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Most drivers nowadays hang up their helmets due to a lack of opportunity, not ability.
Read MoreMost drivers nowadays hang up their helmets due to a lack of opportunity, not ability.
Read MorePlus, Volkswagen Group deliveries continue their freefall as sales dwindle, China and the EU strike a deal on imported Chinese hybrids and more.
Read MoreSurely there's a way to get kids into cars while also giving the, uh, shall we say, "naturally enthusiastic" driver a healthy outlet for their need for speed.
Read MoreThis Falcon is in need of a few finishing touches, like a bit of interior work and maybe some seats that better fit the vibe. Would you shell out $9k for it?
Read MorePaying too much at the pump? Discover which nations have gas prices under $2 a gallon and learn what keeps them so low.
Read MoreEleanor, the GT500 hero car from the 2000 remake of "Gone in 60 Seconds," wasn't actually a Shelby. Here's how producers actually filmed the GT500 scenes.
Read MoreEver get stuck behind some bozo doing 10 mph below the speed limit in the left lane? Sure, he's annoying, but is he camping? And how can you legally retaliate?
Read MoreWhile the 2021 Tahoe is now a serious bargain for anyone in need of a truly cavernous three-row SUV with low maintenance costs, it also has a few downsides.
Read MoreThe world's first patent troll almost secured the rights to all cars, but Henry Ford defeated him first on the track and later in the courtroom.
Read MoreIn MotorWeek's test of a 1993 Chevrolet Camaro V6, it did 0 to 60 mph in 8.8 seconds, over half a second slower than a Nissan Altima of the same model year.
Read MoreFrom a luxury sedan built to rival Mercedes-Benz to a rugged SUV with legendary Toyota DNA, these Lexus models have earned a reputation for going the distance.
Read MoreSmall four-cylinders, quirky five-cylinder engines, smooth inline-sixes, and massive V16s all have their place, but the V8 will always be the sweet spot.
Read MoreWith proper maintenance, Hyundai Tucsons can hit 200,000 miles on their original engines and transmissions. Still, watch out for these common problems.
Read MoreThere are lots of letters and numbers on car batteries, but it doesn't take an advanced degree to figure out what they mean. Here's your handy guide.
Read MoreOver the next several years, expect to see commercial vans and work trucks get safer. And yes, safety matters with work vehicles.
Read MoreUber has strict rules about the cars that carry you to your next doctor's appointment or airport departure. Some are about convenience, some about safety.
Read MoreLooking for a manual Lexus? These four used models had stick-shift options, but finding one today may take some searching.
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Read MoreIs there something missing from cars that would make your life better? Any uninvented creature comforts that'll improve your daily commute?
Read MoreWhen you think about mods you'd have to do to a 911 GT3 to get it to move 5 seconds quicker around a lap, the Challenge starts to look like an outright bargain.
Read MoreGetting towed is never a pleasant experience, whether you're at fault or not. But catching the tow truck in time might just save you if local laws allow.
Read MoreDiscover how NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope differs from James Webb—from its massive field of view to the quest for dark energy and exoplanets.
Read MoreOff-road sports cars sound like a total contradiction, and they are, but these seven were built to leave the pavement and take on sand, snow, and gravel.
Read MoreTransmission fluid and hydraulic fluid are often conflated. However, there are actually several differences between the two, and they're not interchangeable.
Read MoreIt's headed out now to study the universe, but the new Nancy Grace Roman telescope almost had equipment too small to matter. Then a U.S. spy agency helped out.
Read MoreAs cheap new car payments get less and less common, we've looked up a selection of cars and trucks you can still drive for less than $500 per month.
Read MoreWe look at the five safest family-friendly minivans on the road you can buy brand new according to the IIHS and compare the results with NHTSA's findings.
Read MoreSome surprisingly cheap leases are available now, but their lower monthly payments can come with baggage like low mileage limits, hefty upfront costs, and more.
Read MoreThe entirety of the 5 Series lineup will be getting a major refresh in 2027, and we've spied the hottest one at the Nürburgring.
Read MoreAfter a long week, you definitely need a serving of the internet's Dopest Cars.
Read MoreWhen you're buying a new car, you definitely want to know how well it will protect you. That's where NHTSA and IIHS come in, but their testing methods differ.
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