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The red brand has been red hot of late, but other manufacturers (and auction houses) are making noise too.

Gray is an associate editor at Gear Patrol, covering cars, motorcycles and anything else with wheels. When he’s not chasing the latest industry news, he's probably wrenching on one of many projects. For better or worse, he believes classics make perfectly practical daily drivers.

The red brand has been red hot of late, but other manufacturers (and auction houses) are making noise too.
By Steve Mazzucchi and Gray Van Dyke

On the heels of the sedan's 50th birthday, the Japanese-market revisions for next year feel a little lackluster.

The startup just revealed some new low-cost configurations that combine wraps, accessories and other options for unique themed looks.

It requires a Hemi V8 under the hood, but even the entry-level Tradesman trim will offer the new upgrade option.

The outfit has given its enduring fixed-roof rig an anniversary celebration that goes heavy on the nostalgia.

Team Green has given its Z-inspired café racer a sweet Japanese-market paint option that breaks from last year's dark look.

The brand has a more adventurous Countryman inbound, and it's tackling a vast proving ground to prove it's ready.

What this little Honda lacks in power and size, it more than makes up for through its commitment to the bit.

This promising elevated abode combines a unique design with an inflatable construction for hassle-free camping.

Turns out, the Santa Fe can make a pretty compelling Baja rig with the right vision and pixel-rendering wizardry.

Benelli's new tempestuous parallel-twin proves that exotic Italian style doesn't have to command a premium.

Recent documents reveal that the brand's jaw-dropping carbon-clad stunner continues to be top of mind.

Utah-based Vertical Vans has whipped up a fresh Sprinter conversion that's ready for all your outdoor pursuits.

The automaker's performance tuning division has bestowed its talents on a highly unlikely candidate.

This tiny twofer doubles down on the notion that Japan has it right with its compact transportation options.

The third-generation Dodge Durango continues its breakout year, even despite being an older three-row.

From beginner-friendly singles to limited-edition twins, these are the Triumph releases worth catching up on.
By Steve Mazzucchi and Gray Van Dyke

This modular pickup topper shows tons of potential, no matter if you're looking to haul gear, tools or even rooftop tents.

The automaker has updated one of its Japanese flagships to make it even more of a premium passenger experience.

Zuffenhausen has a cool idea to give one of its enthusiast-grade interior options an extra dose of functionality.