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Bridgestone is keen to embark beyond Planet Earth, rolling on some pretty radical concepts for all-in-one wheels designed to traverse the Moon. Its latest creations look more like inserts for your hand-held kitchen chopper, but they're designed to support small and medium-sized lunar rovers.

Leave it to Garage 54 to somehow create something more radical than its EV "engine" made from 50 cordless drills, but the channel has done it. After showing how it combined two 1.6-liter engines to power one supersized Lada, the channel uploaded another video demonstrating the car's handling capabilities—and it…

Earlier this year, Honda unveiled a pair of high-tech electric vehicles. The automaker said the two prototypes were near-production examples of models that go on sale next year, and the automaker demonstrated the SUV for the first time in public this week ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix.

The Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este has become a venue for BMW to release some stunning cars. It's where the automaker unveiled the 8 Series Concept in 2017, the Concept Touring Coupe in 2023, and the Skytop in 2024. BMW will follow that up with another concept at this year's event;…

The Trump Administration recently announced a 10-percent baseline tariff on all goods imported into the United States, including vehicles. Some countries will face even higher costs, with goods from China subject to 34-percent tariffs, and goods from the European Union subject to 20-percent tariffs.

Moments like these don’t arrive every day, and if you ask Adrian van Hooydonk, it’s not every decade either. 

In late 2021, the pillars of the hypercar world were shaken. Rimac and Bugatti merged under a new joint venture called, fittingly, Bugatti Rimac. Could the two brands—one being a young EV hypercar builder and the other a seasoned combustion-engined hypercar powerhouse—actually coexist without sacrificing each brand's identity? Bugatti Rimac…

Ford finally whetted our appetite for a more hardcore Ranger with the Raptor a few years ago. And it’s awesome. But as you know, we Americans are never fully satisfied. That’s why we’re begging the brand to bring its new Australian Ranger Super Duty to the States. We need it.

The wedge. Is there another automotive design philosophy that’s held up so well? Consider for a moment the OG Lamborghini Countach, arguably the most iconic wedge that ever wedged. Designed in the early 1970s, it became the iconic poster car of the 1980s despite being six years old at the…