Let this be a reminder to you all: buying a car as an investment is almost always a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea.

If you just look at the second teaser image that Toyota released, it's pretty clear we're looking at a three-row SUV.

There was a smattering of minivans and wagons, which is to be expected from a crew of Jalopnik commenters, but there were plenty of other unique answers.

We're looking at China's ban on pop-out door handles, Tesla's continued European collapse, as well as an NHTSA investigation into F-150 transmission issues.

NH motorists probably feel like they're watching Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck arguing over whether it's duck season or rabbit season.

It's clear the increase isn't just a few enthusiasts.

The McLaren F1 is powered by a raucous naturally-aspirated V12 that produces over 600 horsepower, making it capable of cresting a record-breaking 240 mph.

The death of the LC also marks the end of the road for Lexus' naturally aspirated 2UR 5.0 V8 engine.

Changing fashion and concerns over safety were a few of the factors that led to the demise of the tailfin. During a certain era, though, they were everywhere.

These days, most of the GM E-body models are likely either rusted husks of their former selves rotting away in junk yards.

New information revealed in the National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report, however, sheds a little more light on what may have caused the crash.

Engine oil turns black due to the oil oxidizing and collecting contaminants. Dark oil is not always a sign that it needs to be changed.

If you want the Borzoi of motor vehicles, there's no better place to look.

The Waymo braked as soon as the kid emerged from behind an SUV, slowing from 17 mph to 6 mph. It estimates a human would've hit the child at much higher speed.

Dashcam footage shows one of London's first driverless taxis running a red light as it drove the tech firm's boss to Buckingham Palace to receive a gong for services to artificial intelligence.