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The "Aquaman" star is tipped for the 10th instalment in the ever-expanding "Fast and Furious" franchise.

After appearing in four "Fast and Furious" movies and a spinoff, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson won't return to the franchise as his beef with Vin Diesel continues.

American drift master Ken Block tests out new EV territory with the Audi S1 E-Tron Quattro Hoonitron.

The Aston Martin DB5 stars in the James Bond film "No Time To Die," but so do other Aston Martins, plus Jaguars, Land Rovers, Toyotas, and Maseratis.

You can own a supercar with less than 2,000 miles on the odometer owned by a famous drifter.

The merger of Hoonigan and Wheel Pros will help the wheel brand reach a new audience and Hoonigan expand its business.

A 1986 Porsche 911 Targa that Tom Cruise owned more than 30 years ago is for sale on Bring A Trailer.

The co-host of "The Grand Tour" and, formerly, "Top Gear," is planning to create both a classic-car restoration business and a show documenting it.

A 1980 Land Cruiser restomod doesn't feature all the choices enthusiasts might make, but the Tom Hanks pedigree should help make up for that.

A highly original Ford Escort gifted to Princess Diana by Prince Charles as an engagement present has been sold at auction.

A 1994 Toyota Supra stunt car from "The Fast and the Furious" series sold for $560,000 at the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas auction.

The 1977 Ford Bronco restomod comes with flashy modern upgrades to appeal to bidders.

The original Supra driven by the late actor starred in more than one installment of the action movie franchise.

A part of the car James Dean died in was just sold and may soon turn up in a museum.

Lunaz has ambitions to become the go-to company for OEMs looking to source EV technology, similar to Rimac.

Ferrari built just 39 examples of its 250 GTO homologation special, and Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason happens to own one of them.

"The Tool Man" himself, Tim Allen, shows off his eclectic car collection.

NASCAR and Netlfix are teaming up for an as-yet unnamed documentary series on the 23XI NASCAR team owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan and Black driver Bubba Wallace.

Rally celebrity Ken Block is going back to the team where he started his career.

A prequel to “Mad Max: Fury Road” centering on the character Imperator Furiosa is due to start filming in 2022.