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Eight automakers reportedly told Congress they'd comply with requests for data without court orders, despite previously promising not to.

Hertz has charged customers who rented EVs hundreds of dollars for gas their cars couldn't use on multiple occasions.

One of history's greatest Formula 1 teams, Williams, has apparently been hamstrung by a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet for years.

The McLaren 750S is a major improvement over the gold standard for supercars, the 720S, but is it a big enough upgrade?

Amber rear turn signals are not required by U.S. or Canadian law, and about 48% of 2023 models had them, per data collected by an automotive writer.

This 2007 Porsche Cayman is is a screaming deal on a used sports car, if you can get past the fact that it's toastier than a Quiznos sub.

Mexico is now a global hub of car manufacturing, but it means even more to Chinese EV makers like BYD: A springboard into the United States.

The Nissan Frontier can now get a race-proven Nismo lift kit that enhances the pick truck's off-road prowess.

Online used car sales platform Vroom has gone belly-up and will offload its inventory at wholesale prices.

Vietnam's biggest automaker VinFast now has a pattern of calling police on its critics, as a recent example highlights.