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The Shelby GT350 is back from the dead. But it's going to rev (and sound) like a different car altogether.

There isn't even a contest of America's favorite sedan

A state lawmaker was caught in traffic that was "backed up for miles," prompting her to propose this new law.

The department says his driving violated their code of conduct, making him potentially responsible for damages.

After he called out an officer for doing donuts, cops attacked him online and labeled him a "snitch."

She said scammers evading toll cameras with novelty plates from Amazon are a great source of stress lately.

Want a factory convertible supercar with over 1,000 horsepower? Why wouldn't you? Well, the C8 Corvette ZR1 might be your best bet.

A gas station manager celebrated winning a $300k lottery ticket but police officers quickly learned it was stolen.

The customer said he bought a Bentley without issue, and urged the salesman to "make it happen."

Police said the cars blocked emergency vehicle access, and they waited as long as possible before towing.

There’s a freshly discontinued American sports car on this list.

It might have a big V8 under the hood, but this popular American muscle car rolled off the line in Ontario.

The city repaired the pothole the next day, but the repairs cost her a month's rent.

He thought he was saving the day—until the sparks started flying.

It's time to say goodbye to a few fan favorite cars in 2025.

“The first nurse stepped back in horror”

All of them lose more than half their value after 60 months. Unexpectedly, one’s a hybrid.

Despite having permission from the city to cruise the street, a Tesla owner halted the show due to "noise."

Her community said they were "devastated" by the loss of "such a harmless soul."