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This "development vehicle" looks like the long-rumored GRMN version seen testing at the Nurburgring, and even meaner than the rare Morizo Edition.

Honda's internal fabrication team built a winch bumper, swing-out tire carrier, and hardcore armor specifically for off-road driver training.

The Abu Dhabi holding company that bought McLaren last year plans to bring over technology pioneered by its other investments.

Arkansas state legislators outlawed the modification on Wednesday, and while plenty of people hate the look, some are concerned by the bans.

The compact IS sedan, meanwhile, is apparently getting updated later this year.

Mario Kart World is far from the only racing game worth getting excited about on the Switch 2.

Layoffs loom at home and abroad as Stellantis slams the brakes on the Charger, Chrysler Pacifica, and Jeep Compass in response to new tariffs.

Better off the road than on it, the new Forester Hybrid will definitely appeal to Subaru fans.

Genesis has been refining its flagship X concepts for years, and the latest examples look more ready than ever to hit the road.

Hyundai also used the occasion to drop a cheeky teaser for the upcoming Ioniq 6 N, which packs a fixed rear wing.

Compressed Air Supercharging has developed equipment that delivers extremely cold, dense air to the engine in an instant—and racers are getting results with it.

The car didn't get much special attention from the automaker, but at least it's in the caring hands of one of VW's biggest fans.

Since 2020, Hyundai customers have enjoyed one of the more generous free maintenance plans in the business upon buying a new car. Now, it seems that's going away.

It's down to the wire, with tariff increases taking effect on Thursday, April 3. Are we headed for a sequel to the 1980s gray market?

Borrowing a few tricks from bigger-boy racing games, MK World (and the Switch 2) will be out June 5.

GMA launched its V12-powered supercar off ramps and into gravel piles, all to teach the car's airbags when they should and shouldn't go off.

HRC is starting a new memorabilia business to sell vehicles and parts from its storied racing collection, spanning two wheels and four.

This Ford Mondeo was turned into a sim rig after serving test car duty during the 1999 British Touring Car Championship season.

Storey County Sheriff's Office in Nevada took the driver into custody citing suspicion of driving under the influence and possessing a firearm while intoxicated.

Some locals assumed it was a prank, but the wobbly lines are here to stay. And the drivers intent on straight-lining them might not be able to for much longer.