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In a viral video, a man walks into an O'Reilly store six minutes before close and asks for 40 oil changes. Will the worker really process his request?

An anonymous Nissan dealer cites

Despite numerous SUV offerings from its sibling brands, Ram will introduce its own SUV by 2028. Mid-size pickup still on track as well.

Former Ferrari F1 driver Felipe Massa's lawsuit is being heard in a London court this week, and things are getting heated.

Tesla's "self-driving" taxis, which have human safety monitors on board, have been crashing.

Citizen watches are often good value for money, so some of these discount prices are really compelling.

The splashy graphics and kayak theme on this thing have big mid-'90s summer camp energy.

Infiniti's new philosophy is about doing more with less. Its new RWD sedan should embody that strategy.

Might not beat allegations of being "an expensive VW," but it's a damn-good daily driver with impressive traction tech.

It's expected to get a gas-only powertrain as well as an extended-range EV option.

All it took was one attempted theft to push him over the edge, and now, his Hellcat pickup has enough money in security mods to make ADT proud.

A shortage of Pratt & Whitney GTF engines has put a premium on them, so a company that owns Airbuses can make more money breaking them up than letting them fly.

Though the recall includes 36,919 tires, Toyo estimates that only 1% of those tires are affected by the defect.

Before the light bulb, cars still had headlights powered by oil and acetylene that had to be lit individually before driving and were highly flammable.

With his notoriety and connections with the series, Marco could have continued racing at Indianapolis every May but he has stepped away to focus on his family.

Kia still believes that American auto shows matter, so it's going to debut the second-generation Telluride at the Los Angeles Auto Show on November 20.