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With F1 TV rights up for bidding in the U.S. this year, Sunday’s lackluster viewing experience won't help the case for its astronomical valuation.

On merit alone, the Zeekr 7X is an electric crossover that makes a strong case for itself.

Inspired by another Japanese icon, the capsule hotel, the Dream Pod offers big adventure in a compact package.

Where else can you see the 1910 "Beast of Turin," a 2025 Cadillac WEC prototype, and '80s touring cars swap paint during the same weekend?

Even with a decade of production, only 2,075 units of four-seater Excel sports car were built.

Its flexible architecture will allow the automaker to adjust production to better align with market trends.

Longtime Toyota truck owner Victor Shepherd drives an average of 10,000 miles a month.

Production limits created a Plain Jane palette of black, silver, and white models that buyers didn't want. So, VW is chipping in to get them wrapped—and it’s working.

The 1,000-wheel-horsepower SUV's first-time drag strip results hit the mark, but not quite the bullseye. That’s justification for more mods.

This is what you don't want when you're carrying a trailer full of high-dollar, electric Cadillacs.

The gooseneck for sale also stores a generator, water tank, and plenty of other tools for race week.

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.