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While Volkswagen might sell its Cupra-branded EV models in the U.S., Stellantis believes it's best to keep the Peugeots and Lancias across the Atlantic.

Aurel Persu was the first designer to tuck a car's wheels inside its body. The low drag coefficient of his creation rivals that of even the most slippery EVs today.

"Fireman Access" is a port emergency crews can access to flood the battery compartment and extinguish an EV fire in minutes. And now all OEMs can have it for free.

The Ranger Raptor isn't cheap, but it's not exactly expensive, either. And while you pay a slight premium over the regular Ranger, the fun factor is through the roof.

This flat-six-powered Honda motorcycle with Camaro body panels is the surprisingly cool answer to a question no one asked.

Get that puppy purring like a kitten with these carburetor adjustment tips!

We love carbs, but there’s always room for fuel injection.

Restore your carburetor to like-new condition with our top picks for best carburetor cleaner.

Tom Cruise reportedly wants to make a second movie happen. Now he has support from a real-life NASCAR champ.

It'll be the first time all 10 F1 teams have ever revealed their new liveries on the same day, under the same roof—and it should be interesting.

The episode is a case study in how the spread of AI content can turn artist-made 3D renders into misinformation, and the car community doesn't seem ready.

Testing two new tires from Bridgestone on the snow-covered pastures of Colorado.

The Prowler has circled back to being cool again, and this is your chance to scoop one up with no reserve.

Get some peace of mind at discounted rates with these deals on radar detectors and dashcams.

This pair of Ford trucks carried B-24 Liberator components across the U.S. during WWII, and they're said to be the last remaining of their kind.

It's part of Ford's new security package, which also includes a $2,500 insurance deductible reimbursement for theft.

Powered by a turbocharged Subaru flat-four, this barely recognizable Elise was built to climb Pikes Peak and set lap records at Tsukuba.

The internal group tasked with making the next-gen Chevy Camaro's business case reportedly couldn't get the numbers to add up, so upper management shut it down.

After being wrapped up in "The Big One" at Daytona yet again, Cup Series driver Ryan Preece worries the next guy might not walk away.

It's tossing in free batteries with some of DeWalt's best tools. How much better can it get?