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Jeep plans a major expansion of its Toledo Assembly Complex plant in Ohio.

Toyota has revealed a minicar as the first of several battery-electric cars it plans to launch over the coming years.

A Porsche Carrera GT race car that was never homologated and thus never raced is listed for sale.

The future of the Land Cruiser, the next Grand Cherokee, and some interesting tech from VW all made headlines today.

The Jeep Wrangler plug-in hybrid gives the iconic off-roader the ability to travel silently up to 25 miles while still being capable of tackling the Rubicon Trail.

In the future, parking garages could be able to automatically park your EV and charge it too.

The current Camaro is likely to stick around for several more years before possibly being redesigned as an EV.

A prototype for Jeep's next-generation Grand Cherokee has been spotted.

If you were thinking of building a dream garage, a new video from Ammo NYC provides someful helpful tips.

Enjoy this brief history on the Lamborghini Diablo, the marque's last model before the Volkswagen Group era.

An American muscle car and a pair of sports cars from Europe made headlines this week.

Find out how the winged badge on every Aston Martin is made.

Something as simple as the size of your wheels can dramatically affect range in electric vehicles.

Bentley has built a Christmas-themed Flying Spur for Santa's around-the-world trip.

A 1990 Nissan NPT-90 IMSA GTP race car that helped Nissan to the 1990 and 1991 constructors championships can be yours if the price is right.

Fiat will drop the 124 Spider and 500L for 2021, leaving an uncertain future with just the 500X crossover.

Ford has just launched an electric Mustang crossover but old-school muscle car fans have their own new Mustang variant for the 2021 model year.

The AMG GT R, McLaren's newest supercar, and Infiniti pulling out of F1 sponsorship all made headlines today.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he tried to sell his company to Apple at a fraction of its current value when Tesla was ramping up Model 3 production.

By using 3D printing, the part could be made smaller, lighter and more rigid than if it was conventionally produced.