Discover the official Screamer key art by Polygon Pictures, revealing five key characters, the enigmatic mastermind, and the game's brutal "Race, Fight, Rule" motto. Get a glimpse into Milestone Studio's high-octane, anime-inspired dystopian racing game s...

Discover all five Gran Turismo 7 July Week 2 Weekly Challenges! Get details on races at Fuji, Watkins Glen, Road Atlanta, Tokyo, and Brands Hatch, including car requirements, rewards, and bonus credit tickets for completing the set.

Players have gone beyond the console and arcade cabinet.

GT7's new Spa-Francorchamps online time trial is live! Master the iconic 7km track, test your racing skills, and prep for upcoming esports events.

Need for Speed has gone quiet in 2025, leaving fans worried. Is EA shelving the iconic racing series for good? Here’s what we know.

Get all the details on F1 25 Patch v1.07 arriving July 21. Discover new Season 2 content, career mode changes, bug fixes, and more. Release Dates are speculative unless clearly stated otherwise.

Porsche is set to launch the next generation of its legendary one-make cup race car, the new Porsche 911 Cup, with a world debut slated for this summer. Built on the updated 992.2 generation of the iconic 911, the comprehensively refined racing machine is...

Fresh from being confirmed as the world’s fastest accelerating production car, and the new 0-400km/h-0 champion, the Rimac Nevera R made its dynamic debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend, with twice-daily runs up the famous Hillclimb. Follo...

In the latest edition of Never Stop Driving, Larry Webster shares the many joys of an automotive lifestyle in this midsummer update.

Yes, cars of the early 1900s can be finicky, slow, and unreliable by today’s standards, but they also inspire awe and delight.

Member Lou Beauchain's ’59 Imperial Crown is a testament to the brilliance of Virgil Exner—and to great taste in classics.

The Petersen Museum announced two temporary exhibits: One dedicated to wedge-shaped cars and another that focuses on BMW 3 Series race cars.

How much fun can you have on two wheels for $2000 or so? A lot, as this '86 Honda TLR200 Reflex project taught me.

Of the seemingly infinite tools "needed" to work on cars at home, a drill press is one that can be handier than most.

There's no rear window in the Polestar 4, but there's other stuff to like.