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Many Americans are hesitant about switching to electric vehicles despite their increasing popularity. Here are our reasons why consumers may want to avoid spending their hard-earned money on an EV.

From his first shop in his mother’s chicken coop to the heights of Hollywood, Gene Winfield’s life has been one wild ride—and he’s still going strong at 97 years old.

Pickup Trucks are the most popular vehicle in the United States and the Ford F-150 has been the best selling vehicle in the country for almost 50 years now. But while the F-150 might take the overall crown, when we break it down by state, there are some other pickups that get more love.

It takes a lot for a car to be outright banned from American roads—particularly nowadays. But back in the 1990s, it was more common than you might think. Whether due to emission laws or just plain public safety, these cars couldn't be driven legally in the United States.

If you love your 2024 electric car or are considering investing in an EV in 2025, this might be the buying guide for you. Here are some of the most highly anticipated electric cars of 2025.

NASCAR has millions of fans and a long motorsport history. But how well do you know your NASCAR? How many of these 20 questions about the sport can you answer correctly?

2024 was a great year for the electric and hybrid vehicle industry, but that didn't stop consumers from ranking four as their least reliable vehicles this year. Let's see which other vehicles were among the least reliable cars of the year.

2024 was a banner year for the electric and hybrid vehicle industries, with many manufacturers making huge strides in adopting an all-electric line-up. From the 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning—which broke new ground for pick-up trucks—to the Volkswagen Buzz, an all-electric minivan highly reminiscent of the 1980s. Here are the most reliable cars of 2024, according to consumers.

NASCAR has seen a lot of unforgettable “firsts”—but none more bizarre than Jocko Flocko, the co-driving monkey.

When McLaren was founded in 1963, no one foresaw the huge impact the brand would make on car racing. This is the story of McLaren.

The American dream of car ownership is quickly becoming a financial nightmare for some, and all of these states are a living example of this drastic situation. Are you willing to splurge your savings on a mere ride?

Doesn't matter if you're a fan of Bond or not—no franchise has ever celebrated car lovers the way James Bond's movies did. So, which wheels were integral to the movies' plots and their eras?