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It was worth about $2 million before the trailer it was being hauled in caught fire.

If something goes sideways with your vehicle's electrical system, there's a good chance a relay is to blame

Mere inches (and possibly divine intervention) prevented what could've been a multiple-casualty crash.

VTEC? No, VTEN! This purpose-built V10-equipped Honda S2000 for track duty is as flawless and intricate as they come.

Splitting the difference between A3 and RS3, this revised sedan strikes a great balance in more ways than one.

If spare-tire steelies and F1 wheels had a baby, it'd look like this custom set that looks out of place on a street car but is also kinda perfect?

This is, weirdly, the second time in three months that a silver Subaru has been driven through a dealership's door in anger.

Daylight savings time is here, it’s time to get ready for two-wheeled action

Being too tall for the ride results in two deaths: the excavator being transported and the bridge.

The Ram brand withdrew factory support from the truck racing series following the 2013 season.

Consumer demand and production costs result in "very conscious choices" about Volvo's future products. Are wagons gone for good?

Radio controlled cars are the best way to learn about driving dynamics and physics in your driveway. AMain Hobbies has killer deals for Spring.

IdleAir's plan to pipe hotel amenities into parked truckers' cabs ran into two big problems: the rise of streaming and smartphone tech, and the smell.

Purists, avert your eyes. Everyone else, see what happens when you throw the rules out the window: a 996-gen Porsche 911 with a 500+ hp Honda engine inside.

Why not put that extra spending money toward the truck you love most?

It would be Ferrari’s luck for its newly hired seven-time world champion to injure himself before the first race of the season.

F1 has confirmed the American team's entry. Now there's only one question left to ask: Who will be driving for Cadillac's maiden season?

An exploding dust collector killed one employee and injured two others in a factory in Japan that builds springs for the automaker.

The CEO transferred millions to a man posing to be a French exotic car dealer for a build slot that never existed, according to his lawsuit.

Mark Mateschitz plans to display the 69 cars in a museum, where they'll be shown to the public for the first time in decades.