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Formula 1 Rejects Andretti and Cadillac's F1 Bid
F1 says it "would look differently on" an Andretti application alongside a planned GM power unit in 2028.
BMW Has a Secret German Name for the New Manual Z4 M40i
For $3,500 extra, you can row your own.
The 2025 BMW M4 Gets a Bunch More Power But Only If You Get AWD
All-wheel drive models get a big bump in power and the base rear-wheel drive model still comes with a manual transmission.
Lotus Plans to Unveil Its EV Sports Car Next Year
The EV is set to outlive, but not necessarily replace, the gas-powered Emira.
McDonald's Hamburgler Is Driving a 'Burgercuda' Coast-to-Coast
If you spot the custom 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, you will win a McDonald's gift card and Hamburglar-inspired swag.
Lamborghini Sees 'No Sign of Weakness in the Market'
The automaker continues to lean into its electric future.
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The Porsche 959 Is Not the Car You Think It Is
Porsche's forward-looking supercar set the template for the hybrid hypercars and balls-out SUVs to come.
Here's Why the Daytona 24 Wasn't Quite 24 Hours
A mistake in race control ended the race at just under 23 hours and 59 minutes, but the extra minute would not have changed the outcome.
Here's Sydney Sweeney's Take on the 2024 Mustang GT
A new contest from Ford and Sweeney celebrates those who defy stereotypes to pursue their passions.
What It Looks Like Inside a Toyota AE86 Drift Car Crash Sandwich
You're living the dream—you're in the middle of a six-car drift train at Nikko Circuit in Japan, all driving retro Toyotas. Then things go slightly wrong.
Fierce Pet Owner Clings to Dognapper's Moving Car in Downtown L.A.
The French bulldog was lured away from an outside table while the dog's owner was having lunch.
Formula 1's Biggest Future Free Agents Are Already Off the Market
Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris have extended with their respective teams, but the rest of the Formula 1 grid could look very different in 2025.
We know it has horizontal taillamps, roof rails, and ... headrests. But we have a couple guesses as to what it could be. View in Browser ...
