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By Brad Brownell
Inspired by the 296 Challenge customer race car, the roadgoing 296 Challenge Stradale will ditch its hybrid system in the pursuit of lightweight driving fun.
By Nicholas Werner
Other than the fact that it exists and a few foggy artist's rendering, we don't know much about the F/A-XX.
By Emme Hall
I've raced in Baja before in a few different classes, but this will be the first Mexican race for Buddy, my off road Miata.
By Amber DaSilva
Plus, slow sales on big trucks and luxury SUVs, a law exemptions for autonomous tractor trailers, and Polestar's ominous final sales.
By Amber DaSilva
You all had some interesting responses, from resurrecting the tried-and-true to putting some truly wild vehicles out there on the roads.
By Ryan Erik King
Some drivers have famously called it a career far too soon.
By Rob Emslie
With one of the reddest interiors we've ever seen, this 1991 Cadillac makes some bold statements, but it might be tough to justify the $23,500 asking price.
By Logan K. Carter
Regardless of the digits following the letters GLE, its luxury identity is tangibly expressed through its mechanicals and uncompromising driving experience.
By Daniel Golson
The range-topping (for now) iX4 M60 model will have 603 horsepower and optional yellow DRLs.
By Ryan Erik King
Alonso continues to extend his time in Formula 1, and his appetite for racing doesn't end there. He's headed back to Dakar as well.
By Amber DaSilva
Without a written change to the EPA's stance, high-sulfur dyed diesel is still not approved for U.S. roads.
By Collin Woodard
Jason Fenske at Engineering Explained walks you through tread patterns, tire compounds, and the physics of tire science.
By Chris Tsui
The electric 718 Boxster and Cayman are set to launch next year, and next week Porsche will be revealing a new supercar concept called the Mission S.
By Collin Woodard
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser said, "Less than 6 billion barrels of commercial inventories remain today, with the vast majority not practically available."
By Nicholas Werner
The USS Klakring was happy in retirement after a long life in active duty... but then they pulled it back in for one last job.
By Amber DaSilva
Plus, Porsche's plans to raise prices, Honda shuffling its U.S. production, and Nissan's terrible horrible no good very bad sales year.
By Daniel Golson
Alfa Romeo has produced so many fantastic, beautiful, emotional cars, and our readers have great taste in their favorites.
By Erin Marquis
Does a Demon hold your heart, or are your tastes more esoteric?
By Rob Emslie
Designed to go up against some of Germany's most prestigious automakers, this big W12-powered sedan is properly luxurious, but is it worth $16k?
By Chris Tsui
As if gas prices weren't high enough already, the owner of three New Jersey gas stations was caught advertising different prices than he was charging.
By Daniel Golson
Is everybody ready to be calm and normal about the new Jaguar yet?
By Collin Woodard
Every "Transformers" movie needs Bumblebee, and since GM already killed the Camaro, the only way to cast a Camaro is if Chevrolet comes up with a new one.
By Amber DaSilva
The Bonneville truly seems to be the apex of Triumph's 400 series, at least so far.
By Chris Tsui
The Eclipse Sportback is a little more expensive than the equivalent Leaf, but you do get a little more range.
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