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The Chevy Silverado in this Super Bowl ad has enough power to keep hauling heifers around the country until the cows come home, for a whole lot of lovin'.

CarMax might have earned an epic slow clap from all the people they've ever given a good deal on a used car, but for this Super Bowl 2014 commercial they also have received a slow bark. That's right, CarMax parodies their own Super Bowl 2014 commercial by reenacting their same exact commercial with puppies instead of actors.

Audi is known for being among the big three of German luxury automakers, so it makes sense that they would go all out in the latest of leaked Super Bowl 2014 commercials. This car commercial features an animal revving through the streets that is as pretty as it is powerful. It's cute, it's ruthless, it's a fashion accessory and it's a trophy breed -- meet the Doberhuahua!

Thundering into the 21st century, Detroit startup muscle car company Equus introduces the 640 hp Equus Bass 770 and just at a little over a quarter of a million dollars!

Windshield wipers may be a thing of the past as McLaren Auto is developing fighter jet technology that keeps windshields clean. Fighter jet technology uses a high-frequency electronic system to pump sound waves to the windshield.

While Labor Day weekend is generally thought of as a time for cookouts and getting one last taste of summer, it should also be known for something else - buying a new car.

Some people take to driving quicker than others. Few take to driving slower than this woman.

Typically, a parent will buy (or help pay for) a child's first car. In this video, the son is giving the father his first car for the second time.

The Porcubimmer racing team has built a real-life version of Homer Simpson's dream car (and failed attempt at auto design), The Homer. The car will race at the Buttonwillow Raceway in California this weekend in the 24 Hours of LeMons race -- an endurance race for cars that cost less than $500.

Parallel parking can be tough. But it can also be oh-so-entertaining.

Besides being vital components in most of our lives, cars can be really awesome creative canvases. Even though not everyone is into all that complicated, fancy shmancy car decor, there's a big chance these weirdly awesome cars could change your mind.

Last weekend more than a thousand high school and college studenst from around the country competed in the Shell Eco-marathon Americas, which challenges students to design and build high mileage vehicle. For the second year in a row Louisiana Tech’s vehicle ‘Hot Rod’, a diesel fuel car, achieved 316 miles per gallon, 70 mpg better than their nearest competitor, and won first place ...

I can change my own oil. I can put air in my tires. I can change my windshield wipers. I can fill my power steering fluid, windshield wiper fluid, antifreeze and oil. I can replace my bulbs and fuses. I can change my own tires. I sometimes need a little help because I'm not strong enough to get the lug nuts off. I can even apply Bondo and sand it down nice and smooth to get the body ready for pain

Can you guess the most popular car in the world? The answer may surprise you.

Every year, new groundbreaking automotive designs are introduced to this progressive planet, which serve to challenge both the traditional definitions of driving and masculinity alike. While automakers and their mad science committees work relentlessly to become the first to bare the most radical and important amendments to the automotive industry, many of these concepts never see the light of day

Take a look at the speedometer in your car, what does the top end of it read? 120, 140, 160? It is most likely not what your vehicle's top speed can accomplish. For example, the speedometer on the Toyota Yaris says that the 106-horsepower car can reach a speed of 140 mph, in actuality, the subcompact with an automatic transmission would likely reach a top speed of 109 mph.