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The Land Cruiser is back—and Toyota is realigning it as a Wrangler and Bronco competitor.

This limited-edition model cherry picks all the best 911 ingredients, and is limited to just 1,963 units.

The market for automobile cleaning and detailing products has exploded in recent years. Walk down the car care products aisle at your local auto parts store or hardware store and you’re liable to see dozens – possibly hundreds – of chemical concoctions, all claiming to “restore your car’s luster” or clean up those “difficult-to-tackle” tar globs, brake dust deposits, bug corpses, etc. Some of these products perform as advertised. Others are about as useful as snake oil.

The Chevy Blazer EV production is underway.

The Nismo Z returns with more power than ever before—but only two pedals.

To the uninitiated mechanic, changing your brakes can feel like a very daunting task. However, there’s been many a person who has seen what a good mechanic charges in labor for a brake job and wondered if they could do it for less.

Look at these two drama llamas.

When Ford unveiled the all-new Bronco, people went nuts, especially off-roaders. With good reason, too. Here is a machine that is equipped from the factory to handle some of the toughest terrains on the trail, and all with some classic style that made the original Broncos such valued collectors machines. The factory packages Ford offers are quite amazing, and the waiting list to get one is still pretty long. Dream Giveaway is on it, though, and is offering a sweet customized Bronco Wildtrak edition to a lucky winner. And yes, they’ll even cover the taxes.

Mitsubishi says this model is meant for Southeast Asia, but that hasn’t stopped the brand before.

Let’s talk about stacking the deck, because that’s what Honda is doing here.

An updated Ford F-150 is right around the corner.

It's the best-selling vehicle in North America that isn't a pickup. But which Toyota RAV4 trim is right for you: the LE or the XLE?

As the automaker shifts to electric-powered vehicles, the 911 won’t go electric.

Help is there when the worst happens off-road

General Motors, BMW, Honda, Hyundai and more will roll out their own network starting in 2024.