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U.S. Acura Dealers Are Now Selling 3,000 Factory Reproduction Parts For Your OG NSX
From center console emblems to entire engine blocks, you can now buy all sorts of brand-new parts for the 30-year-old supercar.
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Ayrton Senna's Honda NSX Sells For Record $1.1 Million At Auction
It's the same car Senna was photographed washing with a garden hose, and the 1992 doc "Ayrton Senna: Racing Is In My Blood" features him spinning its wheels.
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The Most Expensive Ford Fathom Will Still Cost Under $40,000
Plus Canada is refusing to back down on its trade dispute with the U.S., Toyota is posting monster numbers and more.
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At $11,995, Could This 2013 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid Make You 'Slade In The Shade?
With a big V8 and a hybrid system, this well-maintained Escalade has a rare powertrain, but does that make it desirable or worth nearly $12k?
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GM Recalls Over 67,000 Chevy Blazer EVs And Cadillac Lyriqs, Vistiqs, And Even Celestiqs For Temporary Loss Of Braking
The remedy comes in the form of an over-the-air update for owners who have opted in to those, otherwise owners will have to take their vehicles to dealerships.
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Democrats' Big Win Could Complicate Trump's Emissions Plans
Plus, how last night's elections effect Musk's companies, U.S. buyers dialing back their automotive luxury spending, and Honda looking at European production.
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At $18,000, Could This 1997 Bentley Brooklands Let You See How The Other Half Lives?
It's in excellent condition, and it has relatively low miles, but would the potential for costly future repairs scare you away from this ultra-luxury sedan?
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Mid-Air Helicopter Collision Near Everest Base Camp Kills Tourist, Injures 2 Others
The two helicopters collided while trying to land in the same spot.
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GTA VI Will Take Up To 212 GB On Your Console's Hard Drive
"Grand Theft Auto VI" is set to be the biggest video game of the decade, if not one of the biggest games ever made.
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Flock Won't Take No For An Answer, Keeps Cameras In Service After Communities Cancel Contracts
Police departments are resorting to unplugging or removing the cameras themselves when Flock ignores requests to take down the surveillance equipment.
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This Mid-90s Austrian Car Company Cobbled Together A Lineup With A Lightly Rebadged Ford, Mercury, Saturn And Dodge
Sauber operated on the slightly darker side of the gray market.
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The Jaguar Type 01's U.S.-Spec Bumper Is Fantastically Well Integrated
I love the Jaguar Type 01 even more in the metal than I already did in press photos.
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Surprise, Surprise: Short-Sighted Automakers Back Trump's Fuel Economy Standards Rollback
Also, Europe has all but forgiven Tesla CEO Elon Musk and a chip shortage at Stellantis could hamper Fiat output in Italy.
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Hyundai's XRT Off-Road Division Is On The Right Path But A Step Behind
After spending a day with the 2026 Santa Fe XRT and 2026 Palisade XRT Pro off-roading in rural Missouri, I'm not totally sure Hyundai is all the way there yet.
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At $7,450, Could This Clean 2001 Audi A4 Avant Quattro Be The One For You?
The miles aren't low, but this Audi is in pretty good condition, both inside and out. With all the maintenance and upkeep it's had, is it worth $7,450?
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Turtle Wax Is Concerned About Your Love Life, And Claims Messy Cars Impact Dating
Sure, Turtle Wax has a vested interest in you keeping your car looking snappy. But the results of the survey it commissioned are worth thinking about.
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Here's What The Original Tesla Roadster Cost In 2008 Vs. What It's Worth Today
Tesla's first production car, the Lotus Elise-based Roadster was practically a six-figure sports car in 2008. Here's what buyers are paying for it today.
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Driving A 43-Horsepower Geo Metro Convertible From New York To Los Angeles Looks Really Miserable
That's more than enough to complete a 2,838-mile road trip that includes a 10,000-foot climb, right?
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Read Jim Farley's Lips: No Boring Fords
Plus, the effects of our Canadian trade war on Michigan's election, companies getting ready for a midterm rout and BMW's plans for autonomy.
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At $7,500, Will This 2003 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Get Its Just Dessert?
A 4.0-liter V6, a five-speed manual, and a removable hard top to keep you sheltered from the elements. Is this Wrangler worth the $7,500 asking price?
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Car Design Has Gone Downhill Since The Plymouth Prowler
The Plymouth Prowler's retrofuturist design is unexcelled in the last 30 years, and it's not even close. Here's why today's designs are a study in blandness.
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These 4 Gas Discounts Can Fill The Void Kroger Left In Your Heart
Sadly, Kroger's breakup with U.S. Bank cost cardholders their automatic fuel discount. The good news is that there are other ways to save money at the pump.
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7 Luxury Vehicles From Throughout History That Used 4-Cylinder Engines
From cars produced at the turn of the 20th century to modern luxury SUVs, these seven cars prove that 4-pots were quietly always a part of luxury car history.
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Boeing Once Developed A Vehicle For The Navy Called, Adorably, 'Phantom Badger'
Boeing's military vehicle had a name fit for a cartoon, but its amphibious capability, heavy weaponry, and rugged design were anything but cute.
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Steve McQueen's Ferrari 275 NART Spider Is Heading To Auction, So Start Saving Your Nickels
One of Steve McQueen's most extraordinary cars is heading to auction, and its rarity, Hollywood history, and personal touches will command a staggering price.
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Dodge Entered The US Compact Truck Market Late With A Rebadged Mitsubishi Forte
As consumer tastes changed in the 1960s and '70s, GM and Ford partnered with Japanese companies to sell small trucks. But Chrysler was way behind.
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5 New Cars With Deep, Deep Discounts
With 2027 models slowly hitting showrooms, many brands are now offering delicious discounts on their 2026 cars, and these five have especially tasty deals.
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