Mowing tickles some of the same senses as high-performance driving—with a little imagination.

Pebble Beach, your local cars and coffee, and anything else you can think of doesn't even rank compared to the Goodwood Revival parking lot.

"Redline" isn't the worst car movie ever made, but it's certainly not a great one.

Solutions created on the fly at the 'Ring were filtered back to Detroit for production.

These turbocharged Atlas 4200 swaps are picking up steam, and seeing how well it works here, it's easy to understand why.

Horse engines are finding their way into a big range of interesting applications, from EV range extenders to race cars.

Ram is still going to do an electrified pickup with a V6 range extender, but the BEV plans have been scuttled.

The return of the Hemi V8 Dodge Durango will carry an asterisk in states that adhere to stricter emissions laws.

This 1952 Hudson Wasp was McQueen's “Sunday-go-to-church-car.”

"In certain areas in the world, like China, it is good; people are still asking for big grilles," BMW's design boss said.

Instead of pulling smokey burnouts at stoplights, this Charger was built to lead Indy cars around oval tracks in the early '80s.

This pair washing their Miata near Ground Zero was a slice of normalcy in a chaotic post-9/11 New York.

"It may take a bit longer in some regions, but the direction is clear," Volvo's CEO said about the electric transition.

After driving a Fiat Topolino earlier this summer, I'm convinced that tiny EVs make a lot of sense even if you don't live in NYC or LA.

Snap oversteer is like the boogeyman. It's not real.