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These unmissable designs were thought up by UFC and RealTruck with some help from Ram and Mopar.

This 1959 Land Rover 109 Series II pickup pairs Daniel Craig’s handwritten note with tasteful mechanical updates and unknown but clearly well-used mileage.

The M Concept Neue Klasse meets four decades of M3 history in Monterey, and we talk with M boss Frank van Meel.

Toyota celebrates six decades of Corolla with a capped 2,500-unit US hybrid sedan and broader European Hatchback, Touring Sports, and Sedan anniversary trims.

The Celica and MR2 are reportedly coming back, slotting below the GR GT.

JLR slows the next Land Rover Defender overhaul while backing a smaller baby Defender and prioritizing Range Rover Electric in its tight EV budget.

Formula 1 legend, cult sports car, and a storied history make this NSX a special collector’s item

Gallium nitride hardware debuts in Porsche’s Burmester 3D High-End Surround Sound System from 2027, cutting amplifier size, heat, and cabin weight.

Audi vows to improve interior quality across its lineup, including its cheapest model.

Higher Dual Motor and Premium AWD prices shrink the gap to Cyberbeast and change the math for Tesla Cybertruck shoppers weighing a new order.

The fanciest Palisade to date has a starry headliner.

NHTSA’s upgraded engineering analysis of GM’s eBoost system now spans 1,164,820 GM, Honda and Acura models, raising stakes for EV and crossover owners.

A 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT and a 2005 Ram 1500 SRT-10 cross the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas block together to raise money for charity.
One BMW executive reportedly claims that younger customers prefer voice and digital controls over physical knobs and switches.
The recall involves 48,280 trucks with Bilstein shocks featuring external reservoirs that could fall off.

Missouri joins the growing list of states raising highway speed limits, but drivers will have to wait for MoDOT to decide which roads qualify.
The move would significantly increase tariffs on autos, auto parts, and steel after failed trade negotiations.

Lamborghini CEO said in an interview that the automaker doesn’t see China’s latest supercars ‘as a threat.’