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The 12 most expensive cars in Jay Leno's garage

Comedian Jay Leno is a diehard petrolhead with one of the world's most extensive collections of high-dollar luxury and rare vehicles.


Gold Tesla Cybercab loses a door panel in Philadelphia, where Tesla has no AV permit

"We can't settle that with just a couple of photos."


Old trucks are the smart money now

In 2006, you could buy a decent 1971 Ford Bronco for well under $10,000. And plenty of people did, not because they were necessarily trying to get ahead of the market, but more likely because they just liked first-generation Broncos. I still wince at the memory of turning down one with 30,000 miles in 2005 […]


12 car parts you should check or replace at 75,000 miles

Your car's odometer just crept past 75,000? A handful of parts are probably due for a look, and catching them early could save you a pricey repair.


Tesla to finally unveil long-delayed Roadster on Thursday

Nine-year wait: First shown in 2017 with 2020 delivery targets, the Roadster has faced multiple production delays, now pushed to 2027–2028. Event details: Livestream set for Oct. 15 at 7:55 pm Central after weather postponed the original Oct. 1 outdoor event in Texas. Speculation builds: Teasers hint at extreme acceleration, possible hover tech from SpaceX thrusters, and a full redesign with 'Cyber' styling.


California man who bought a Bugatti Bolide discovers it needs a tire change every 36 miles and they're even more expensive than you'd expect

That’s honestly insane


Toyota vs. Subaru: 10 reasons to pick one over the other

Both brands have their loyal followers, but what do they love about their vehicles? And is one brand clearly better than the other?


Stellantis unveiled six wild new cars at the Paris Motor Show. We got up close to see the incredibly cool features they have

They even unveiled what could be the new Multipla


FedEx orders 2,000 electric trucks in a $300 million deal

FedEx has ordered 2,000 all-electric delivery trucks from the EV startup Harbinger in a deal worth more than $300 million, according to reports. The order supports FedEx's goal of fully electrifying its fleet by 2040, and the trucks are expected to cut 1.7 million tons of emissions and save $800 million in fuel costs over their lifetime. Environment America notes FedEx has about 5,000 U.S. facilities with more than 120 million square feet of rooftop space that could host solar panels, but the company has not announced a solar goal. Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools. ai-generated WooGlobe Ref : WGA198190


Porsche's US sales are down, but one model is the main culprit

While Porsche's overall U.S. sales declined in Q3 2026, the 911 and Cayenne delivered encouraging results.


5 Cars To Avoid If You Change Your Own Oil (According To Owners)

Learning how to change your vehicle's oil can be a great way to save money, but if you own one of these cars, it may be best to take it to a certified mechanic.


The one Pontiac muscle car that made the GTO look slow

The 1973 Trans Am SD-455 posted quicker acceleration than the GTO and reshaped Pontiac’s performance hierarchy.


7 car dealership lies that target retirees specifically

Car dealers may target retirees with fake urgency, inflated discounts, and costly add-ons. Here are 7 common lines and how to push back before you sign.


Microsoft’s top science exec is leaving to fulfill a childhood dream: joining a Formula 1 team

Peter Lee, the longtime Microsoft Research leader, plans to join the Mercedes Formula 1 team in a newly created AI advisor role. He'll work on physics problems for the team's car, predictive models and how F1's regulators might govern AI. Read More


Detailer restores abandoned Ford Galaxie parked for 35 years

The car restoration experts at WD Detailing revive a classic Ford Galaxie that sat forgotten and untouched for over three decades.


11 of the greatest cars ever designed by Pininfarina, ranked

Pininfarina has designed some of the most iconic cars in automotive history, from Ferrari, Honda, and more. Here are some of our favorite designs, ranked.


The downfall of Buick: How one of America's most iconic brands ended up producing bland, boring SUVs

Learn about how one of America's most historic brands became boring and generic.


Honda-backed NSX restomod debuts with carbon body, 425 hp

Paris debut: The JAS Tensei NSX restomod was unveiled at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, showcasing Honda-approved heritage with modern upgrades. Performance details: A Judd-built 3.5-liter V6 delivers about 425 hp to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual, retaining the naturally aspirated character. Exclusive production: Only 35 units will be built, each priced near $1 million excluding the donor NSX, marking a rare manufacturer-backed restomod.


Forget $100K adventure vans: 3 off-grid rigs you can get for under $40K

You don't need a six-figure Sprinter to escape civilization. These three affordable adventure rigs prove that simplicity still has its advantages.


Walmart is selling a 5-tier garage shelving unit for 74% off, and it can hold up to 2,500 pounds

“It is sturdy and holds a lot of bins, boxes, and other items.”


14 hidden costs of owning an electric vehicle that no one is talking about

Rising gas prices have more people eyeing electric cars, but going electric isn't for everyone. Here are a few things to consider before making the switch.


Ford killed the F-150 Lightning, but used buyers can't get enough

Electric F-150s are selling like hotcakes in the used market as they now cost half of what they used to cost new.


A widow was selling her late husband's vehicles then he made one offer for both

A widow clearing out her late husband's collection gives the crew a chance to inspect everything from a 1923 Model T to a low-mileage Cummins-powered work truck. After negotiating a $20,000 deal for both vehicles, they head home to get the Model T running and test the old truck.


One African electric bus can outdo a Tesla in California by 5x - the reason is surprisingly simple

Electric buses are emerging as a major transportation opportunity in East Africa, where public transit moves a large share of the population and much of the electricity already comes from renewable sources. The talk highlights locally assembled electric buses in Kenya and Rwanda that are designed for local routes, steep hills, charging constraints, and operator financing. Their developers argue that the buses can be cheaper to run than diesel while delivering especially large emissions reductions because the regional power grid is already heavily renewable. The broader case is that Africa may be able to lead parts of the electric-mobility transition rather than simply follow wealthier countries.


This creator reveals the worst mistakes from driving 1,000 project cars

Automotive expert David Patterson reveals the worst mistakes from driving 1,000 project cars.


Watch how this $500 van destroyed a $9 billion company

At first glance, it looks like just another cheap van bought at auction. But behind it is a company once valued at billions, pouring massive money into its development. The result was something overengineered, complex, and ultimately unsustainable. When the company collapsed, these vans were left behind and sold off for almost nothing. Now, owning one reveals just how much went wrong behind the scenes.


Dodge nears deal for 2027 NASCAR Cup Series return

Return on horizon: Dodge is close to rejoining NASCAR's Cup Series in 2027, ending a 15-year absence. Kaulig partnership: Kaulig Racing is expected to switch from Chevrolet to Dodge, fielding two entries. Engine solution: ECR Engines may temporarily supply Dodge powerplants, allowing a faster return.


Experts warn six luxury cars may drain owners’ wallets

Troublesome six models: Range Rover Sport, BMW 7 Series, Mercedes-Benz CLS, Audi A3, Cadillac Escalade, and Genesis GV80 are highlighted for costly repairs and poor reliability. Why they’re risky: Issues include air suspension failures, electronic breakdowns, underpowered engines, poor fuel efficiency, and technology overload that can overwhelm owners. Buyer advice: Experts urge checking depreciation rates, maintenance costs, and warranty coverage before buying, and considering more reliable alternatives.


This car sat for years - then suddenly started

What starts as a cheap gamble quickly turns into a serious challenge when a long-forgotten barn find car shows no signs of life. With no history, missing parts, and years of neglect, everything points to a dead engine that shouldn’t run again. After chasing electrical issues, replacing key components, and digging through old wiring, things finally begin to change. The moment it fires up feels almost unreal, proving the engine was never truly gone. In the end, it’s not just about fixing a car - it’s about bringing something forgotten back to life.


An affordable automotive icon finally rolls into the 21st century

Citroën's endearing economy car takes shape for the modern era with the same spirit that made the original so beloved.


The most deceptive land yacht Detroit ever built

The 1969 Chrysler hid a 350-hp TNT 440 V8 inside a quiet, nearly 5,000-lb luxury cruiser few saw as a sleeper.


The 5-speed transmission is dead in the US, and this was the last car to have one

The five-speed manual was a stalwart in a lot of cars, especially in the compact segment. This Japanese compact was the last to have one in the U.S.


What is it like driving a car in Singapore?

This video shows the experience of renting a car and driving around Singapore while exploring the city’s roads and attractions. The creators highlight the well-maintained road infrastructure and the opportunity to see different parts of the city by car. A key point discussed is that vehicles in Singapore drive on the left side of the road, which can be an adjustment for visitors from countries where driving is on the right. The video provides a glimpse of what it feels like to navigate the city while enjoying its scenery and urban landscape.


Recall alert: Mercedes-Benz expands recall, more than 30K cars recalled over faulty brake hoses

The luxury vehicles include models produced between 2022 and 2025.


The V8 that changed muscle cars forever

We examine the General Motors small-block and its history.


This 2028 Ford Focus RS hot hatch concept is spec'd to hunt down the GR Corolla Morizo

This 2028 Focus RS concept borrows Ford's rally hybrid and the Morizo's playbook to build a 500 hp daily track weapon.


Teen gifted new Tesla from dad—not ready for what happens after

A teen was gifted a new Tesla from her dad, but she wasn't ready for what happened next.


The 10 all-time most impressive car stunts in movies

Action film artisans have skipped CGI, resulting in epic scenes of four-wheeled mayhem to bring some truly spectacular car stunts to the silver screen.


Tested: The 2026 Subaru Outback Premium’s biggest upgrade isn’t what you think

It’s slower than many rivals, but the redesigned Outback wins where everyday drivers care most.


What does the 'S' stand for on your car's gear shift and when should you use it?

You've had a drivers license for quite a while, so you know what the 'S' on your gear shifter stands for, right? If not, we'll get you up to speed.


How many Shelby Cobras were made and what's one worth today?

The Shelby Cobra was a race-winning machine, but with limited production, so if you want to get your hands on one today, it will cost a pretty penny.


2028 BMW M5 facelift blends conservative styling with radical interior

Exterior rethink: BMW chose a toned-down front-end design over a full Neue Klasse look after focus group feedback, retaining familiar proportions with slimmer lights and grille. Interior revolution: The cabin will adopt Neue Klasse architecture, including a panoramic windshield display, central touchscreen, iDrive X software, and no rotary controller. Powertrain stays: The plug-in hybrid V8 with 717 hp remains, with European models lowering engine output for emissions rules but keeping combined power via electric motor upgrades.


Jeep unveils 2027 Wrangler Switchback amid sales slump

Final special edition: The Switchback concludes Jeep’s Twelve 4 Twelve campaign, celebrating heritage and customization with a bold, mismatched color scheme. Sales concerns: Jeep’s U.S. sales fell 20% in Q3 2026, with Ram outselling Jeep for the first time in a quarter, straining dealer investments. Pricing and availability: Based on Rubicon X trim, the Switchback costs $66,695 for two-door and $69,995 for four-door models, with orders opening in November.


This should be illegal - driving $100,000+ car with horns

Buying a 1,000+ horsepower muscle car just for “testing purposes” sounds like a terrible idea - and that’s exactly why it happened. Built for brutal acceleration and drag strip domination, this machine pushes the limits of what a street car should be capable of. Massive power, aggressive setup, and numbers that most drivers will never experience. The question isn’t whether it’s fast… it’s how controllable it actually is. Sometimes the only way to understand a car like this is to push it and see what happens.


SocGen's top stock strategist shares his 3-part AI investing playbook, and 12 stocks to own for further upside

It's been four years since the start of the AI-fueled bull market, and Société Générale has the playbook for the next phase of investors' favorite trade.


Can the new SpaceX-spec Tesla Roadster actually fly? Here’s what FAA rules and physics tell us

Breaking down cold-gas thrusters, FAA no-fly zones, and what “flying” really means.


They found a rare 130,000-pound machine - then faced a nightmare getting it onto a trailer

HeavyDSparks takes on the recovery of a massive, rare Poclain excavator weighing approximately 130,000 pounds. With an old V12 diesel engine and years of uncertainty surrounding its condition, getting it running is only the first challenge. Loading and transporting the enormous machine pushes the crew and their specialized equipment to the limit.


Modified M2 turns into 850 HP street monster

This 2023 BMW M2 is pushed to extreme levels with a 720 WHP build that transforms it into a true supercar rival. Powered by a tuned 3.0L twin-turbo inline-six running on an E85 blend, the car delivers brutal acceleration that overwhelms traction even in higher gears. Despite its near 1,720 kg weight, the performance rivals top-tier exotics, while Comfort mode still keeps it usable for daily driving. In Sport Plus, the experience becomes intense, with explosive power and aggressive response dominating every input. This build highlights the balance between everyday usability and raw performance, showing how far the modern M2 can be pushed beyond its factory limits.


This is how the Kennedy assassination actually unfolded

The assassination of John F. Kennedy permanently changed the way the United States protects its presidents in public. What was once a relatively open and visible motorcade evolved into one of the most heavily defended moving security systems on Earth, combining armored vehicles, electronic warfare systems, decoy limousines, counter-assault teams, and even airborne escape options. At the center of it all is “The Beast” - a limousine so heavily armored and technologically advanced that it functions more like a military vehicle than a car. From anti-projectile countermeasures to identical decoy vehicles designed to confuse attackers, the modern presidential motorcade operates as a constantly moving fortress built to survive almost any conceivable threat.


He ran a red light chasing a race truck through Mexico… then police handcuffed him and took him to the station

This racing story reveals a side of motorsports that has little to do with polished circuits and professional pit lanes. During his first Baja 1000 experience in Mexico, the driver was assigned to chase a race hauler, ran a red light trying to stay with it, and ended up handcuffed and taken to a police station before eventually being released after paying money. On later trips, he describes crossing the border with missing paperwork, handing out T-shirts and stickers, and even leaving cases of Red Bull where military checkpoints could find them. The story then shifts to a tiny dirt track where the posted rules called for four-cylinder, front-wheel-drive cars, yet he found himself being rear-ended by a V6 Mustang during the heat race. Before the feature, he discovered fuel jugs missing from his race hauler but decided confronting the people nearby was not worth risking his teeth. He ultimately lapped the entire field, finished ahead of his son, and was disqualified under a rule that penalized drivers for going too fast - but he still left with the trophy and another unforgettable racing story.