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Only a few new pickup trucks are still available for less than $35,000, but these used pickups might scratch the same itches for much less money.
Read MoreEvery mega-wealthy car collector is hoarding every new model from their favored brand, so why not sell them another $5,000,000 hypercar every year or two?
Read MoreI'm sure a bunch of you disagree, so prepare to hurl insults at me in the comments below. I don't care if this makes you boo, I've seen what makes you cheer.
Read MoreThe big four-cylinder engine had gobs of torque, but the Turbo S was extremely expensive to match its speed, and consumers just didn't see the vision.
Read MoreChinese cars are coming. How soon is anyone's guess.
Read MoreThis certainly feels like another instance of the the U.S. Armed Forces taking advantage of young, undereducated, and financially desperate Americans.
Read MoreDeclining rates of bike theft mirror other trends in U.S. crime, but stolen motorcycles are far less likely than cars to ultimately be recovered.
Read MoreToo often, drivers treat their sports cars like precious gems that need to be kept in a vault. But they're meant to be a source of fun, camping included.
Read MoreRight now the Chinese brands are pushing through the Global South like a wildfire.
Read MoreOver 99% of 1964 Mustangs had an engine that didn't let the car reach its highest possible speed. It wasn't until June that a more powerful plant was available.
Read MoreUltra-bright lights have their place in the off-road racing world, but you can have these much better-looking fog lights for much less money.
Read MoreThere's a definite link between how much you inflate your car's tires and how much gas you'll burn. But it may not matter as much as you think it does.
Read MoreThere are so many ways to improve the pinnacle of open-wheel racing.
Read MoreIn 1926, the first Volvo prototypes came into the world. They were created by a company whose main mission was only tangentially related to automaking.
Read MoreIf a stoplight can be set to flash red or yellow almost all year, you might think it doesn't serve a serious purpose when it turns green. But you'd be wrong.
Read MoreIs it tracks, cars, the broadcasts, or something else?
Read MoreEssentially a customer version of the V-Series.R race car, the slightly more refined V-One packs 830 horsepower, and we bet Cadillac will build a few of them.
Read MoreThe car is named after the Ehra-Lessien test track where Phil Hill set a top speed record in an original Yellowbird.
Read MoreHave Formula 1 fans ever been happy?
Read MoreFans of Formula 1 are rarely happy. Do you have what it takes to make them happy?
Read MoreSlate's modular truck may seem like a pathbreaker, but it's far from the first vehicle with swappable parts. These production cars and concepts got there first.
Read MoreFor about five minutes the team was over the moon with excitement, then came the bad luck.
Read MoreWe need to go back to a pre-2016 car market, when A Fiesta ST could be purchased for just twenty-two grand
Read MoreThe Shelby Terlingua Mustang, named after the Texas ghost town Carroll bought in the 1960s, cost a bundle but had all kinds of fun modifications.
Read MoreCheap though maybe not so cheerful, these were once the cars new drivers learned their skills in.
Read MoreThe cars of the '70s are often derided as malaise-era clunkers, but that ignores the many great automobiles made in that decade. Here are nine of the best.
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