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If you always thought the Nissan Xterra was cool but you were just a kid when it first came out, you might get a shot at one in the near future.

Combined with community-developed firmware, hackers can gain easy access to cars as new as the 2025 model year.

Ford's electric F-150 currently lacks a dedicated off-road model, but that might not be the case for much longer.

You can get a great $100 titanium knife for $50 right now, plus get great deals on lamps and flashlights.

The 50% tariff is on top of an origin country's rate on non-steel and non-aluminum content, effective immediately.

Cadillac created a luxury electric SUV that no direct competitor can currently touch.

Even your daily driver probably has an "eco" and "sport" button. Are you using them?

The cheapest Toyota bZ now costs $2,170 less, while the trim with the best range has gotten a 62-mile boost.

An onboard inverter tops off the golf cart batteries in a pinch, making range anxiety non-existent—especially on low-speed trails.

Catalytic converters on more than a dozen school buses were stolen overnight, forcing an Indiana district to cancel in-person classes.

The Range Rover Velar EV prototype was spotted with its trunk open too, giving us a glimpse of the clamshell rear door.

Farley admitted in a recent podcast interview that he's daydreaming about a 1,000-hp, bespoke supercar for the sand and gravel.

"It's (rather obviously) not a robotaxi if there's an employee inside the car," noted Waymo's past CEO.

Manila lets you consolidate all of your car's service records, related notes, and supporting photos and videos in one handy browser-based tool.

Nissan is diving head-first into the cheap EV segment once again.

I need a reliable daily with lots of room for car seats and whatever else I can cram in. The Element seemed like the perfect solution, but turns out, it's not.