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Ford is no longer the most-recalled brand in America, but it didn't end 2024 quietly. On December 20, the automaker recalled 295,449 trucks equipped with the 6.7-liter diesel engine. A problem with fuel pumps in these vehicles could lead to reduced power or a stalled engine. And the fix is,…

For all the fear-mongering about cars becoming soulless transportation boxes, enthusiasts still have a lot to look forward to in 2025. This year is already proving to be one of the biggest in recent memory for debuts of new sports cars and supercars.

Ford ended 2024 with an F-150 Lightning recall highlighting a serious issue that could cause a loss of steering while driving. The problem stems from front suspension components that may have been improperly tightened at the factory and could come loose and separate, potentially leading to a serious accident.

Turo is a peer-to-peer car-sharing app that operates as a marketplace, allowing users to rent cars directly from individual owners. According to the company filing in November, around 3.5 million people booking cars through the platform in the past year.

The suspect in the car-ramming attack in New Orleans has been identified as a US military veteran from Texas.

Witnesses described terrifying scenes of "insanity" that they likened to being in a "war zone" after Wednesday's early morning vehicle-ramming attack in the US city of New Orleans that killed at least 10 people.

Here's how the Ford Raptor T1+, designed for the Dakar Rally with the help of M-Sport, was tuned up for long days of desert running.

Ford, together with its long-time World Rally Championship partner M-Sport, has designed the new Raptor T1+ to take on the Dakar Rally.

For much of 2024, you probably couldn't go a single week without reading a headline or seeing some TV news story about how the electric vehicle market is "stalling" or "stumbling." And yet, the ongoing transformation of the automotive industry seems to be upending everything in its path.

Every year, dozens of drivers enjoy championship success across a wealth of different national racing categories.

If it feels like 2024 was a busy year for automotive recalls—it was. The ten worst offenders recalled more than 25 million vehicles last year alone, some for seemingly minor reasons like incorrect information printed on labels. Others had more pressing problems like electrical glitches, fluid leaks, fire risks, or…