Like their toilets, public transportation, general public etiquette, and food, car buying really is better in Japan.

What, you’ve never heard of the famous Wild Speed franchise?

Because why wouldn’t you want to traverse mountains in a former work van?

The same company that vacuums up your garage spills closed up shop in September, but a new buyer could change that.

Four engines, a payload capacity of 100 tons, and an operational lifespan of over half a century—not bad at all.

In a now-deleted tweet, Toyota implied that its cars aren’t in the new Need for Speed because the game “promotes illegal street racing.”

The Andretti Cadillac F1 team, as it will be called, will soon be filing a formal entry request with the FIA.

Remember that picture of a McLaren P1 soaking in floodwaters? They couldn’t save it, so it went up for sale on salvage auction site Copart.

The O-Bahn bus system in Adelaide, Australia, is one of the more unique mass-transit systems in effect today.

The United States could be following closely behind Europe and China.