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Fitted with an aftermarket cam, a billet connecting rod, and a straight pipe, this hot-rodded single-cylinder Predator is going into a minibike.

Several states have banned the Carolina Squat from their roads, but this truck isn't destined for the pavement—it'll live on as an artificial reef.

Motorcycles will only be allowed to ride the Nordschleife under the supervision of trained guides during motorcycle-only training sessions and courses. There will only be five of those this year.

A gasoline version may be rushed to market rather than the electric Jeep Compass we were expecting next year.

Keeping your floors crumb- and sawdust-free.

Mate Rimac is famous for owning killer BMWs like a E39 M5 he often drives to work. But this was the first time we caught a glimpse of his 1-of-600 E30 M3 Evo III—and BMW took notice.

It's great to get deals on tools, whether you're a pro car builder or enthusiast wrenching in your free time.

Mercedes-Benz's jellybean styling for EVs wasn't cutting it with high-end buyers, so the luxury brand is pivoting on design.

When a Hemi V8 swap just isn't enough, you swap an 8.3-liter V10 into your boxy off-roader.

We chat with two brothers who embarked on a wild journey after spotting a Twingo during a motorcycle trip across France, and thought, "What if we turned one into a race car?"

Officials charged 16 people who reportedly made a total of $217,000 by scamming accident victims in the LA area.

When people boo the FIA at event hosted by F1, you know it’s going to be a good time.

You can get the rally-inspired 20-inch wheels in beige or graphite, but they're exclusively available on the new limited-edition California Dune models.

Plus more killer offers on power tools.

What do you do with an old Chevy 292-cubic-inch I6 motor out of a UPS truck? Custom build every component to make it scream down the drag strip.

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.