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Matt Farah says the Lamborghini Temerario cracked windshields of three cars while filming from its exposed rear tires (and presumably instant electric torque).

A reviewer in China got his hands on the three-row Model Y. The crossover drives great, but isn't the best at carrying people in comfort.

If we're to believe recent news, internal combustion engines aren’t going anywhere. Despite all the doom and gloom, consumers still prefer gasoline-powered cars, and enthusiasts will soon have a new one to potentially add to their next project. It comes from Runge Cars, and it’s not for your everyday project…

The 2026 CB650R and CBR650R bring back Honda’s signature inline-four charm with refreshed colors and the same smooth, dependable performance.

The European version of Cadillac’s smallest EV does get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, though. But is that enough to convince buyers?

Ferrari has been making headlines in recent days after Maranello revealed preliminary technical specifications for “Elettrica,” its first foray into the EV segment. But that doesn’t mean the Prancing Horse is signaling the gradual demise of the combustion engine. Quite the opposite: it’s doubling down on ICE.

Carmaker says reasons for reduction include that some wealthy people ‘are getting out of the country’

Ford's Heritage Collection is home to some of the rarest vehicles ever produced by the Blue Oval. Even though it's not the most robust collection, there are a handful of hidden gems—like the original sixth-generation Bronco prototype, the world’s only V-10-powered Mustang, and a some rare Ford GT supercars.

Sedans continue to disappear from the US—and Cadillac is no exception. After killing off the CTS and CT6 models a few years back, the luxury automaker will lose another one of its sedans after 2026. Having fewer choices is never good; that said, it's not all bad news.