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I mean, it's a tiny, cab-over pickup truck with 500 horsepower. What's not to love?

We enthusiasts are constantly clamoring for better colors on our cars, and Toyota delivered with a new Corolla special edition.

Tesla sold just 885 vehicles in Germany in April, and things were even worse in the UK where sales dropped to just 512 units.

A video showing a Kia Carnival swerving to hit a motorcyclist in Oregon went viral this week, and the suspect was arrested and charged with a litany of crimes.

All-season tires continue to improve every year, and you may be surprised how well they perform in a variety of conditions if you aren't a tire nerd.

In 2026, Mitsubishi will launch a Nissan Leaf-based electric crossover in the United States, where Nissan will begin to sell a Mitsubishi-based plug-in hybrid.

The presentation set for October 9 of the first electric Ferrari will be limited to the car's 'technological heart.' The actual debut is set for 2026.

Tesla has launched a new, cheaper Model Y that starts at under $40,000 with the federal tax credit while delivering 357 miles of range. See the details.

Chevrolet has revealed the updated interior for the Corvette, and it's a huge improvement. Here's everything that's different.

The 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 will be offered with optional 10-piston front brake calipers with carbon ceramic rotors, part of the ZTK pack.

Comexposium and Rétromobile are delighted to announce the signing of a multi-year partnership with Gooding Christie’s auction house.

The new Nissan One program incentivizes dealerships to get more new cars out the door with cash bonuses. It kicks off in June.

A Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut has broken the world record for fastest speed in the standing half-mile, at a mind-melting 223 mph. Watch the video right here.

North Dakota will raise its maximum speed limit to 80 mph. It's one of several states to have a limit of 80 mph or higher.

Kia announced pricing for the 2026 Sportage. Here's how much you'll pay for the various trim levels.

With some lines of code and used parts sourced from eBay and a junkyard, the hackers could record passenger audio, sound the horn and, yes, yank the wheel.