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The Henry Ford Museum has an exhibit called Engines Exposed running through March 15, showing off some of the most important powertrains in automotive history from over 40 classic vehicles.

GM is announcing two recalls to align its vehicles with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. One covers the moonroof controls for the Cadillac ATS, and the other controls the electronic parking brake for the Chevy Impala.

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee gave its full support to a bill that would encourage whistleblowers in the auto industry. Under the legislation someone that speaks out could get 30 percent of any federal fines against automakers for safety lapses.

Spectre filming has taken to Rome, where scenes of an eagerly anticipated chase between the hero Aston and the evil Jag are being shot.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling nearly 500,000 crossovers in an expansion of a September 2014 recall over the durability of the fuel-pump relay.

Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus is showing off the SCG 003 undisguised for the first time in both street and track trim. The company's latest project can reportedly swap engines to go between the road and the circuit.

Car theft is, unfortunately, common. Sprint Cup cars, though, are far from common. So imagine how rare it is when a NASCAR team wakes up and its car is gone.

The original Hyundai Genesis was a valiant first effort from the Korean automaker. Now back for a second generation, we see how Hyundai worked to improve its efforts at making a well-appointed, good-driving luxury sedan.

Ratan Tata seems to think he knows the problem with the original Tata Nano, and how he'll address that when the next-generation model rolls around.

Honda shows off the 2015 Jazz, a carbon copy of the 'concept' shown at the 2014 Paris Motor Show. Riding on the new B-segment platform, it's lighter and stronger than before, more roomy inside with more features, and gets a 1.3-liter VTEC engine with 101 horsepower.

After the last one was characterized as a Mysore, the latest special-edition Rolls-Royce bears the name Adiyat - worn by nine Wraiths and this unique Phantom, created for a customer in the Middle East.

Are people starting to view replacing their cars as being no different than replacing their iPhone? Well, yeah, kinda.

James Bond has been foiled by his Aston Martin's cozy cockpit. Reports are coming in that star Daniel Craig suffered a minor injury filming a chase in Rome.

US vehicles covered almost 3 trillion collective miles in 2013, the fifth-highest since records started being tracked in 1936.

Ford is about to sell the Mustang in China just as the Year of the Horse comes to an end, so naturally, there's a video to celebrate this happy coincidence.

We test the Ford Mustang EcoBoost, drool over the new Audi R8 and pick our favorite racecars of all time. All that and more in today's recap of the auto news you may have missed.

Investors are appealing a German court's ruling last year over a lawsuit regarding Porsche's attempted takeover of Volkswagen. It could cost the company $1.4 billion, but a German judge thinks the case is likely to be dismissed again.

Who replaces Martin Winterkorn at Volkswagen? Well, Winterkorn seems to think whoever takes his place won't be hired from within the VW Group.

Mercedes isn't content taking on Porsche only on the road, hoping to take the fight to the GT circuit as well with its new AMG GT3, which is ready to debut at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.

Two of the frontrunners for the $20 million grand prize in the Google Lunar Xprize are teaming up to send three rovers to the moon some time in the second half of 2016, setting up a potential drag race on the moon to determine the winner.

You want to have some serious fun on four wheels? Try off-roading in time trials behind the wheel of a modified Land Rover, as the automotive videographers at Xcar discover in this latest video.