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It was only an extra in 2015's "Fury Road," but it's got that sweet post-apocalyptic look.

There's plenty of off-the-shelf parts available, but making them fit required plenty of work.

We've done some serious bargain-hunting and wrangled a bunch of discount codes to get you great deals on truck upgrades that are affordable, but still meaningful.

A Toyota exec gets candid about the finances behind the brand's new halo car, and why gentleman drivers are crucial for its success.

The StepRanger is billed as a micro-truck that goes where pickups can't, and owners are modifying them in some incredibly cool ways.

The EPA is allowing the sale of more volatile "winter gas" earlier in the year than usual, even though high temps worsen pollution.

If you were disappointed with the arcade-style handling of cars in Grand Theft Auto V, you may like what you see in the latest GTA 6 gameplay leak.

The probe covers nearly 1 million trucks and SUVs, after 500 owners let NHTSA know their vehicles are still having problems post-recall.

A West Coast CAT dealer built three of these in the 1950s, but none of the originals survived. This recreation is a tribute to them.

In an exclusive sit-down interview, Honda's racing chief Koji Watanabe details how the automaker's culture of trust and respect helped it get on with the job and find solutions despite Aston's blameful comments at the start of the F1 season.

Save up to $200 on everything from wheels to truck racks to stickers to covers to factory-supported performance tunes and more.

In the past, legacy carmakers helped emerging Chinese manufacturers get up to speed, in China. Now, the reverse is happening.

Although not publicly disclosed, it's rumored that Max Verstappen's new contract with Red Bull F1 will earn him around $100 million per year.

With coach doors, funky design, and airbags in its roof, the Genesis GV90 leaves an impression you're not likely to confuse for any other high-end SUV.

Need new threads? Our latest merch drop revives more of Blipshift's greatest all-time designs, plus a new throwback shirt with The Drive's original logo.

Released in arcades in 1995 after Ridge Racer, Cyber Cycles never received a home version—until now.

Whereas some people build these engines for the quarter-mile, this one was upgraded for backup power duty.

Thomas Holland, James Engelsman, and Francis Bourgeois come off as distinctly different personalities—not just from each other, but also from previous Top Gear and The Grand Tour hosts.

Also, the next Hyundai Tucson will look nothing like the last, and BMW is recalling nearly 30,000 sedans for rear-diff issues.

California's new efficiency rules will give enthusiasts more hoops to jump through when buying aftermarket tires.