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The fake tickets were allegedly created in order for Connecticut state police officers to receive greater overtime pay.

The rule affects all states that full under the authority of the California Air Resources Board, which means it has far-reaching implications.

It's not quite as simple as you might think. But it is understandable, so dive in and let's get your versed in regulatory language.

The Ford Fiesta has been produced since 1976, but as small cars wane in popularity and the auto industry electrifies, its time has run out.

The station's interior is 74,000 square feet, although it will soon be one-upped by a new location in Texas which will be 75,000 square feet.

Massachusetts residents voted overwhelmingly to approve the law, but now federal regulators are telling automakers to ignore it completely.

Nissan sells the Armada as the Patrol in other markets, and now it's gotten an off-road treatment that we desperately want stateside.

The plastic Ferrari is part of an exhibit where kids can design their own Lego supercars and race them around a digital Fiorano test track.

The Korean automaker won't try to steal marketshare in the full-size segment, but a mid-size truck is confirmed that might make it stateside.

The European Union's latest ambitious effort to crackdown on emissions from passenger cars, known as Euro 7, has hit a massive roadblock.