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This time around, only three trims of the Lightning will get more expensive. Everything else will stay the same, for…

The 459-foot mega yacht has an interesting profile that makes it look like an armed ship.

Owners will be able to customize the grille lighting or even add a boost of torque, all purchased through the Kia…

At a Stellantis-hosted event, CEO Carlos Tavares remarked that there might not be enough lithium to replace every…

The redesigned Porsche Cayenne SUV gets screens for driver, passenger, and center console, but thankfully some…

Waste companies are trying to get the state to exempt their truck fleets from going zero emission because they…

Lawyers for the suspected owner are denying that he owns it, and officials say they might soon be forced to sell it.

The YouTuber's generosity is well publicized, but the gesture of giving someone a new car is overshadowed by him…

Xcel Energy wants their rate payers to fork up nearly 16 percent of the total cost of Minnesota's charging network.

Carvana claims that the company was finessed by criminals and that it had no idea the vehicle was stolen.

Everybody seems to know somebody who doesn't know a damn thing about cars.

State Farm is following in the footsteps of other auto insurance companies by raising rates to pre-pandemic pricing.

Over a dozen videos on the couple's channel were linked to instances of insurance fraud.

From a new review of a legendary old Buick to the history of the third-gen Chrysler Hemi engine, these are the best…

Over 700 cars were seized by city police in 2022, often from drivers who were never charged with a crime.

In this edition of Forgotten Cars, we revisit the 2016 S60 Cross Country, Volvo's half-sedan, half-SUV crossover…

The G90 is a brilliant combination of luxury, tech, and refinement, all at a price that's cheaper than its rivals.

People can love and appreciate cars, but still not know a damn thing about them.

If the proposal is passed, gas drivers parking in EV charging spots could face a fine of up to $100.

Texas investigators allege that millions of cars on state roads may have skirted inspections due to shady tactics.