In 1979, Wheels pitted the all-new V8-powered Falcon XD and Commodore VB manuals against each other in a battle to crown 'The King of the Hill'.

An interview with Atlas Model Railroad, discussing its history and eyes toward the future for the century-old company.

Right now, Nichols is making these glorious Can-Am-like roadsters. The one on the stand at Rétromobile was powered by a 700-hp 7.0-liter LS3-based block—in a car that weighs a claimed 1,980 pounds wet ...

The company’s chief executive, Elon Musk, said this week that it would stop making the car, an electric pioneer in 2012, as ...

The now-iconic Porsche 356 Speedster was a low-production model, with around 4,000 units produced, but an even smaller batch was fitted with racing-derived four-cam engines. Much more exotic than the ...

As Iowa lawmakers consider updating car seat laws, safety experts are urging action on counterfeit seats that pose risks and ...

Volvo has announced a major shake-up to its UK leadership team as the carmaker looks to continue its 'incredible journey' ...

Here's a rundown of the 17 new models with the largest savings available right now - and we tell you how you can secure the ...

Buyers looking for an affordable new car that isn't an SUV might just want to consider a hatchback. Here are four of the ...

Hot Wheels announced new partnerships with Lamborghini, Aston Martin, and Toyota for Mattel’s Brick Shop vehicle building ...

The latest GV60 incarnation has so much to offer, including exclusivity - but the price of the Performance variant is steep ...