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Already Porsche's best performance car, the 911 GT3 is about to get even better thanks to two new custom-made Pirelli tires. The Italian tire maker—already responsible for equipping the entire 911 lineup with its P Zero range—has developed two versions specifically for Porsche’s most hardcore model: the P Zero R…

Travis Pastrana is a top-tier showman. He wants to entertain you, be it on two wheels or four. Pastrana does just that in the latest installment in Hoonigan’s Gymkahana series, entitled Aussie Shred.

Enthusiasts are chomping at the bit for a new STI in America. Subaru hasn’t offered one since the final VA-generation model rolled off the line in 2021. Recently, though, the company unveiled two STI concepts—and with enough interest, one of them could eventually join the lineup.

If the 2026 Nissan Rogue Plug-in Hybrid looks familiar, that’s because it's not really a new vehicle at all. Under the Nissan badge is a Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, a crossover that the two companies developed as a way to fill a gap in their respective lineups until the next-generation Rogue…

The 1970 Range Rover may be widely regarded as the original luxury SUV, but Jeep fans will argue that the Jeep Super Wagoneer beat it to the punch by four years. Although it was a short-lived offering, lasting from 1966 until 1969, it did predict the future. The segment eventually…

The Lexus LFA was like a shooting star—bright and beautiful, but it burned out quickly. Production lasted just two years, from 2010 to 2012, with a scant 500 units finding homes worldwide. Since then, fans have been begging Lexus to bring back its beloved LFA. Well, today’s the day.

Toyota has been hinting at the MR2’s return for a few years. A mention of the iconic two-seat mid-engine sports car appeared in season two of Toyota’s Grip anime YouTube series last year, and now we have our best confirmation that the model might officially return. Maybe.

Update: In an emailed response to Motor1's questions, a Department of Transportation spokesperson told us:

Before Toyota figured out how to print money with its TRD Pro line, dealer lots were blessed with a Tundra dubbed the Rock Warrior. The truck launched in 2009 as an off-road-ready full-size truck wearing some sweet upgrades.