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It might have appeared like a simple pole position to Shanghai victory conversion for Maximilian Guenther today, but the real story shows a story of anything but simple. In a race packed with intense energy saving, brave battles and a variety of pit boost strategies, DS Penske emerged the winner…

After years of sponsoring LGBTQ+ Pride events around the country, some companies are pulling their financial support

Today on Critical Materials: Audi learns some lessons in China, Tesla loses its tech crown and Nissan looks to stop the bleed by offering buyouts to employees.

There are almost too many choices when it comes to getting more power out of a car. You can spend tens of thousands of dollars tearing open the engine to create something utterly new, or try to keep things simple with bolt-on parts. That’s what AMS Performance did, and the…

Event organizers in red and blue states have seen an exodus of sponsors amid an anti-LGBTQ+ political climate. They insist the show will go on

There are some car brands that seem to stand out among consumers as reliable vehicles. However, it’s still important to research individual makes and models before making any purchase. Sometimes, knowing that Toyota or Honda is typically reliable clouds our judgment in making the most informed buying decision. Then, you…

Buying a car can be exciting, but your first car-buying experience is doubly so. However, it is good to know what you’re getting yourself into. No matter how many cars you have bought, it is always good to do your research and look out for common pitfalls like hidden fees,…

The majority of the job cuts will affect office-based positions in Sweden. Volvo Cars said the decision would help to build a stronger and more resilient company down the line.

When you buy a new car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe. But what if the auto manufacturer behind your shiny new ride cut corners on crash tests just to boost their bottom line? It’s a troubling thought but more common than you might think.