Anderson Composites launched U-shaped Roadster Doors for the four-door Ford Bronco. They're inspired by the units fitted to the 1960s Bronco Roadster.

The actor told Diane Sawyer that there were times when he thought he wouldn't make it, leading him to write goodbye notes to family members.

Once known as “the fastest man on earth,” Craig Breedlove, who died last week at 86, strapped himself set land speed records throughout the 1960s.

Formula One driver Charles Leclerc has asked fans to respect his privacy after his address was leaked, leading to some turning up at his apartment in the past few months.

It’s difficult to consider the new Jeremy Renner-led series “Rennervations” without reflecting on the accident that recently befell the star.

Fed up by an enormous pothole in his Los Angeles neighborhood, Arnold Schwarzenegger picked up a shovel and filled it himself.

The “giant pothole” Arnold Schwarzenegger recently filled on a street in his Los Angeles neighborhood was actually a trench dug for utility work.

Michael Schmacher's family intedns to take legal action against a German magazine that published a fake interview with the racing driver by using A.I.

Bentley will host Goodwoof weekend at Goodwood on May 20-21, a celebration of dogs — in particular, dogs named Bentley.

The coronation of King Charles III on Saturday has elicited a "Royal Green" color for Skoda cars, and beautifully embroidered royal pillows from Bentley.

King Charles III will gain full access to the Royal Family's fleet of cars, which is worth $17.6 million and includes a pair of unique Bentley limousines.

At 37, it's been a long time since Frankie Muniz was “Malcolm in the Middle.” Now he's “Frankie in the Front," leading in points in NASCAR's ARCA Series.

Formula One drivers stood in the hot Florida sun for a long pre-race Miami Grand Prix ceremony featuring emcee LL Cool J. They didn't enjoy it.

Beyond the exceptional violence, John Wick movies feature plenty of neat cars. Keanu Reeves piloted a 1971 Cuda in the film and showed impressive driving skills.

When exactly did the “Fast & Furious” franchise jump the shark? There is only one correct answer: When the Pontiac Fiero went into space.