJ’s “weaponization of overly burdensome regulatory enforcement.”

This is what 4,400 pounds of downforce looks like hanging upside down.

A $70,000 rear-drive, cloth-seat, base-model Cybertruck is now available—with cuter, smaller wheels and chunky sidewalls.

Antonelli races a car with 1,000 horsepower for his day job, but a new young driver law in Italy forbids him from driving his company car.

Friendship ended with Mercedes-EQ. Now, Ferrari F40 is Lewis Hamilton's best friend.

Easter Jeep Safari takes over Moab, Utah this week where thousands of Jeepers will gather and the company itself trots out some concept ideas.

The dev behind Art of Rally has shared gameplay of its next title, and it looks like peaceful paradise for off-roading fans.

It's also being listed for less than the Mazda Miata RF and Toyota GR Corolla—despite making more power than those two combined.

It looks well-built and surprisingly functional, though you'll either love or hate the intricate retro paintwork.

A Silverstone Metallic NSX with a dealer-installed supercharger and 9,000 miles just set a record as the most expensive NSX ever sold on Bring a Trailer.

In 2027, McLaren will be racing in Formula 1, IndyCar, and competing for the overall win at Le Mans, and fight for the Trip Crown once more.

Five years in, the mid-engined Corvette remains divisive.

Despite its Focus bones, the Bronco Sport is alarmingly convincing as an off-roader.

The magnetically attached inflator requires almost no work, and it keeps the punctured tire filled with air and sealant as you drive along.

The iconic Mack bulldog has long found its home on a pedestal, but now, it's incorporated into the Pioneer's hood.

If you didn't know, you might not think twice about this garage door, as it has stone veneer and two people-sized entrances built right into it.

It's official—the deal for a private equity firm to purchase the historic track has been finalized, and Singer Vehicle Design is listed as co-owner.

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.