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A fleet of classic Ferraris were left to rot in a field
Here's the story behind these sad photos.
Mail trucks are reportedly catching fire at an alarming rate
More than 120 fires in the past five years.
Behemoth Ford Excursion SUV lives large in the hearts of its fans
An Oklahoma custom shop will build you one for at least $40,000.
Johan de Nysschen tells his side of the story
Cadillac ex-boss illuminates industry issues, says NYC move wasn't his idea.
10 years later, a look back at U.S. auto industry’s near-death experience
Chrysler and GM were prepping for bankruptcy; now, what does the future hold?
This teen bought his mom a car before he could even drive
He traded his Xbox and did yard work for money.
2019 Mazda6 manual transmission goes the way of the dodo
But the base Mazda6 gains more standard kit for 2019
Why the manual transmission can save us from the machines
The solution to over-reliance on new technology is our favorite piece of old technology.
Fatal Tesla Model S crash illustrates challenge of EV fires
Many first responders don't know how to extinguish battery fires.
Nixed Chevrolet Cruze deal reportedly could have kept Lordstown assembly plant alive
A private buyer envisioned an Uber-like Cruze ride-sharing fleet.
Mazda development chief discusses future rotary platform
Mazda is currently working with a very flexible and efficient rotary hybrid platform.
Vehicle subscription services got you curious? Here's our complete guide
We give you our take on these flat-fee services.
Gordon Murray's reborn F1 will reportedly have a V12 and a manual
'Nobody's done another McLaren F1 since the F1.'
'Car Talk' for docs: Doctors trained to use the 'Click and Clack' method
If you can diagnosis a car, you can diagnose a person.
Washington Nationals get 432 applications for bullpen cart driver job
Inside the heart-pounding tryouts .
Ford's China JV laying off thousands of workers
News is part of a broader NYT report on U.S. automakers' tough times in China.
This '20s-era drive-thru grocery store was cool in theory, terrible in reality
There were too many bottlenecks to be efficient.
Windshield repairs are about to get far more complicated, expensive, and important
Advanced safety systems require specific glass calibrations.
Mazda engineer explains why there won't be a Mazdaspeed3
Cost is the main factor, but that might be a good thing for enthusiasts.
Self-driving cars could worsen traffic to avoid parking fees
It's cheaper to drive around without passengers than it is to park.
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