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Need a family hatchback that’ll out-accelerate a Ferrari Roma? Us neither, but here it is

Michael Schumacher won the 2001 Monaco and Hungarian GPs with this very car, and it’s now for sale in driveable condition

The next – and quite possibly last – chapter of the long-standing Fast & Furious franchise seems likely to land in 2026. Here’s everything we know so far about

Is the hottest version of the Cupra Leon anything more than a Golf GTI Clubsport in a sleek Spanish suit?

Wayne City's chief of police would take bikes that had been seized and sell them off to random buyers, pocketing the change for himself.

Looking after the battery in your car is a simple way of looking after the whole car.

Ford's first smaller Super Duty gets a toughened chassis and engine, greater hauling abilities, more off-road ability, and some rad styling enhancements.

If you take the time to learn a few fabrication skills and scrape the Craigslist barrel for some cheap stuff, you can have a trophy-winning car that races well.

Interference engines have moving parts that interchangably use the same space. Here's what happens when the timing belt breaks causing those pieces to interact.

When it comes to controversial EVs, the Dodge Charger Daytona and the VW ID Buzz are almost too close to call.

How quickly do you think a 2002 Porsche 911 GT3 R Le Mans GT2-classed race car could round the bases at Yankee Stadium?

Once commonplace, the band of blue-tinted glass is rarely seen at the top of new car windshields now. But what was it there for in the first place?

Taking short drives and not using a lot of gas may seem like it’s a good thing. However, it’s proven to be quite the silent engine killer if done too often.

Trump tariffs could kill off cheap cars, EV-makers other than Tesla having good (or bad) quarters, and more. It's interesting times in The Morning Shift.

Whether you've used a Mazda Miata as a moving van or a Hummer H2 as a time attack truck, we want to hear about it.

The kids have left, leaving behind memories of old British convertibles and a decent budget. But what could deliver fun but minimal wrenching?