International Trucks Is Replacing the Navistar Name Entirely
After nearly four decades, Navistar is no more and the company is putting a bigger focus on connected solutions.
After nearly four decades, Navistar is no more and the company is putting a bigger focus on connected solutions.
McLaren's at last ready to pull the covers off its first generation-defining hypercar in more than a decade.
"The damage is irreversible," said one archaeologist about ruts left by off-roaders in the Nazca Lines-esque art.
There's just one catch: You have to buy at least a five-pack.
The Honda Dax is back, building on the storied legacy of the Honda CT70.
Out now in early access on PC, #Drive Rally looks the part but needs more refinement ahead of a full release.
The ability to weld will take your projects to the next level. Setting up a shop costs a lot less than you think.
Clarkson revealed many facts about his career during a recent screening of the show's finale, including the identity of Top Gear's longest-serving test driver.
Hyundai and Amazon made big promises about online car buying in late 2023, but dealers are frustrated about the program's lack of progress.
Upgraded dampers, brakes, and stickier tires make the wonderful BRZ even better to drive.
"All of us—taxpayers and police departments alike—have paid for a compromised product, and Dodge has failed to take responsibility," the Merrillville PD chief said.
Toyota's shooting for the moon—and with just four cylinders.
Shop RealTruck's End of Summer Sale and get huge discounts on side steps, tonneau covers, bumpers and more.
Those are full-size, heavy-duty tow trucks and they're being hoisted in the air like children's toys.
Nissan's latest driving assist feature encourages drivers to quit holding up the left lane if they aren't passing.
Snagging a hot hatch with Toyota's new Direct Automatic Transmission will add $2,000 to MSRP.
The Australian's F1 career may be at its end, and it came in brutal fashion.
Ever thought someone should do something about those blinding LED billboards? There are already laws against them—they're just not enforced enough.