Bob Sorokanich

Recorded during the COVID lockdown in June 2020, the recently-released video shows the McLaren beating Afroduck’s lap of Manhattan by 3 minutes.

The seven-time Formula 1 champion has nothing to prove with his choice of vehicle.

It’s the automotive NFT opportunity of a lifetime. Please don’t copy-paste it.

An excerpt from a new book on Ghosn’s tumultuous career sheds new light on the haphazard debacle of his self-smuggled escape.

Or was it just another instance of Elon blurting out a half-formed idea?

First seen in gaming form in Gran Turismo Sport, the Solus GT is now a real-world machine packing a 10,000-rpm engine making 829 hp.

These limited-edition silkscreen prints depict Emerson Fittipaldi’s 1972 F1 championship-winning Lotus in 24-carat gold, signed by Fittipaldi himself.

‘Ride of Your Life’ debuts on Wednesday, September 7th on MotorTrend TV and MotorTrend+, and we have an exclusive sneak peek.

From her service as a WWII ambulance driver to terrifying a Saudi king in her Range Rover, the Queen was the rare Royal who loved to drive.

NPR’s Planet Money traces the journey of a nearly-new Lexus from New Jersey to Turkmenistan via salvage-title auction.

The IndyCar star drove the McLaren MP4/5B Formula 1 car — the exact car Senna drove to the 1990 world championship — at Velocity Invitational.

There’s a reason why most mainstream crossovers and SUVs look basically the same: A legal loophole that every major automaker is happy to exploit.

The Hummer EV’s touchscreen has a hidden Easter egg: A cartoon of a Hummer monster-truck-crushing something that looks a lot like a Cybertruck.

Two 20-something photographers and vloggers scored a hell of a video when an SUV crashed through the window where they were taping a podcast.

The scammers repurposed a 2022 Elon Musk press conference to promote a fake collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and Tesla — and hustle a Bitcoin scam.