The idea was to buy a bunch of cars in quick succession, using fraudulent information, before the purchases show up on a credit report, then bail.
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Read MoreThe inexpensive key-programming device was used to steal vehicles before the plates were switched out, the VINs were changed, and the GPS devices were reset.
Read MoreThe idea was to buy a bunch of cars in quick succession, using fraudulent information, before the purchases show up on a credit report, then bail.
Read MoreMighty V8 diesels come from a variety of brands, both foreign and domestic. Several of them spring from the holy war between Ford and Chevy.
Read MoreMany modern cars and trucks come with sealed "lifetime" transmission filters that supposedly never need service, but there's a hidden catch.
Read MoreThat is, if that future ever exists.
Read MoreOriginally used in Formula 1 engines, Turbulent Jet Ignition allows Stellantis models to produce impressive power even with smaller engines. Here's how.
Read MoreGas prices have become terrible in recent years, but some thorium-powered concepts promised to eliminate the need for it. They never came to pass, though.
Read MoreOne of the biggest use cases is local travel advice and warnings about accidents and other road hazards.
Read MoreWe're used to seeing different grades of gasoline, but there are also numerous blends of diesel. Here are the differences between them and when to use each.
Read MoreCan't make it to the garage to get your car serviced or fixed? Many American, and some foreign, carmakers now will come to you or pick your car up.
Read MoreWhat's your best road trip, gas prices be damned?
Read MoreThe inexpensive key-programming device was used to steal vehicles before the plates were switched out, the VINs were changed, and the GPS devices were reset.
Read MoreIt seemed like science fiction not too long ago, but 3D printing is increasingly common for DIY auto repair. Here's what has made the difference.
Read MoreV12 engines are expensive and complicated, so they're also rare. But five manufacturers still offer them in new vehicles, across eight different models.
Read MoreBuilt over a year before the first LaFerrari models were delivered to owners, the raw and stunning prototype was known internally as the F150 Mulotipo MP1.
Read MoreIt's hard to see how all of these cohere into some sort of grand design, or what the purpose of that design might be.
Read MoreWith how high prices are these days, who doesn't need a side hustle? From reefer trucks to retired ambulances, here are seven overqualified rigs for the job.
Read MoreNegotiate, grab cash from the bank, and buy yourself a new car.
Read MoreThis is the first of 20 new models that Hyundai will introduce in China in the next five years, with the goal of 500,000 annual sales.
Read MoreCalled the Subaru Boxer Rally Spec.Z, it will compete in the All Japan Rally Championship starting with its upcoming third round.
Read MoreShe wrote an F instead of an S, causing the UK's Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency to revoke her car insurance.
Read MoreCoachbuilder Carrozzeria Ghia transformed this Jaguar XK140 into a rare, beautifully styled piece of rolling art, and it's crossing the auction block very soon.
Read MoreThe thing is, though, Filosa isn't the least bit interested in shuttering any of the world's fourth-largest automaker's brands.
Read MoreContrary to popular belief, Ford doesn't actually own the Shelby name. Those rights belong to Shelby America, and Ford just pays them to use the name.
Read MoreThe pilots, trainees for the Finnish Air Force, were behind the yoke of two Grob G 115 single-prop aircraft on April 13 when they made their artistic detours.
Read MoreI must say, I'm impressed by all of your eagerness to share the little quibbles you have your cars.
Read MorePorsche is completely pulling out from Bugatti and Rimac as it focuses on the "core business." Trump says the feds may just buy Spirit Airlines, and more.
Read MoreMarket and political forces could be prompting manufacturers to produce more sedans, and we want to know which ones you think should come back first.
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