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Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond drive 1970s American iron in Scotland during the pandemic in "The Grand Tour: Lochdown."

Chevy has expanded its Trail Boss treatment to a second pickup.

The 1994 Audi RS 2 Avant was never sold in America, but an example with 86,000 miles sold for $77,500 on Bring A Trailer.

The Valhalla hypercar is still coming, though with a Mercedes-Benz V-8 instead of a planned Aston Martin V-6.

Pininfarina used holographic augmented reality to help shape its Teorema concept.

California's biennial Smog Check will soon fail cars with non-compliant ECU tunes.

When the eighth-generation Volkswagen Golf GTI arrives for 2022, it will feature a digital instrument cluster and a larger touchscreen. The hot hatch also gets a more potent turbo-4 engine.

Deep-pocketed Lamborghini fans have the chance to own an uber-rare Miura SVJ in near-factory condition.

The American supercar hit the block after going around only a few blocks.

A new deal with Ecarx is expected to help self-driving technology company Zenseact expand into China.

GM is constructing an expansive design center close to California's tech epicenter.

Jeep's Compass has been updated with fresh styling and technology.

Ford views the F-150 PowerBoost hybrid as the choice for fuel-conscious buyers and is discontinuing the F-150 Power Stroke diesel for that reason.

The patent filing for Rivian's K-Turn Mode would apply forward torque to the front wheels and backward torque to the rears to let its vehicles turn in place.

A sexier, sportier Infiniti QX60 three-row crossover SUV is coming for the 2022 model year, with an improved interior that offers luxurious materials and first-class seats.

With more and more buyers switching to crossovers, Hyundai has decided to prune its Veloster lineup.

A new generation of the Opel Astra twinned with the latest Peugeot 308 and DS 4 has been revealed

Volvo and Geely will merge their respective internal-combustion engine departments into the new company Aurobay.

The Volvo V60 and V90 wagons are the latest wagons to be discontinued. After the 2021 model year, Cross Country versions of the wagons will be offered as well as the V60 Polestar Engineered plug-in hybrid.

Ram's special-edition 1500 features popular off-road mods straight from the factory.