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By Caleb Jacobs
It makes all that power from a seriously boosted 2.0-liter, which has proven capable of handling even more. The post This $200,000 Polaris RZR Side-By-Side Is a 400-HP Dakar Buggy You Can Own appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
The funky, new Kia Seltos is a good car that I can't stand the look of. Buyers, on the other hand, don't seem to be bothered. The post Kia’s Design Isn’t Working for Me Anymore, But It’s Sure Working for America appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
We've freed another five classic Blipshift tees from the vault, though you'll have to hurry; they're only available for two weeks. The post The Drive x Blipshift Is Back With 5 New Tees, From Coke Bottles to Z Cars appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
The 49th edition of the Dakar Rally will run from Jan. 9-11 and cover 4,862 miles from Portugal to Morocco. The post Africa Is Now Safer Than the Middle East So Dakar Is Returning Home appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
"Of course I knew nobody would lie on that form, but still," Mohammed Ben Sulayem told The Drive. The post FIA President Couldn’t Believe Kimi Antonelli’s Age on FIA Super License Application appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
GM has also agreed to a third party audit of its privacy procedures going forward as part of the settlement. The post GM Pays $220 Million After Lawsuit Over Illegally Selling Drivers’ Data: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
The legendary actor who passed away Wednesday also loved motorsport, and explored that passion in a documentary about his lifelong hero, Stirling Moss. The post Patrick Stewart Was a Racing Fan, Like All of Us appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
Mohammed Ben Sulayem praised the "presence" of big American cars as he pushes V8 engines back into F1. The post FIA President Owns 160 American V8 Cars, Says European Cars Are ‘Like Matchboxes’ appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Bring a Trailer President Howard Swig told The Drive why the comment section is the site's secret sauce, why some comments disappear, and why buyers want "great history, but no stories." The post Bring a Trailer Commenters Know Your Car Better Than You Do appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Dan Greenawalt, who directed Forza Motorsport and built the foundation for the juggernaut Horizon has become, is moving on from Microsoft. The post The Man Who Built Forza Is Leaving Xbox After 27 Years appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
You can grab great deals on brand-name tool kits and multitools on Amazon right now. The post Up to 49% off DeWalt and Craftsman, Plus a Leatherman Under $50 appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Bring a Trailer President Howard Swig told The Drive how Cars & Bids became its first real competition, why he compares the moment to Netflix, and how BaT plans to stay ahead. The post More Than 100 Sites Tried Copying Bring a Trailer. One Has Its Attention appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
How live telemetry data and a cross-border police chase recovered a stolen hypercar before it vanished into Austria. The post Bugatti CEO Always Left the Keys in His Seven-Figure Chiron. But Not After Today appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Dodge will lease you a gas Charger for less than half what the electric Daytona costs per month, even though the EV's barely more expensive on paper. The post The Dodge Charger EV Is the Worst Lease Deal on the Planet, Perhaps on Purpose appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
After a week driving the 2027 Honda HR-V, we're wondering: Is this what small cars look like now, and going forward? Is this what people want? The post 2027 Honda HR-V Review: Practical, Slow, Not as Cool as the Fit It Replaced appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Ford's CFO said the company "has not seen any decreases" in F-Series sales despite the cost of fuel, coming off a strong quarter. The post Ford’s Sales Say Truck Buyers Are Shrugging Off High Gas Prices: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
People are quick to blame Bring a Trailer's eye-popping results for normal cars on money laundering. Here's what the company's president has to say about that. The post Bring a Trailer Knows You Think Money Laundering Is Pumping Auction Results appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
The first 25 of a planned 125 cameras are sending warnings for now. Hit 11 mph over the limit after that, and the fines start at $50. The post LA Just Powered Up Speed Cameras. Tickets of Up To $500 Start Getting Mailed In Less Than 60 Days appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Bring a Trailer President Howard Swig told The Drive why the site keeps producing headline results like $2 million Ford GTs, and why some classics are going the other way. The post Why Are Bring a Trailer Prices So High? Its President Has an Answer appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Pilot’s first 1.2-megawatt Megachargers are open in Georgia and California, and they’re the first public Semi charging outside the Golden State. The post Tesla Semis Are Now Charging at Mainstream Truck Stops appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Bring a Trailer President Howard Swig sits for a wide-ranging interview about its meteoric rise, those eye-watering auction results, and why the comments are its secret sauce. The post How Bring a Trailer Reordered the Collector Car Market and Changed Online Auctions Forever appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
The issue of online abuse in F1 goes beyond trolls giving drivers headaches. They've led to FIA stewards resigning due to incessant rape and death threats. The post 13,000 Death Threats in an F1 Driver’s Inbox: FIA President Gets Real About the Dark Side of Fame appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Between Baja racing and running an advanced internal off-road school, it's worth noting how seriously Honda takes this genre of driving. The post Honda Sends Its Engineers to Off-Road School, and It’s Paying Off appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
A Redditor pointed Claude Code at a cheap car stereo head unit, and found all kinds of weird stuff in the firmware. The post Cheap Aftermarket Car Screens Are Loaded With Spyware, By the Way appeared first on The Drive.
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