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Can't weld your cracked block? Try stitching it with this trick that seems almost like magic.

There's no cooler way to keep track of your car keys at home than with a dedicated garage for them—and a diecast model of your car, of course.

Mopar is rumored to be ramping up Hemi production in time for next year. It looks like the Charger may benefit.

Quick math reveals this semi-truck is towing about 120,000 pounds worth of cars, plus the massive trailer, which has two rows of cars on its top deck.

Neglect, sloppy repairs, and foolish mistakes all combined to send this VW engine's connecting rods through its block like the Kool-Aid Man.

Not only is Aston carrying on with a 214-mph V12 grand tourer, but it's doing a convertible version as well.

Over 10 miles long and packing 144 corners, Fujimi Kaido was where you went to practice your Initial-D antics in classic Forza games. Now, it's coming back in a free update.

A recently published patent application describes a simulated manual transmission shifter lever for Ford's future electric vehicles.

All three variants of the Mopar V8—the 5.7-liter, 6.4-liter, and Hellcat—will supposedly be built at the manufacturer's Dundee Engine Plant in Michigan.

Passengers were given $15 meal vouchers for the totally avoidable redirect that didn't occur until two hours into the flight.

The Red Bull team is built to serve Max Verstappen's every need, but the new F1 season has shown it desperately needs two drivers scoring points.

NHTSA has received more than 130 complaints from customers whose trucks have performed a harsh, unexpected downshift.

The public is gravitating toward conventional hybrids again, and VW is reportedly planning to finally unveil their own later this year.

With its naturally aspirated V6, analog gauges, and no-nonsense approach to midsize pickups, the Frontier Pro-4X is a delightful blast from the past.

This has to be one of the more creative uses we've seen for a Jeep Liberty alternator.

The first-of-its-kind program would make end-of-life vehicles live forever as part of your new car.

Limited to 240 examples (naturally), this premium knife will cut through anything except a Z aficionado's heart.

Despite the intensity of the crash, the purpose-built Porsche 911 race car did its job and allowed the driver to walk away.

The ground apparently collapsed in a busy city intersection just minutes before a pickup turned the corner.

Based on the new Toyota Land Cruiser, the AT37 is built for off-road silliness and, you know, just getting around Nordic volcanoes.