Morgan reveals Pininfarina-designed Midsummer roadster
98 Percent Of Tesla Owners Who Try 'Full Self-Driving' Demo Never Actually Buy It
Tesla had the idea back in March to begin giving new Tesla buyers a free month of access to its so-called “Full Self-Driving” software that doesn’t actually make the car capable of full self-driving. So now that it’s been a few months, how has that program gone? As it turns out, not so great. Futurism reports that 98…
At $70,000, Can You Get Over This 2000 Ford F-250 Overlander Combo?
With its raised suspension and roof-top tent, today’s Nice Price or No Dice F-250 is literally three stories tall. It can be had without the camper for half the cost, but as is always the case with big trucks, we want to see what it’s worth to go whole hog.
2025 Porsche Cayenne price hiked to $86,695, adds standard features
2025 Jeep Avenger 4x4 spied testing with electrified power
Get Your Chance To Win This Corvette Z06 Convertible
Chevrolet Launches Update to its “Build and Buy” Configurator
[VIDEO] Boost District Surpasses 1,000 WHP on the Dyno with their Twin Turbo Corvette E-Ray
[VIDEO] Dealer Says Next Car to Skyrocket in Price are the 2019 ZR1 Convertibles
BluePrint Engines’ Powertrain Packages: Beyond Just Crate Engines
These Are The Best Sights Our Readers Have Seen From Their Cars
We asked our readers earlier this week what are the best sights they’ve seen while out on the road. ‘Best’ is an extremely subjective qualifier, and responses understandably ran the gauntlet from natural beauty to highway calamity. Without further ado, here are the most memorable moments where readers could stop…
Barge Slams Into Texas Bridge, Partially Collapsing It And Sending Oil Into The Water
A barge in Galveston, Texas slammed into a bridge on the morning of May 15, spilling oil into the water and forcing officials to shut down the bridge’s eastern span. Additionally, it appears that a second section of the rail line that runs alongside the bridge has collapsed into the water below with slabs of concrete…
I Think Buying A 1-Of-20 Porsche 911 SC/RS Might Fix Me
This all-white wonder you’re looking at here is the second-most rare variant that Porsche has ever built. While it looks like any other 911 to the layperson, this is a motorsport-division-built rally racer from 1984. With some extreme weight savings tricks,the engineers managed to get this thing down to just 2,160…
The World Needs More Supercharged Lincoln Town Cars
Lincoln has a reputation for producing cars that appeal to an older crowd, and the Town Car was the brand’s last “traditional” large rear wheel drive American sedan. This particular 2006 Lincoln Town Car on Cars And Bids has a few aftermarket modifications that nudge it from a blue haired barge to a total sleeper that…
These Are The Unbreakable Rules Of Attending The Indianapolis 500
Each year on the Sunday before Memorial Day, over 300,000 people flock to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to spectate the iconic Indy 500. With a history dating back over a century and an exceptional amount of tradition packed into the event, it can be a little intimidating to head off for your first race. Don’t be…
France's New Road Safety Campaign Encourages People to 'Drive Like A Woman'
As we’ve proven time and time again, dudes rock. After all, an ingrained sense of responsibility and self-preservation isn’t something that leads to awesome stuff like racing Harleys and Indians around a track in King of the Baggers. On a public road where other drivers are just hoping to go about their day unbothered…
Nio launches Onvo brand with L60 crossover
Everything You Need To Know About IndyCar's 'Woke' Hybrids
IndyCar has been threatening to introduce a simple hybrid energy system to its race cars for the better part of a decade. The series finally had a plan in place to implement such a change for the start of the 2022 season, which it announced in late 2019. Then COVID happened and the electrified DW-12 chassis was pushed…
Maine Cybertruck Owner Sad Everyone Hates His Truck
Love them or hate them, Tesla Cybertrucks garner a whole lot of attention, and apparently, one guy who bought his stainless steel behemoth didn’t realize that. A Cybertruck owner in Portland, Maine – one of the more liberal and chill cities in America – has been bombarded with reactions (both good and bad) to his new…
