
U.S. Acura Dealers Are Now Selling 3,000 Factory Reproduction Parts For Your OG NSX
By Chris Tsui
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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By Chris Tsui
From center console emblems to entire engine blocks, you can now buy all sorts of brand-new parts for the 30-year-old supercar.

By Ryan Erik King
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.

By Amber DaSilva
Answers include selections from the oil embargo of the '70s to the very modern segment of electrically aided micro mobility.

By Andy Kalmowitz
Plus Canada is refusing to back down on its trade dispute with the U.S., Toyota is posting monster numbers and more.

By Brad Brownell
Either way, he should probably stop tweeting.

By Ryan Erik King
Whether you had a hard time getting there, breakdowns along the way, or it was just particularly boring, we want to hear about your worst road trips.

By Chris Tsui
Kimi Antonelli made history on Sunday becoming the youngest F1 Drivers' Champion in the history of the sport and he did it with one hand tied behind his back.

By Rob Emslie
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?

By Daniel Golson
Like all the best magic acts and wonders of the world, the electric Mercedes-AMG GT must be seen -- or rather, heard and experienced -- to be believed.

By Nicholas Werner
It's unlikely that anybody made a specific mistake; this is probably the result of, well, space being hard.

By Andy Kalmowitz
Currently, just 20% of Teslas registered in South Korea can legally use FSD because they're built in the U.S., while the rest are made in China.

By Logan K. Carter
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.

By Chris Tsui
The last-gen Alpina B7 already had a top speed of 205 mph, so 186 was frankly table stakes.

By Collin Woodard
Musk dumped an eye-watering $474 million into this election, and he still got kicked in the nards.

By Ryan Erik King
Even without the federal investigations, Cadillac has had a rough start.

By Andy Kalmowitz
Like Jon Ossoff and his lightning-fast election night, Ferrari made quick work of its 2026 sales goal.

By Nicholas Werner
The total number of times that any rocket has ever done this is zero.

By Amber DaSilva
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.

By Logan K. Carter
I always prefer a good name to an alphanumerical model designation, and it was also encouraging to see how many people shared my aversion to them.

By Amber DaSilva
The Honda Africa Twin is one of the best adventure bikes on the market, but Honda isn't resting on its laurels.

By Collin Woodard
Everybody else assumed it was an unreliable purchase, but you ended up with a car that treated you well. Let's hear your story.

By Rob Emslie
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?

By Chris Tsui
Not much has been released about the HRC Civic, but judging from the red-and-purple-camo'd Concept, expect it to get more aggressive aero parts and cooling.

By Logan K. Carter
These lower ratings should apply to the redesigned 2027 GMC Sierra as well.
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