Dodge Unleashes the Durango Hellcat, Everywhere
The 710-hp Durango SRT Hellcat is now available in all 50 states—subtlety not included.

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The 710-hp Durango SRT Hellcat is now available in all 50 states—subtlety not included.

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The automaker scales up a proprietary process as EV production grows.

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The nearly three-mile course will showcase iconic pro venues, hotels, and an etertainment district.

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New names for key systems and updated visuals aim to make Formula 1’s biggest rules overhaul easier to follow.

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See how F1 envisions the new cars for 2026 could look.

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Spoiled plutocrats had been parking on the sidewalks and shrugging off the fines.

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Six victories and a sport-shaping off-track fight define NASCAR’s standout season and make for good arguments for NASCAR Driver of the Year.
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The little EV offers up to 265 miles of range, two battery options, and available all-wheel drive.

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Take a look at this Toyota EV we, sadly, won’t get.

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The automaker is ending production of its electric pickup while planning a series-hybrid F-150 and a new low-cost EV platform. “The company is shifting to higher-return opportunities,” Ford says.

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Only Mercedes could make 4,500-plus pounds feel nimble.

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The CLA goes all-electric in this model and is actually surprisingly sporty.

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The Portuguese circuit will rejoin the F1 calendar in 2027 and 2028, replacing the departing Dutch Grand Prix.
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Surprise announcement that IHRA has acquired NHRA mainstay Maple Grove Raceway triggers scramble to replace playoff opener.
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From Max Angelelli to Bob Wollek, a veritable Who’s Who of endurance racing.

New audio adjusts to your own personal hearing, whether you hear like a dolphin or an old-guy human.

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Commentary: Cup teams gained permanence, revenue, and influence; NASCAR kept control of the sport—and avoided a legal fight that could have torn racing apart.
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The two young guns’ careers have been interwoven from beginning, and rivalry is revived.

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OMG! Erik Estrada!

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LA program is teaching youth the skills that will get them jobs in the car world

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Plus: Update on the Concorde Agreement.
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Acceler8 Automotive Education Program in L.A. teaches skills and provides job placement help.

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Okay, it wasn’t the Nürburgring, but it looks like it was fun.

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Everything we prognosticated nine months ago about this Formula 1 season, and how close we came to being right (and also very, very wrong).

France, Jordan, and rest of 23XI and Front Row owners emerged united from the courthouse after a settlement that resets the sport’s power balance.
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Rivian and Tesla owners show sky-high satisfaction despite issues, while Toyota, Subaru, and Lexus dominate the no-drama reliability rankings.

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Probst details patents, supplier oversight, and spending caps as NASCAR counters antitrust accusations from 23XI and Front Row.
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International races, a new car, a third manufacturer, and a growing sport are among the items he’s juggling.
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The engine supplier reaffirms its long-term ambitions under the 2026 rules, emphasizing shared vision, sustainability, and championship goals.
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It’s a wider spread of salaries than you might imagine.
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Kia’s next-generation Seltos grows in size, gains advanced driver aids, and launches globally with gasoline and hybrid powertrains.

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Get a closer look at the second-generation Seltos subcompact crossover.

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The veteran owner testified he couldn’t risk forfeiting his two Cup Charters and argued permanent Charters are essential to protecting RCR’s future.
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Coler takes over January 1, overseeing the sanctioning body’s wide-ranging racing portfolio as Kevin Miller shifts to ACCUS leadership.

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The longtime advisor steps away following a 20-year run that produced multiple champions and helped define Red Bull’s driver development pipeline.
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The rugged 4x4 will be remade for wildlife tours with bespoke seating, roof options, and factory-supported upkeep.

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From SUVs to EVs, overstocked models could mean serious bargaining power for shoppers.

Genesis design chief calls them coachbuilt and hints they will be built

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Prospects look good for the Wingback wagon.

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The new World Champion reflects on staying true to his style, overcoming midseason struggles, and making his family proud.
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In antitrust trial testimony, an economist testified that restrictions on tracks, teams, and Gen 7 technology prevent competition and depress team revenue.
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A closer look at this meticulous Lotus Esprit restomod.

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Keeping the classic shape but rebuilding everything else, the $570k remake promises 400 hp, sub-4-second launches, and obsessive attention to detail.

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Nice guy finishes first.

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New model concentrates on swoopy looks, higher tech.

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Same engine, new looks, more tech.

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Plus: Drivers are not unhappy about moving on from the ground effects car.
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The team will join forces with Richard Childress Racing and ECR Engines as it looks to boost performance with a new manufacturer alliance.
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Plus: Piastri gets reflective, and Mercedes and Haas both happy with seasons.
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Lando Norris is the new Formula 1 World Champion after he secured the podium that he needed at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

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Lando Norris starts alongside in P2, needing only a podium on Sunday to seal his first Formula 1 championship.
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He indicates John Force Racing is poised to name a Funny Car driver who’ll replace two-time champion Austin Prock.
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Jordan said he invested up to $40 million in 23XI Racing and pushed for permanent Charters, governance input, and a larger share of new revenues.
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Despite a national rise in congestion costs, cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto saw flat or declining delays as global patterns diverged sharply.
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The supercar is back at Toyota.

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Three smokin' concepts follow Akio'snew dictum of no boring cars

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After insisting for weeks it would let Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri duke it out, the messaging has changed as the Formula 1 Championship fight comes down to the final race of the season.
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