YouTube sensation Cleetus McFarland, aka Garrett Mitchell, is making his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut at Daytona.

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Among the new features at the 2026 Detroit Auto Show is the Michigan Overland Adventure, an off-road track experience where attendees can see how custom-built trucks, off-road SUVs and other specialty ...

ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul is trying to pump the brakes on auto insurance fraud. Hochul will announce one of her primary affordability initiatives, a crackdown on staged car crashes that drive up ...

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The collaboration will be used to bolster Tier IV’s Pilot.Auto software platform. Credit: Lee ji youn/Shutterstock.com. Japanese autonomous driving software developer Tier IV has made an undisclosed ...

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Besides convenience, one of the main benefits of self-driving cars is supposed to be safety. Yet in a bizarre move, Waymo — whose self-driving cabs had been enjoying extraordinary safety metrics — has ...

You have a brand-new car delivered, go through all the trouble of having it insured and registered, then drive it until its wheels fall off. Isn't that the usual scenario when you buy a vehicle?

To connoisseurs of fine cinematic car chases, there's nothing better than seeing a hot rod roaring down the street in reverse to escape certain doom. What's better? Doing it yourself, but let's be ...