Also on Speed Lines today: You don’t own a self-driving car.

Honda’s newest halo car uses a mixture of magic and madness in the brilliant Type R.

Tackling the Mojave Desert in Chevy’s back-to-basics budget Tahoe.

The $3 million, 1,500-horsepower Chiron forces the brain to reconsider the meaning of speed.

Dodge says the update will be good for “foiling fast getaways and joyrides.”

The range and price are strong values, but don’t expect Plaid Mode thrills here.

After redesigning the 2018 Camry, Toyota looks to stronghold its North American position with $1 billion investment in production facilities.

A Chevy that’s a burly (if admittedly aging) reminder why Americans love pickup trucks so much.

Would you pay Shelby GT350 money for a li’l Audi, even one with 400 horsepower?

With 8.7 inches of ground clearance and standard all-wheel drive, the Subaru Outback is still a compelling buy.