I love the Chevrolet Chevelle SS. Sure, the Camaro gets the limelight most of the time, but I’ve always felt that if I’m going to drive a muscle car, I’d want one that’s a little bigger. You know, so there’s room for all my friends. Which I have. I promise.

With Kamui Kobayashi behind the wheel, the Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac brought home another win for the team at Daytona this year, keeping Cadillac’s record at the IMSA season opener at a cool four-for-four since 2017.

Updated 1/26/19, 6:10 p.m.: Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva confirmed to the L.A. Times that there were nine people on the aircraft—a pilot and eight passengers, and he wouldn’t confirm who had died in the crash until the next-of-kin were notified.

The 2020 Rallye Automobile de Monte Carlo wrapped up this afternoon, and it all ended with a thrilling win for Belgian driver Thierry Neuville in his Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC.

When I was in middle school, an abandoned Citroën BX lived in a vacant lot a few blocks from my house. It had a profound effect on me.

Could you guys hold that thought? I need to make a quick call.

Somewhere in London’s Docklands is an archive. It holds a lot of artifacts, documents, and images that tell the story of Sainsbury’s, a supermarket chain unknown to most of us but likely awful familiar to the Brits out there. But there’s more. There are cars. Well, pictures of them.

Back in the ‘70s, waiting for gas wasn’t an uncommon experience, from what I understand. I wasn’t around back then so I don’t know for sure, but many of the people I know who were alive back in the ‘70s knew the experience all too well.

The Toyota Century has always been a quiet car. Dead quiet. Silent. The kind of car for a captain of industry to relax in after a long day on the job. Or for a Yakuza boss to slink around the seedier parts of Osaka after a, um, long day on the job. At least, that used to be the case.

Back before Peugeot last left the American market in the early ‘90s, they made one last-ditch effort to get buyers into their 505 STX sedan. Though the car was good, the competition was stiff, so Peugeot called in some backup.

Do you want a Formula 1 car to take to track days but don’t want to bring an entire team of mechanics with you? Well good news, because for just $2 million, Tour-de-Force Power Engineering will sell you an F1 car that has been “expertly re-engineered for private use.”

There used to be lots of options for people who wanted an SUV with a removable top. The Ford Bronco, International Harvester Scout, Chevy Blazer, Dodge Ramcharger, and the Suzuki Samurai and Sidekick all had removable tops at one point.

The electric SUV market is getting crowded with Volvo confirming a previously announced electric variant of the upcoming third-generation XC90. The company is also reporting “strong early consumer demand” for its electric XC40 with “several thousands” of people placing $1000 deposits.

After the recent merger between FCA and PSA, it was announced that electrification would be a hallmark of Maserati by 2023. Now the brand has announced that it has begun testing an all-electric powertrain that will go in the next GranTurismo and its convertible version, the GranCabrio.

A replica Ferrari 250 GT California used in the 80s film “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” sold at auction last week for almost $400,000. That seems like an awful lot of cash for a replica, especially considering it was one of three used for the movie, and it isn’t even clear which scenes this one was used in.

Imagine if half of the cars in traffic were gone. Imagine your glorious morning commute, zipping along at 70mph in what used to be gridlock traffic. You look out the window immediately to your left and see something you’ve never seen on your commute before: the scenery rolling past you at the speed limit. You look out…

Yesterday, Senator Edward Markey (D-Mass.) announced recommended safety fixes for Tesla Autopilot. The recommendations include rebranding Autopilot to make it clear that it is not fully autonomous, and adding redundant driver monitoring to prevent users from tricking the system.

Frisky Cars Limited made tiny cars for a tiny minute in the late 1950s. With plenty of room for two humans who like each other very much, the car would go 60 mph while getting 60 mpg. There are around 75 Frisky cars that survive today, but most are the later Frisky Family Three. The Sport and Coupe shown above were…

Harley-Davidson showed off a scooter prototype at CES last year, and we recently got to see more detailed pictures of it thanks to designs submitted to the European Union Intellectual Property Office. While a scooter may not seem on-brand for the company, this wouldn’t be their first.