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The new Eccentrica V-12 Pacchetto Titano Diablo restomod debuts at The Quail during Monterey Car Week 2025, alongside two other special models

BMW is building its own Mercedes-Benz G-Class competitor to replace the XM. It's set to debut sometime in 2029.

Toyota claims its new lineup of gas engines will work with pure ICE cars, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and even EVs, likely as a generator to charge the battery.

Ola Kallenius, who is also the president of the European auto lobby ACEA, warns that the EU's ban on new gas car sales would have severe consequences.

Cadillac will build these ultra-limited, ultra-expensive Blackwings under the same roof as the Celestiq.

Czinger once decided to be a multi-model manufacturer. Now, it's abandoning that plan. Instead, it'll focus on more variations of its 21C supercar.

A new video shows McLaren testing camouflaged Artura supercars with some interesting updates. Here's what it could mean for the 690-horsepower hybrid.

Ram's mechanical bull, which features a Hemi logo headpiece, was stolen on Sunday following a Roadkill nights event in Michigan. Be on the lookout.

Koenigsegg has reclaimed the 0-249-0 record from Rimac by tweaking the software. Here’s how much quicker the Jesko Absolut is compared to the Nevera R.

Karma has revealed the Amaris GT Coupe’s interior for the first time, and it has three screens, lots of leather, and more. Here are the details.

The beloved Genesis G70 luxury sedan could be discontinued after just one generation, following an end of production in 2027.

Audi is happy to report it's never received so many orders in six months for the RS6 Avant, even though the super wagon is on its way to retirement.

Newly appointed Jaguar Land Rover CEO, PB Balaji, defends Jag's radical rebranding despite shockingly fierce criticism coming from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Ian Callum has revealed a concept for a Vanquish shooting brake wagon, based on the Aston Martin grand tourer. It's cool, but there are a few things we'd change.

Ford has announced a new electric pickup that’ll go on sale in 2027. It rides on a new platform and will use a new production process to maintain affordability.

Ford's Louisville, Kentucky plant is being transformed into an EV production hub. That means the Escape and the Lincoln Corsair are being put to pasture.