In a world where supercar companies are slinging high-performance SUVs, why are none rated for 200 mph yet? Physics.

Jeep would rather you not think about the fact that the Compass shares a platform with the Fiat 500L, but this display error makes it hard to ignore.

Porsche is rightfully proud of figuring out wireless charging for the Cayenne EV, but adding the tech to smaller models will be a challenge.

Electric doors can pose a danger when they stop working, and Rivian is reportedly responding to criticism by redesigning its system on the upcoming R2.

The '88 Bronco belonged to Alma Gates, an icon in car audio who blew the doors off the competition by hitting more than 170 decibels with Kicker equipment.

If you're cool with the Nissan Z the way it is, you can snag one for a song right now.

Seiko Speedtimers have similar designs to the Rolex Daytona and Omega Speedmaster, but they're far less money.

And to be clear, it's not just $1—it's $1 divided into four $0.25 credits.

Lamborghini's sales and marketing chief indicated that the off-road Huracan Sterrato was only the beginning of novel supercars.

This weekend's heat index will surpass 125 degrees in Singapore, and with cockpit temps already reaching 140 degrees on a "normal" day, the FIA is stepping in.

Black Bear Pass has claimed too many victims in recent years for tourists in crossovers to ignore the warnings.

Porsche thinks wireless EV charging is the future, and after experiencing it, I might believe it.

These free battery deals are a great excuse to try jumping into the Milwaukee power tool ecosystem.

Dodge sold six Dart sedans in Q3, even though the car was discontinued eight years ago.

Ioniq 5 sales surged as buyers looked to take advantage of the now-dead tax credit. This is Hyundai's way of extending that rally.