You don’t have to pony up big funds to get big power. Here are a handful of sub-$40k cars that will thrill. In America, horsepower numbers matter. Nobody’s rushing to the dealership to get their hands ...

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If you’re in the market for a used car but are on a strict budget, one of these prime examples under $20,000, from sporty compacts to versatile crossovers, could be what you’re looking for. Are you in ...

our people have been convicted of stealing more than 40 cars across Birmingham and Solihull last year. Between January and July 2024, Waqar Khan, Harris Haroon, Mohammed Akleem Ali and Bilal Khan ...

Following BMW’s recall in late September, which involved more than 196,000 vehicles at risk for a fire, the automaker is recalling another 145,100 vehicles for a similar issue. Related: More BMW News ...

Hertz has launched a fully online car-buying platform at HertzCarSales.com, allowing customers to browse, finance, and purchase vehicles nationwide. The new e-commerce site builds on Hertz's recent ...

The year 1976 was great for people who love cars. It was the heyday of the muscle car, and the concept of the “supercar” – basically a high-performance luxury sports car – was going mainstream. Even ...

BMW is recalling 196,355 vehicles in the US after regulators flagged a faulty engine starter relay that can corrode, overheat, and in some cases short-circuit, creating a risk of fire. Until repairs ...

The car in the bottom spot had 60% of its faults lead to repair bills over £1,500 BRITAIN’S most unreliable motors of 2025 have been revealed – with some models costing owners up to £1,500 per fault.

The Vanderbilt fortune was largely the product of shipping and railroads, but Cornelius II's oceanfront manse magnanimously welcomed nearly 200 cars and motorcycles this past Sunday. The occasion was ...

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