The future of the American sedan was written in 2001 in ways that will surprise you today.

The driver was warned for up to six seconds before the crash, Tesla said in a release.

The company’s chief truck engineer drops hints that we could soon see a generation of electrified pickups.

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 latest teaser also shows a redline that’s lower than the outgoing model’s. What’s that about?

Bubbled welds and half-hearted wiring jobs are par for the course of this automotive fail compilation.

Projected demand for the new, radically-styled mid-sizer has reportedly added 700 jobs to the Kentucky facility.

The track-focused Huracan Performante will be tricked out with a lightweight, prettier-than-carbon-fiber composite.

It’s a silent and mind-bending affair.

That’s exactly what Ford had originally estimated.