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VW's next-generation Golf R has been spotted, a pair of F1 drivers tested the Aston Martin Valkyrie, and Pagani has a new Huayra variant.

RM Sotheby’s will offer the Tiga SC84 Sports 2000 with no reserve during its Amelia Island sale in March.

Max Verstappen and Alex Albon came away impressed with the similarities in performance with their F1 race cars after testing the Aston Martin Valkyrie.

Future updates to Google's automotive-specific version of Android will result in a more personalized experience behind the wheel.

Tuscany Motor is back with another Harley-Davidson-branded Ford pickup, and this time the motorcycle company's own designer helped with the modifications.

General Motors has owned Holden since 1931 but the brand will be retired by 2021.

The Toyota Supra Mk IV from "The Fast and the Furious" belonged to Craig Lieberman, technical director of the film series and all-around car nut.

Getting your car airborne off of a jump is all about the set-up to the jump, says Wyatt from the Team O'Neil Rally School.

The Rosenbauer rig, to be used by a fire station in Hollywood, uses a backup diesel range extender but can use battery power for 90% of use cases.

There was an extended-range electric pickup, Aston Martin's redesigned Vantage Roadster and a Le Mans Hypercar racer all featured in this past week's news.

We took a spin in the 2021 Jaguar F-Type; Apple CarKey will change how people unlock and lock their cars; and the 2021 Toyota Supra debuted. It's the Week in Reverse, right here at Motor Authority. The 2021 Jaguar F-Type has been pared down to just six builds with a hard top and convertible, 4-...

Shelby American has built a new wide-body Ford Mustang as a tribute to company founder Carroll Shelby.

Volkswagen's Tesla Model Y fighter has been spotted ahead of an expected reveal at the 2020 New York auto show.

The “Fast and Furious” franchise will get get an all-female spin-off, and the script is almost complete.

Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler suffered a sharp drop in profits and that likely means some models have to go.

Porsche design chief Michael Mauer wants an entry-level sports car aimed at purists, but he's aware of the challenges of Porsche launching such a car.

Yokohama's G.T. Special Y350 will be launched in Europe, but some have already made their way to the U.S.

NASA is on a mission to return to the moon and is in need of a new lunar rover.

The Fisker Ocean SUV's platform will be used for two more EVs, and one of them could be a pickup truck.

Bentley has a new coach-built car, a U.S. startup is planning a hypercar, and there's a new Yenko Camaro with crazy horsepower.