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The account we're talking about here is Weaber Valley Speedway, a satirical account that's known for its terrible spelling and worse humor.

A Jacksonville, Florida city councilman proposed an ordnance to ban backing into your driveway, but it didn't pass. There's no such law anywhere in the U.S.

Mercedes owns the oldest roadworthy example in existence, which was built in 1899, and it has been restored for the anniversary.

A high-performance variant of the iX3 was caught testing at the Nürburgring, revealing aggressive styling and upgraded hardware

The British luxury brand will open an 18-storey residential development in Florida four years from now

The smallest member of the Land Cruiser family looks even better as a compact two-door SUV

With the Ridgeline’s rear floor pan so costly even before installation, it’s no surprise insurers are writing off more vehicles

GR engineer Kohara Takashi reveals how Toyota fine-tuned the hot hatch's AWD system, cooling, and suspension

Instead of using a G-series, 964 or 993 donor car, Ruehle builds its RSR lookalike from a modern 997

While it was the county that was pushing to get the traffic light at Fowler and Olive up and running, coordinating with the city led to costly delays

Plug-ins emit almost five times more nasties than official figures say, according to the Transport and Environment group

A simple vacation spiraled into handcuffs and a lawsuit after a rental mix-up went horribly wrong

A rare V8 muscle car built for acceleration is hitting auction blocks with over 1,000 hp and terrifying speed

Skoda is allowing its design team to have fun by imagining past models as futuristic EVs. The 1960s 1000 MBX returns as a 2+2 coupe with rear-hinged doors.

Former Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares suggests that the auto giant may be in for a major breakup in the near future.

CEO Santo Ficili says the Stelvio will also remain in production for two more years. Alfa Romeo needs time to rework the next-gen cars to support gas engines.