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Geely's new dedicated EV platform can deliver a range of over 400 miles and will spawn its first model in 2021.

Ford has a new subcompact crossover called the Puma, and a sporty ST version has just been launched.

The 2021 Acura TLX aims for a sportier character with a vociferous turbo-4 and a new stiffer platform.

One of just seven surviving Rimac Concept_One electric supercars is for sale in New York City and it's still new.

The California governor has issued an executive order to ban the sale of gas-powered light cars and trucks by 2035.

McLaren's 720S just received the Long Tail treatment, meaning one of the best supercars around has been made better.

VW's Tesla Model Y-rivaling ID 4 arrives with up to 250 miles of range and 302 horsepower.

The Mercedes-AMG GT range has been streamlined, with a more powerful base GT filling in for the previous GT S.

Tesla predicts EV pricing will become comparable with internal-combustion cars within three years.

Italy's Ares plans to start deliveries of a Corvette-based supercar by the end of 2020.

Aston Martin has lowered the starting price on the DBX and Vantage in the U.S. to align the pricing with the rest of the world.

A new NASCAR team, a BMW X7 facelift, and Touring's latest coach-built car are all in today's headlines.

Seriously, do not pass Go and do not collect $200 until you’ve considered the time and the cost and the labor involved.

Michael Jordan is a huge NASCAR fan and sees his new team as a chance to get more black people into motorsports.

A Formula 1 car from Takuma Sato's 2002 season is going up for auction, though it doesn't have the original engine.

Lovers of hand-crafted Italian sports cars have a new creation from the artisans at Touring Superleggera to drool over.

Ford has had a change of heart over its decision not to offer the Sasquatch Package on manual-equipped Broncos.

For Toyota, it was the third-consecutive victory in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Toyota has previewed the new hypercar based on its race car that will compete in the 2021 World Endurance Championship.

The track-only version of Gordon Murray's T50 supercar will deliver unprecedented levels of downforce.