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Ram has officially secured a U.S. design patent for the Rampage, its midsize pickup currently sold outside the United States.

Waymo and Toyota have announced a new partnership that could bring autonomous driving technology into privately owned vehicles. The collaboration looks to combine Waymo’s advanced self-driving systems with Toyota’s manufacturing expertise to accelerate the development of driver-assist and autonomous features for personal use.

When Ford introduced the original Bronco way back in 1966, it carried a starting price tag of around $2,200.

Pickup trucks hold their value better in the United States than any other type of vehicle.

While the upcoming EV version of the M3 will feature an 800-volt architecture and more than 700 horsepower, BMW has confirmed that it will also offer a new gas-powered M3 with a unique inline-six engine.

President Donald Trump's administration announced on Tuesday that it would alleviate some duties on foreign parts used in domestically built vehicles. The adjustment is designed to prevent tariffs on imported cars from getting out of control.

This 2014 Nissan GT-R Black Edition with 58,484 miles is a tastefully modified, 600whp FBO E85 beast—perfect for enthusiasts seeking a high-performance supercar in California.

A charged battery is a happy battery. Keeping your car’s battery properly charged is essential to long life and reliability. When you drive, your car’s charging system keeps your battery topped up. However, if your vehicle sits for an extended period, the battery will slowly drain and discharge.

NHTSA has officially asked General Motors to recall more than 721,000 full-size SUVs and pickup trucks equipped with 6.2L V8 engines after the company voluntarily issued a stop sale late last week. As a consequence of the defect, the automaker has reported over 14,000 engine failures while driving.

This 1988 BMW M5 (E28) with 83,000 miles is a great example of a classic performance sedan—perfect for collectors seeking a low-mileage icon in Utah.

If you’ve ever watched automotive racing and felt the urge to get behind the wheel of a car built for high speed, you might be shocked to learn that the biggest difference between your everyday passenger car and a performance car of the same make carving up the race track is not mainly horsepower. Sure, engines get modified for faster acceleration and top speed but the biggest difference is the suspension system.

Ferrari has unveiled the 296 Speciale and the 296 Speciale A. Building on the 296 GTB and GTS, the Speciale twins upgrade the mid-engine plug-in hybrid platform with more power, less weight, and sharpened vehicle dynamics—it's the Ferrari way.

Whatever you do, don’t blame yourself.