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Ford's monster V-8 that debuted in the 2020 Super Duty is now available as a crate engine.

The latest BMW software update expands owners ability to add features by subscription and now includes Android Auto compatibility.

The 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye pumps out 797 horsepower and launches from 0-60 mph in the mid-three-second range.

Camping in a 1967 Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus 21-Window Samba proved that there's still kindness and consideration in the world.

Audi launched a 3-motor EV, BMW dropped the first details on the next M3 and M4, and Lincoln revealed the future of the Continental.

BMW's next M3 and M4 will offer manual and automatic transmission options, and eventually all-wheel drive.

After ten generations, the Lincoln Continental may be about to go down for the count.

Byton has halted operations and furloughed staff as it seeks funding to get its M-Byte SUV into production.

AC Cars, which created the original Cobra body, is offering a limited edition of electric Cobra models call the AC Cobra Series 1 Electric.

Maserati has a new engine whose first application will be in the MC20 supercar debuting in September.

Volkswagen's next-generation Golf R has been spotted and confirmed to be making its way to the U.S. next year.

All versions of Ford's new electric crossover SUV are more powerful than previously announced.

Mansory has designed a whole new body for the Ford GT with its LeMansory conversion.

Volkswagen's new Tiguan R boasts a 316-horsepower inline-4 that will likely power the next Golf R.

A twin-turbo V-8 and a lowered, firmer suspension make the 2021 Cayenne GTS Porsche's sportiest SUV.

Kia's Optima replacement offers up to 290 horsepower of grunt and an in-house developed 8-speed DCT.

Mazda has only built cars since 1960, but the 100th Anniversary Special Edition MX-5 Miata celebrates the company's century of doing business

Bentley has further raised the bar with its top-selling Bentayga by adding new technology and more luxury.

A new Taycan variant, McLaren's much-needed funding, and the Ranger's new accessory packs are all in today's headlines.

Low demand means Mercedes will end its car subscription program after only two years.