Meet the analog hypercar with an 800-horsepower V12 engine and manual gearbox.
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You weren't making excuses—retro racing games like Sega GT 2002 really did cheat, and some still do today.
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The Tesla pickup was famously stuck on the Rubicon for days. Now, more than a week after the journey began, it's finally over.
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The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLA is expected to be fully revealed soon.
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The second-gen NSX concept came out in 2012, and made an appearance in The Avengers that same year—three years before you could buy one at a dealership.
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The BMW-badged rock crawler is set to be built in America and arrive in 2029.
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A startup that built AI tech for car rental and insurance companies is now offering it to the public, to fight back against exploitative damage claims.
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If Ford lives up to its promise of making electric cars affordable and unique within the next few years, it'll be a welcome evolution for the EV industry.
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Trucks will no longer suddenly lose power when DEF levels get low.
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40 years ago, Domino's bought 10 of these ultra-low-drag Tritan A2 trikes to deliver pizza. Now one's for sale.
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Ram is asking the Brotherhood of Muscle to help locate its mechanical mascot after it went missing from the Roadkill Nights event.
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This 7-Series prototype is wearing BMW's new look, but there's not a ton to see with the camo still in place.
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In an era of lightning-quick acceleration by EVs costing a fraction of the price, the Revuelto earns its $600k price tag and deserves celebration for sticking with a V12.
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Surprising no one, Tesla, the Chinese, Rivian, and Lucid are currently leading the software-defined vehicle race.
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Drivers who saw it on the treacherous 22-mile trail told us it snapped multiple tie rods and needed a steering rack replacement.
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Meet the analog hypercar with an 800-horsepower V12 engine and manual gearbox.
The post The GP1 Looks Like a Greatest Hits Album of Analog Supercars appeared first on The Drive.
You weren't making excuses—retro racing games like Sega GT 2002 really did cheat, and some still do today.
The post This Video Exposes How Old Racing Games Cheated appeared first on The Drive.
The Tesla pickup was famously stuck on the Rubicon for days. Now, more than a week after the journey began, it's finally over.
The post Stuck Tesla Cybertruck Owner Speaks After Conquering Hellish Week on Rubicon Trail appeared first on The Drive.
The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLA is expected to be fully revealed soon.
The post The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLA Looks Tiny In New Spy Shots appeared first on The Drive.
The second-gen NSX concept came out in 2012, and made an appearance in The Avengers that same year—three years before you could buy one at a dealership.
The post Iron Man’s Acura NSX Roadster Was Actually a 1991 NSX With 252,000 Miles appeared first on The Drive.
The BMW-badged rock crawler is set to be built in America and arrive in 2029.
The post BMW Is Planning a Mercedes G-Class Rival: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
A startup that built AI tech for car rental and insurance companies is now offering it to the public, to fight back against exploitative damage claims.
The post AI Rental Scanner Unfairly Charging You With Damage? There’s AI For That appeared first on The Drive.
Trucks will no longer suddenly lose power when DEF levels get low.
The post EPA Tells Truck Makers to Stop Forcing Immediate Limp Mode for Low DEF appeared first on The Drive.
40 years ago, Domino's bought 10 of these ultra-low-drag Tritan A2 trikes to deliver pizza. Now one's for sale.
The post The Three-Wheeled Domino’s Pizza Delivery Car That Time Forgot Is For Sale appeared first on The Drive.
Ram is asking the Brotherhood of Muscle to help locate its mechanical mascot after it went missing from the Roadkill Nights event.
The post Someone Stole Ram’s V8 Bucking Hemi Mechanical Bull appeared first on The Drive.
This 7-Series prototype is wearing BMW's new look, but there's not a ton to see with the camo still in place.
The post Spied: This Is What the New 2027 BMW 7 Series Will Look Like appeared first on The Drive.
In an era of lightning-quick acceleration by EVs costing a fraction of the price, the Revuelto earns its $600k price tag and deserves celebration for sticking with a V12.
The post 2025 Lamborghini Revuelto Review: Great Bulls of Fire appeared first on The Drive.
Drivers who saw it on the treacherous 22-mile trail told us it snapped multiple tie rods and needed a steering rack replacement.
The post There’s a Broken Tesla Cybertruck Stuck on the Rubicon Trail Right Now [Update: It’s Finally Out] appeared first on The Drive.