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Sebastian Vettel's replacement at Ferrari will have his first taste of a Ferrari F1 car this week.

The hardware of Argo AI's self-driving car prototypes has reached the level required for commercial applications.

Mercedes' new electric powertrains will vastly improve the stability of the automaker's cars.

Ferrari's latest car customized by Tailor Made features unique touches inspired by the brand's racing past.

Lotus is working on a new series of sports cars due on sale from 2022.

A new Mercedes EV, a custom Tesla Model S, and a review of the G80 were all in the headlines this week.

Honda's cutesy electric hatchback, the Honda E, has been turned into a drag racer.

We spent some time with the 2021 Genesis G80, the 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor got a date wit destiny, and Hennessey announced the Mammoth 1000. It's the Week in Reverse, right here at Motor Authority. We spent a week in the 2021 Genesis G80 and found it turns heads, sports delightful design details, and...

A Porsche 935 that finished ninth overall at Le Mans in 1980 is up for sale for a cool $2.1 million.

A handsome update for the Enclave, VW's new EV flagship, and a modern take on an automotive icon all made headlines today.

Mercedes-Benz's next-generation C-Class has been spotted in its wagon body style.

A redesigned Buick Envision compact crossover SUV features a new platform and top Avenir trim.

This Pontiac Firebird Trans Am lives on through this retro-styled what-might-have-been convertible conversion.

All 2,000 units of the 710-hp 2021 Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat are built and allocated, though some dealers have unclaimed inventory.

Beautiful inside and out and with a solid feel, the 2021 Genesis G80 is approaching German rivals in all but chassis sophistication.

Audi's version of the Porsche Taycan is coming up shortly.

Five years after it was passed, a law allowing turnkey replicas to be sold in the U.S. has finally been enacted.

You can now add a more classically styled grille to your Aston Martin Vantage.

For anyone looking to drive away in a new Tesla convertible today, Ares has the solution.

The British company built cars in the U.S. until the Depression