• The best getaway cars ever made

    The modern interpretation of a getaway car is thought to date back to France in 1911, when the notorious Bonnot Gang, also known as ‘The Auto Bandits’, fled the scene of an armed robbery in a stolen Delaunay-Belleville. Launched in 1959, it wasn’t long before the Jaguar Mk2 became the car of choice for criminals in a hurry. Fast, nimble, space for four or five burly blokes, plus a boot for the loot, made the Mk2 ‘Jag’ the ideal getaway vehicle.

  • Will Smith's Car Collection Is Fresh

    As one of the most famous people in the world, what has Will Smith's fame afforded him, automobile-wise?

  • Smith clinches spot in Xfinity’s Round of 8 with Talladega win

    A last lap pass for the win is a recurring theme at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway and that's exactly what landed JR Motorsports driver Sammy Smith in Victory Lane on Saturday. It was the only lap he led all day but it was good enough to win ...

  • Converted Military Truck Makes For A Unique Overland Vehicle

    The overlanding hobby is flooded with Tacomas, Gladiators, Rams, and other trucks you might see anywhere in your city. Sure, they have special mods to make multi-day journeys more enjoyable and feasible, but none of them are quite like this 1986 AM General M923A1 five ton truck. This one is on the market and ready for someone who really wants adventure in their life. Overlanding vehicle manufacturer has closed its doors forever. Right off the bat, this military truck is massive and has six axles

  • Dyson secures fourth Trans Am pole of 2024 at VIR

    Practice and qualifying have concluded for the Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli at the VIR SpeedTour at VIRginia International Raceway (VIR). Chris Dyson earned his fourth Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli pole of the season at the VIR ...

  • Denny Hamlin Feels His Investment in NASCAR Is Underappreciated

    Cup Series driver says the reaction he has received to antitrust suit against NASCAR has been “positive on our end.”

  • 1980s Footage Shows Pony Car Legends Hitting The Track

    These hard hitting pony cars are out for each other’s blood.

  • Nissan ditches the V8 on 2025 Armada—what’s next? We asked their lead powertrain engineer

    We spoke to Nissan’s lead powertrain engineer to find out what’s behind the big change and what it means for the Armada’s future.

  • YouTuber Jack Doherty Crashes McLaren While Streaming

    Rainy conditions, a distracted YouTuber, and a $200,000 McLaren don't mix.

  • Photos of the 2025 Ford Expedition Tremor

    Get an up-close look at the 2025 Ford Expedition Tremor

  • Teen Speeding In Daddy’s Mustang Cusses Out Arizona Deputy

    Many people from around the US and even in foreign countries follow Pinal County Sheriff Deputy Frank Sloup thanks to his popular Fridays With Frank video series. Even though Deputy Sloup is affable and cracks a lot of jokes, he also takes traffic enforcement seriously. Sometimes that raises the ire of entitled individuals like this teenager who allegedly was blasting through a construction zone in daddy’s Ford Mustang. Learn how a man was kidnapped by his electric car here. The teenager, whose

  • Stolen Ferrari Found by Tracking AirPods Left in the Car

    Not that I condone car theft, but if you’re gonna do it, it’s best to steal a vehicle without a tracking device. As two Connecticut car thieves recently learned, even a pair of forgotten earbuds and a smartphone can lead the police back to you and your sticky fingers. A 2023 Ferrari 812 GTS was stolen from Greenwich, Connecticut, last month.

  • You Can Run From The Repo Man But You Can’t Hide

    Some people think they can just not pay for their car and keep driving it without consequence. The thing is repo men are experts at tracking down collateral for a loan that’s not being honored and taking it in to help recoup some of the lender’s losses. Still, some debtors like this woman with a Ford Explorer believe they can outrun the repo man. Video: father holds up the repo man. This woman literally tries doing just that, leading the guy in his tow truck on a high-speed chase. That sounds cr

  • Annunziata charges to first TA2 win of 2024, flag-to-flag at VIR

    Thomas Annunziata finally earned his first win of the 2024 season after an up-and-down year of bad luck and frustrating finishes. With blazing speed, Annunziata defended the point position through multiple restarts, leading every lap of the CUBE 3 ...

  • Bowman good, but ‘probably not good enough’ in Cup playoffs

    The NASCAR Cup Series postseason has been good for Alex Bowman, but not good enough. He and his No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports team have three top-10 finishes in four races, which is good enough for a 9.5 average finish. It's the second-best average of ...

  • 2025 Ford Expedition Tremor: Conquering trails or just for show?

    Ford’s most rugged Expedition ever promises off-road capability without sacrificing family comfort—but is it the real deal, or just dressed to impress?

  • Another superspeedway, another pole for McDowell at Talladega

    Michael McDowell claimed yet another NASCAR Cup Series superspeedway pole Saturday at Talladega. The Front Row Motorsports driver ran a 183.063mph (52.310s) lap in the final round of qualifying. It is his series-leading sixth pole of the season (and ...

  • Porsche 911 Owner Wins Lawsuit After Mechanic Held Her Car Hostage for 11 Years

    Unfortunately, for a research fellow at Oxford University, that’s precisely what ended up happening to her 1997 Porsche 911 Targa. According to Carscoops, Dr. Penelope Horlick purchased the vehicle in 2008 and was enjoying the 993, the final generation of air-cooled Porsches, as her commuter car until 2010, when she struck a pothole. “As time progressed, he became more aggressive, and Dr. Horlick was afraid to push matters,” said Adam Smith-Roberts, Horlick’s lawyer.

  • Flipping Your Cybertruck Could Get You Blacklisted

    Flipping highly sought-after cars is a long-held practice in the industry. While some automakers seem to not care about it, others make customers sign contracts with stiff penalties if they sell a new ride too soon. Tesla seems to be taking the latter route after waffling on the position before the Cybertruck’s launch. The Cybertruck may be bullet proof but it isn’t Corolla proof. When it initially came out that Tesla was going to penalize Cybertruck flippers, a backlash seemingly made the compa

  • Lawsuit not distracting Hamlin or his team as they chase Cup title

    Denny Hamlin believes it's simple in how he goes about trying to win the NASCAR Cup Series championship despite his organization suing the league. "[You] just need to prepare the best you can and do the best you can on Sunday," Hamlin said at ...