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Toyota is launching a new trim for its popular Sequoia, this one focused on off-roading and it brings some real mechanical benefits to the table.
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A solid four-door sedan might not seem like an impressive car, but these cars that can seat a whole family just might challenge that notion.
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The R/T badge on certain Dodge models like the Charger and the Durango is meant to denote performance, but the actual meaning behind the letters can be murky.
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Dodge's modern-day muscle car doesn't stick the landing.
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Cadillac's lauded lineage of high-performance V-Series sedans owe their existence to the original CTS-V from 2004. Here's why it was such a special car.
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Famous for his voice as Iron Maiden's frontman, Bruce Dickinson has over 7,500 hours as a pilot -- often injecting his passion for aviation into his music.
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Cadillac's 2020 CT6 landed at a weird time in history, but that doesn't mean it was a bad car by any means, and now you can find them pretty cheap.
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Liam Neeson can be seen behind the wheel of a vicious-looking red-and-black muscle car in "The Mongoose." But what muscle car is it, exactly?
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What happens when the world's fastest spy plane loses power at 83,000 feet? Discover the classified Cold War rescue mission over enemy airspace.
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The Trailseeker may wear Subaru's badge, but there's plenty of Toyota engineering behind it. Does that make this EV a non-starter?
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At some point or another, every motorcycle owner is going to have to replace their battery. Here is how much you can expect to pay when that time comes.
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Zenith was once a ubiquitous electronics brand, but its TVs have since disappeared from living rooms around the U.S. since the company was sold to LG in 1999.
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Was it a great electric SUV? Not especially, but least bargain hunters will mourn it all the same.
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The RAV4 and the Tacoma are two of Toyota's most popular models. However, another model from the Japanese automaker beat both of them out in this ranking.
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Fighter planes from World War II can be seen in various museums, but this model fired its machine guns for the first time in 80 years in a historic flight.
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Toyota's popular Tacoma pickup will soon see its manufacturing moved from Mexico to the United States. Here's everything to know about the move.
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Fill up your car at the gas station and you're buying it by the gallon. Refuel your Boeing 747, and you're measuring fuel capacity by the pound.
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Sony announced today that it will discontinue producing games of physical discs starting in 2028. All games will be digital only going forward.
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The Corvette ZR1X is a powerful midengined hypercar that broke another record at the Pikes Peak Hillclimb in Colorado. Here's what happened.
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GMC has given the world its first look at the 2027 Sierra 1500, outlining the new engines under the hood and a massively refreshed, screen-heavy interior.
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Mazda's new crossover isn't available in the U.S., but its price is still turning heads here. How did the brand get a new car under $10,000?
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Polestar, a division of Volvo is officially exiting the U.S. market. Here's what the company said and what it means for owners and prospective buyers.
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Slate's starting price for its electric pickup may be relatively small, but the challenges it faces are still huge.
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Subaru has a few SUV options here in the U.S., but if indications are true, one of them may be headed to its home turf. Here's which model might make the jump.
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America has one of the longest-serving ships in history -- the USS Constitution, built in the 1700s and made of wood. It's about to set sail again.
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Military amphibious vehicles tend to be large, rugged, and armed to the teeth. One joint Brazilian and Italian-designed vehicle also tips the scales.
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Old-school manual transmissions offer the tactile feedback of a stick shift, with the iconic dog-leg pattern often eclipsed by the more common H-pattern.
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