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A proposed law would require frequent license testing for drivers over 75, with yearly exams after age 85

Built by Honda Racing Corporation, this restored first-gen Integra pays tribute to four IMSA championship seasons from the late 1980s

Prosecutors say the used-car retail giant repeatedly delayed ownership paperwork, leaving thousands of buyers without legal title

A Salinas suspect arrived at court in a reportedly stolen car, adding new charges to an already pending auto theft case

A new Illinois bill could require convicted speeders to install devices that prevent cars from exceeding the speed limit

Union leaders at the UAW aren’t hiding their fury over a bonus gap that Carlos Tavares may have set in motion long before he left

Lexus’s backup camera recall covers four models and multiple years, though hybrid variants are not among those affected

Style is driving US wagon sales more than practicality, and BMW thinks that formula could justify more Touring models here

Investigators say stolen Ferraris, BMWs, and Mercedes were given clean titles and sold to unsuspecting buyers

Toyota will be investing billions into the US over the coming years

The unique Formula-inspired Ryn FP3 will apparently be road legal in all 50 states thanks to a clever trick

Mazda is facing a second CX-90 class action over squealing brakes and a lane-keep system that reportedly overrides driver steering input

Amazon and Walmart offer little known fuel discounts, while small changes can make a meaningful difference

Audi’s RS e-tron GT delivers huge performance, but depreciation is turning it into an unexpected bargain

The SEC has concluded its investigation in the company and decided not to take any action.

With only 6.7 percent of recalled vehicles believed to carry the fault, Jeep is still sending every Wagoneer S owner to a dealership to find out which ones do