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The car crazies at Ford’s Performance “Skunk Works” put together a street-legal racer that will challenge Germany's iconic Nurburgring.

A Tesla employee has confirmed that Tesla is internally targeting this October to hold what is expected to be a first-of-its-kind delivery event for the Cybertruck.

The 2024 Subaru Impreza RS is an all-new trim level with a new 2.5-liter engine. Is the Impreza RS a hot enough hatchback for sports car enthusiasts? There is a better option.

A report quoting a Tesla supplier suggests that Tesla has pushed back Giga Mexico's start of production to late 2026 or early 2027. This suggests Tesla has postponed Giga Mexico plans by a full 2 years.

The Subaru WRX was just outsold by the all-new Impreza hatch and Legacy sedan in August, but the sports car leads all models in one category. Check out the new report and what's next for the sport-tuned WRX.

Here’s a recent comparison review of the thinner oils seen in new cars against the common thicker oils we’ve been using for many years to keep our cars running.

Cooper has just released a new tire line. The Cobra Instinct is a high-performance, all-season tire for muscle cars, sports cars, and performance SUVs and CUVs. Here’s what makes this tire special.

Several sightings of truckloads of refreshed Model 3s out in the wild suggest Tesla is in the final steps before delivering the new Model 3 in Asia and Europe. However, insider leaks also point to the vehicle not arriving in the US until 2024.

Recently, Tesla cut Model S & X prices by as much as $30,000. Although great news for people looking to buy new vehicles, it has been received negatively by current Model S & X owners who are now demanding a list of compensations from Tesla.

Late last night, Tesla once again massively cut Model S & X prices. Model X now starts at $79,990 which makes it qualify for the $7,500 federal EV tax incentive. And even more surprisingly, Tesla has also cut the price of FSD by 25%.