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As if the 1,064-horsepower Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 weren’t wild enough, the engineers in Detroit decided to notch things up to 11 with the 1,250-hp ZR1X—a Ferrari-beating, Nürburgring-dominating supercar in its own right.

A Mazda CX-5 owner who brought his car in for service was stunned by a dealership’s offer.

With the ultra-cheap Nissan Versa likely ending production in 2026, the Sentra will serve as the brand’s entry-level model for the foreseeable future. In preparation for its new role, Nissan gave the 2026 Sentra a glow-up—although it’s more of an evolution of the existing model rather than a revolutionary redesign.  

A woman’s humorous take on automotive maintenance guilt has resonated with viewers who share her fear of judgment at the oil change shop.

Electrification is a necessity, even for Lamborghini. Sant’Agata Bolognese must comply with increasingly strict emissions regulations, which is why all its road-going models are now hybrids. However, not every car wearing the raging bull badge pairs a combustion engine with an electric motor. The brand’s racing machines continue to follow…

Trucks don’t follow the typical 6–7-year life cycle of cars and SUVs, as they tend to stick around longer. However, even by pickup standards, you could argue that the Hilux has overstayed its welcome. It’s been through several facelifts, but the fact remains that it’s largely the same vehicle launched…

Buying a car can be overwhelming and, if you’re not careful, it’s easy to get taken advantage of. Even after you’ve done the research, looked at online quotes and price comparisons, dealerships still find ways to make the process confusing.

A Philadelphia mechanic is going viral after warning car buyers about a hidden red flag to watch for when purchasing a used vehicle.

It’s the kind of move that can tank a deal and leave a bad taste behind, a bad faith gesture that helps no one. And that’s exactly what one Oklahoma buyer says happened when he tried to trade his 2016 Ford F-150 King Ranch for something smaller.