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The Tesla board is pushing back against a report claiming the automaker is quietly searching for a new CEO to replace Elon Musk.

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

Ford has returned to the Nürburgring Nordschleife with its 815-horsepower Mustang GTD, setting another new lap record for American cars, and returning fire on Porsche.

Chinese automotive giant Great Wall Motors has announced the development of its first-ever V8 engine—a new 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8.

Ford Motor Company has officially canceled its ambitious fully-networked "zonal" vehicle architecture project, a next-generation software platform intended to unify and modernize the electronic systems across its entire lineup.

This 1989 Honda CRX Si with 119,500 miles is an all-stock, rust-free California classic—perfect for enthusiasts seeking a well-maintained, fun-to-drive coupe in San Diego.

Toyota is reintroducing the Nightshade model for its most popular sedan.

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.

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.

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.