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NASCAR is looking at ways to differentiate its three national series and CUV bodies are under consideration for NOAPS.

There was no way they'd allow it to have more than the GTD, so this seems about right

The Chevy Bolt is the only US-made car from an American brand that's less than $30,000. At least until the Slate pickup goes on sale this year. Maybe?

The news about Ford's new 2029 F-Series got me thinking about this patent. Ram did a three-row pickup concept a couple of years ago. Will Ford really be the one to put the idea into production?

As expected, the next generation F-150 will be on sale by 2029, but Ford has also confirmed a new midsize pickup that will be built in Tennessee.

Ford was working on a sleek 'bullet train' electric SUV that was canceled in 2024 before it made a public debut, but an image of it has now been disclosed.

Dirk Müller and the Mustang GTD Competition left the Corvette ZR1X in the dust.

GM should make a production vehicle inspired by this

Chevy and Buick have new performance cars on the way. Here's what we know so far.

Ram is offering a new HD model for law enforcement and emergency services.

Nissan has 5 new body-on-frame trucks planned for the U.S. including an Xterra

Full 2027 Corvette pricing released with big bumps for the ZR1/X

The latest Twelve 4 Twelve models have 80s/90s throwback style