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While competitors chase style the 2025 Audi Q7 remains with substance.

From $50k internet finds to seven-figure Rolls-Royces from Pebble Beach, the members I talked to were more welcoming, knowledgeable, and hands-on than anyone I'd ever met at a single-make car meet.

The Dacora is a $500,000 coach-built EV that will supposedly start production in New York soon.

The RealTruck Builder lets you test-fit aftermarket parts on a 3D rendering of your car.

We'll see a new Chevy Corvette model on Tuesday. Is this the Zora, finally?

With a couple of tweaks, you can make your CarPlay shades of pink. We're not sure why you'd want to, but TikTok seems to be loving it.

Chevrolet Corvette Zora prototypes are attacking the 'Ring right now.

The Land Cruiser that Toyota sells stateside isn't the real deal, but this off-road LX comes close—for a price.

Tesla's finally refreshed its aging flagship sedan and SUV while jacking up their prices, yet they still can't keep pace with newer, more efficient competitors.

The back-end sits two inches lower, and there's some unique bodywork, but it's a 4WD crew cab without any extra power.

Don't wait for your kids or spouse to get a gift hint. Hook yourself up with a new everyday carry blade and flashlight at a great price from Coast.

"Linear S" looks right at home next to the arcade racing greats of the '90s, because it was built just like they were.

Even better, it'll be a historic, all-Cadillac front row come this weekend's endurance race.

Audi has not officially decided the fate of its larger electric SUV, but nothing is off the table right now.

Next year's Canadian F1 GP is set to run at the same time as the Indy 500, and racers and fans alike aren't happy. But will either series boss give in?

While V8 fans undoubtedly cheer the loudest, the numbers show that six-cylinders are more popular, and it isn't close.

There must be a good reason why a Lotus Esprit, Alfa 75, and other weird cars are rotting away at this abandoned American mansion.

There's still a place for dedicated GPS units today, as long as they're good enough to survive. And that place is off-road.

BMW reportedly converted two 1800 TI sedans into pickups for a French dealer back in the '60s, and they're pretty darn neat.

These are two cars you don’t usually see on track together, and this video shows the reason why.