China is banning the yoke-style steering wheel beginning in 2027. With updated safety standards, officials raise major concerns about the wheel.

In a new survey sent out to Subaru customers, the automaker is asking if they might be interested in a manual SUV—particularly an Outback Wilderness.

The double-cab Ute could prove to be a perfect competitor for the Ford Maverick, and it makes sense for the Australian market.

A track worker in a telehandler crashed into an extremely rare R34 Skyline GT-R. The car's owner sued the track and is now releasing the information to the public. Here's what we know.

Mazda ditched the command control knob for its infotainment system and replaced it with a big screen, and there is a reason why Mazda made this change.

A Dutch design company has created a stunning Volvo P1800SE shooting brake restomod with a reworked design, bold colors, and modern technology. Check it out.

Stellantis has confirmed that it will continue to offer diesel engines in its product portfolio as in Europe due to wavering demand for electric vehicles.

The Bugatti Tourbillon's over-the-top gauge cluster runs like a Swiss watch because it's made by the same people.

Rolls-Royce and Mercedes-Benz are offering customers even more elaborate ways to customize their one-offs.

After the Veyron, Bugatti almost went in a very different direction.

Singer's coolest styling feature returns on its reimagining of the G-model Turbo Look convertible.

The motorsports-movie sequels are under development, but it's still early days for both. Which one will hit the silver screen next?

Nissan abuses the Frontier's V6 in ways most customers would never think of.

The national average car insurance premium cost 6% less in 2025, according to a new report. But drivers in some states saw big increases.

Car tax fees have "more than doubled" in two years for almost 60 cars in the UK, with costs set to creep up again this spring.