Released in arcades in 1995 after Ridge Racer, Cyber Cycles never received a home version—until now.

Whereas some people build these engines for the quarter-mile, this one was upgraded for backup power duty.

Thomas Holland, James Engelsman, and Francis Bourgeois come off as distinctly different personalities—not just from each other, but also from previous Top Gear and The Grand Tour hosts.

Also, the next Hyundai Tucson will look nothing like the last, and BMW is recalling nearly 30,000 sedans for rear-diff issues.

California’s new efficiency rules will give enthusiasts more hoops to jump through when buying aftermarket tires.

New footage of Grand Theft Auto VI has leaked ahead of its big Netflix reveal, teasing minor but impactful gameplay tweaks.

The sleek Sea-Doo wears Ayrton Senna’s iconic helmet colors and the famous S motif. And not to mention, can do 0-60 in about 3 seconds.

A medical transporter racked up 100,000 miles in a 2026 Toyota Prius LE in just eight months, and he shared his service records with us.

The 38-foot beast previously belonged to more than one automotive celebrity, including Mike Finnegan from Roadkill.

Japan isn’t the only country where you can ride the Shinkansen. Taiwan just took delivery of the first of 12 new bullet trains.

The Goodyear Blimp came along during the early age of the automobile. Society has moved on, but airships still stir something in us.

An Audi exec says he’s well aware of the engine’s importance to the brand, and that work is ongoing to make sure it lasts beyond new emissions laws.

Ford’s new V8-powered racer will follow in the GT40’s footsteps and challenge for overall victory at Le Mans next year.

Toyota is only interested in selling its newest supercar to “people who are going to drive it,” and not flippers.

With the strike of a hammer, Toyota can tell if your engine will face trouble down the line—and the test is a lot more high-tech than it looks.