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Dodge is slowly filling out the Charger's lineup. The two-door electric Daytona began reaching dealers earlier this year, and the automaker just revealed the Daytona sedan that'll go on sale in a few weeks. However, those wanting a combustion-powered Charger will have to wait longer than expected.

Bold new supercars are always exciting, but ambitious projects should be met with a bit of skepticism, like the Engler Mosslr. It’s a stunning tribute to the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Stirling Moss that we hope to see on the road one day. The company plans to build just 75 examples…

We knew this day would come, so don’t be too sad that Porsche is about to pull the plug on its gas-fueled 718 duo. The current-generation Boxster and Cayman have been on their deathbeds since last year, when the sports cars were retired from Europe due to stricter cybersecurity regulations.…

A bill designed to protect 25-year-old and older imported Japanese mini trucks in Texas passed today, the culmination of a years-long effort to change the law. The state’s Department of Motor Vehicles had a policy banning the registration of these vehicles. However, it wasn’t evenly enforced across the state, even…

Elon Musk is here to stay. At least, that's according to Elon Musk, who gave an interview to those gathered for the Qatar Economic Forum this week. During the 40-minute interview (below), Elon said he'll remain Tesla CEO for at least five more years, "Unless I die. Let me see if…

Fiat isn’t known for making big cars, but the Italian automaker has never made a three-wheeled vehicle until now. Meet the Tris. It’s a bite-sized electric vehicle designed to serve businesses and entrepreneurs, like last-mile delivery, mobile businesses, and transport services—and no, it’s not coming to America.

Like a lot of automakers, Porsche made an aggressive push towards EVs. Its initial plan was for 80 percent of its sales to be fully electric by 2030, but at its annual shareholder meeting Wednesday, CEO Oliver Blume said that's not going to happen, though not for lack of trying.…

Small pickups are having a moment. Trucks like the Ford Maverick and the Hyundai Santa Cruz are flying off the shelves, while startup Slate Auto is seeing huge interest for its back-to-basics, small electric utility pickup. Now, it seems like Toyota wants to get in on the action. 

Ford revived the street truck with the sporty Maverick Lobo, a little pickup with running gear from the old Focus ST and RS. Now, it seems to be giving the Lobo treatment to the mighty F-150. Our spy photographer captured the new F-150 Lobo in its full, undisguised glory.