The unibody truck would reportedly be based on the Atlas platform.

Once upon a time, autonomous drive developers could dictate terms to automakers but that seems to be changing.

Please, we beg of you: Don’t be that guy.

Also today on Speed Lines: Nissan faces a future as a much smaller car company.

Pricing starts under $30,000, though the most expensive variant costs more than double that.

Like an i4, but it uses gas.

Buying a new car in January hurt wallets more than ever.

This past weekend’s Formula Drift Long Beach race saw the unveiling of arguably the most interesting car on the grid.

And that was before it ran a stop sign.