GM's new sixth-gen V8s will supposedly include new 5.7- and 6.6-liter versions, which could mark the return of the iconic "350 small block."
America's best-selling midsize pickup truck is having a breakout 2025, and next year's updates aren't changing much.
Someone went ham and performed a no-holds-barred restoration on one of Toyota's most beloved cult favorites.
Although not for the US, VW's latest flagship EV SUV could influence how its cars look around the world.
The Hemi-powered 392 dons some drab paint and special upgrades as part of a package created to salute service members.
AEV strikes again with a package for Wrangler-based builds, adding MOLLE panels for extra storage and more.
The next-gen Toyota Hilux raises its own bar and pushes the envelope, offering optional electric and even fuel-cell propulsion.
The rowdy Hemi-powered Durango gains an option that plays to the model's heritage and makes it even more of a muscle car in spirit.
Looking way more expensive than it is, the Telluride embodies Range Rover vibes more than ever.
A Defender with an open bed is the only variant missing from the model's historic lineup.
In an era of fuel economy and emissions-biased engine downsizing, Honda is going against industry trends.
If you thought Travis Pastrana's "Family Huckster" was a rad wagon, wait until you get a load of this fresh Subaru Gymkhana build.
The Blue Oval's latest build previews an upgrade package that will be available to compact truck owners in the coming months.
Now, you don't have to sacrifice comfort for capability ... but you will have to pay.
Just when 720 horsepower and 640 pound-feet isn't enough, Ford Performance Parts has the goods to bump the output of your Raptor R to over 900 horsepower.
The only thing coming out of this Taco's tailpipe is pure water, and it even has a filtration system that allows you to shower with it.
Mopar just confirmed Ram's going beyond pickups to join the big SUV party.
The automaker unveiled a next-gen vehicle design that would give users the freedom to build their 4x4 into what they want it to be.
The Japanese automaker has unveiled a new Armada build that riffs on the Patrol nameplate with off-road looks and dune-crossing capabilities.
You might not think of Honda as an overlanding brand, but this rig is about to change your mind.