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2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack Is Finally Here To Do Gas-Powered Donuts In Your Local Parking Lot
The 2026 Charger Sixpack will start at $51,990, exactly ten grand less than the EV.
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Elon Musk Is The Most Disliked Figure In America: Survey
Musk has dropped a massive 24 points since his peak just a few months ago, a feat only matched by Rubio.
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These Are The Best Features On Your Car
Useful features aren't solely the preserve of modern cars, a point you made very clear when we asked for your favorites.
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This Scale-Model Honda F1 Car Costs More Than An Actual Civic
The 1:8 scale model of the Honda RA272 costs $28,995, is made from 1,600 parts and takes 450 hours to complete. Just 30 will be made.
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Trump's Tariff War Has Cost The Auto Industry $12 Billion So Far
We dive into just how much Trump's tariffs have cost the auto industry and take a look at China's slowing car sales.
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What Automotive Hero Do You Regret Meeting?
Sometimes, meeting your automotive hero just leaves you disappointed.
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At $4,400, Is This 1993 Chevy Caprice Classic A Whale Of A Deal?
People say "They don't build 'em like they used to," and that is certainly true about today's Caprice.
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2026 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Jailbreak Offers Six Million Customization Combinations, Introverts And Environmentalists Need Not Apply
You can even create a custom color to make your Durango Hellcat a true one-off.
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America's Deadliest Railroad Sued Over Expansion Plans For Tracks It Doesn't Own
Florida East Coast Railway filed a lawsuit against Brightline for allegedly violating a contract agreement between the two companies.
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U.S. Air Force Finally Finds A Good Use For Tesla Cybertrucks: Target Practice
According to government contracting documents, the Air Force is looking "for Towable Target Vehicles to be used as targets for live missile fire testing."
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Talladega Nights 'Turned Our Sport Into A Joke,' Kyle Larson Claims, As If No One Made NASCAR Jokes Before The Movie Came Out
Imagine being a NASCAR driver listening to fan after fan repeat the same "Talladega Nights" lines they've heard ten million times before.
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How Soon Can McLaren Lock Up The F1 Title? Let's Do The Math
It's the question no one thought they'd be asking back in March, yet here we are.
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California May Ban Lyft And Uber From AI Price Gouging Users With Low Phone Batteries
This bill would protect users from a service that would charge you more if your phone's battery is low and you're trying to get home.
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Cops Ticket Two Truckers For Not Speaking English Following Trump's Executive Order
In fairness to Trump, the policy he reinforced had been on the books since the 1930s.
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Pastor Allegedly Rigged His Church's Corvette Charity Raffle
Rev. Ross R. Miceli is accused of fabricating the name of the Corvette raffle winner, as well as the winners of other smaller prizes.
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Don't Have Too Much Fun At Monterey Car Week, Carmel's New Police Chief Warns
When Monterey Car Week kicks off this year, the local cops plan to treat it as an "all hands on deck" situation
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'BEVs Are Not The Goal' At Honda As It Bets Big On Hybrids
The company says electric vehicles will help get it to its goal of becoming carbon neutral, but it probably won't ever be as popular as hybrids.
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GM And Hyundai Team Up, But Not For EVs
We're looking at the new collaboration between General Motors and Hyundai, as well as how Trump's tariffs will hit union auto workers in the pocketbook.
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New Zealand Air Force Pulls Off Daring Winter Rescue From Antarctica's McMurdo Station
Kiwis may be flightless birds, but they pulled this one off.
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Trump Admin Wants To Destroy Satellite That Provides Vital Data To Climate Scientists And Farmers
"Just from an economic standpoint, it makes no economic sense to terminate NASA missions that are returning incredibly valuable data."
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Bugatti Brouillard Is A One-Off W16 Coupe Themed After Ettore Bugatti's Favorite Horse
Commissioned by a prolific Bugatti collector, the Brouillard has custom bodywork, green tartan upholstery and horses all over the interior.
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At $20,000, Would You Breeze Into This 2017 Subaru BRZ?
While it may not pack in the ponies, today'Subaru BRZ is still one of the nicest sports coupes out there to drive.
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Motorcyclist's Recording Of Her First Crash Highlights The Importance Of Wearing The Right Gear
They say there are two types of motorcyclists: those who have crashed and those who haven't yet. YouTuber Doodle on a Motorcycle joined the former group.
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Harvard Is Hurting But At Least Cambridge Is Finally Getting Speed Humps
Cambridge's transportation commissioner says 20-30 of the raised hunks of asphalt infrastructure are on the way, and the town will build as many as it can fund.
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Sweden Forced To Deal With 747 That Used To Be A Hotel It Doesn't Want
After filing for bankruptcy the plane-hotel never found a new buyer, dumping the rusting aircraft into the care of Sweden's airport authority.
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This Tri-Rotor Mazda RX-3 Could Be The Perfect Car — If You Can Finish Building It
The seller says its built three-rotor engine was professionally assembled before living life a quarter-mile at a time, sending an RX-2 to 9-second quarter-miles
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The Winner Of History's First Car Race Murdered His Wife In A 'Crime Of Passion'
Albert Lemaître, the winner of the 1894 Paris-Rouen, stood trial for murdering his wife a dozen years after his historic victory, and got away with murder.
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