This 1930 Ford Model A hot rod was built by Junichi Shimodaira, widely considered a founding father of Japan’s lowrider scene.

It’s one of the smallest pickups—that’s for sure. But it’s not exactly tiny.

It may be $100 over the previous year’s MSRP, but it’s packed with enough tech that you probably won’t care.

Customers will have to accept either a lesser vehicle at a later date, or a significant price increase from Rivian.

Taking cues from Ali, Ferrari proclaims itself the greatest—and we can’t help but agree.

Glorious sounds and about 500 horsepower out of a convertible vintage car? Sign us up.

Toyota’s electric people-hauler is reasonably priced, but EV tax credits are running out soon.

Rather than run a big-tire RZR like everyone else, this guy invested more than 1,000 man-hours into his creation.

New chargers and fleet management software tools aim to take the pain out of going electric.