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Is it tracks, cars, the broadcasts, or something else?
Read MoreIs it tracks, cars, the broadcasts, or something else?
Read MoreThe story focuses on Tom Ragsdale, whose company was responsible for at least 16 spills. He hasn't paid royalties or rental fees owed to the state, either.
Read MoreAmber's birthday is coming up, so you could think of this as a shopping list of potential gifts.
Read MoreAfter the video went viral, the dealership launched an internal review, and the service manager in question was terminated.
Read MoreMost products and materials can and should be recycled. But what about car batteries? Here's what to know about the process and how to find a recycling center.
Read MoreFrom better visibility to easier entry and improved comfort, these car modifications can help older drivers stay comfortable and confident behind the wheel.
Read MoreThe U.S. spends an absurd amount of money on military expenses, including $6.9 billion on two helicopter prototypes that never saw action. Here's the story.
Read MoreThe arrival of muscle cars (and the horsepower wars that ensued) redefined performance for American enthusiasts in the '60s, but how fast could they really go?
Read MoreAn overlooked chapter in vehicle history, these ridiculous electric police vehicles have been zooming across Manhattan tunnels until just a decade ago.
Read MoreCalled the Global Hypersonic & Orbital Spaceport Technology (GHOST), this modular system was designed to be fit within standard shipping containers.
Read MoreAs you'd expect from a Super Veloce, there's also a big rear wing and a lot of other performance-enhancing tweaks.
Read MoreAs of earlier this week Spyker had already sold 19 of the 25 it's going to make, and the one you see here is the first production unit already delivered.
Read MoreThe Flachbau RS is based on a 991.2 GT2 RS, and three prototypes were developed and tested at the Nürburgring to make sure its performance back up the wing.
Read MoreOur readers are all experts and perfect now, but once they were kids with terrible opinions.
Read MoreThe BMW E36 325i is still hugely popular with car enthusiasts, but the reason so many examples survive is because that 2.5-liter engine is just so good.
Read MoreEssentially a customer version of the V-Series.R race car, the slightly more refined V-One packs 830 horsepower, and we bet Cadillac will build a few of them.
Read MoreCheaper than a GTD, and delivering wind-in-the-hair motoring, the Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible promises no shortage of speed, too.
Read MoreIt's the most powerful front-engined Aston Martin in the company's history.
Read MoreThe car is named after the Ehra-Lessien test track where Phil Hill set a top speed record in an original Yellowbird.
Read MoreWith incentives removed, EV sales are slumping, but one brand still seems to be doing alright.
Read MoreThere's no shortage of fast cars out there, so what's the speediest you've (legally) driven?
Read MoreFrom a time when space meant true luxury.
Read MoreThe McL 6GT is inspired by the M6GT, founder Bruce McLaren's unrealized supercar dream.
Read MoreModern war is so brutal that combatants have resorted to the destruction of roads and bridges. Here's how the Geneva Conventions protect that infrastructure.
Read MoreAt 150 mph the 21C Spyder produces 3,307 pounds of downforce with the roof on, matching the coupe, and with it off that figure slightly drops to 3,267 pounds.
Read MorePilots face unique challenges when flying over oceans, including a lack of radar coverage. Here's how they manage and why timing is so crucial in these zones.
Read MoreThe new GT-S trim has 1,070 horsepower, a 3.1-second 0-to-60-mph time, and Sapphire-inspired blue accents.
Read MorePolestar will no longer be selling vehicles in the U.S. thanks to a ban on Chinese-owned companies, but one dealer claims their exit was made on purpose.
Read MoreTo the uninitiated, science looks like magic.
Read MoreThe USS Abraham Lincoln has spent a record-setting time at sea, going over 250 days without going into port, straining the mental health of those onboard.
Read MoreSafety experts will tell you, of course, that repealing helmet laws is a terrible idea.
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