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GM admits the 1,064 horsepower ZR1 is a hell of a hammer to let loose on public roads—so we tested it on an F1 track.

With 1,064 hp, you may think the most unhinged production Corvette ever wants to launch you into the nearest ditch. But are ...

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Chevy's large three-row Traverse crossover grows taller, longer, and wider while giving up speed and refinement. We test the High Country version.

The videographer behind the "Drag Racing and Car Stuff" channel on YouTube loves quarter-mile action and brings a ...

Speed doesn’t always mean splurging. In the right corners of the used car market, there’s a whole fleet of surprisingly quick ...

The Chevrolet Traverse feels like a vehicle with stifled potential. It could have a more substantial powertrain and a couple ...

Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado go head-to-head! See how these popular American midsize trucks stack up in terms of towing, off-road prowess, tech, and value in our detailed battle.

The third-generation Mustang made history with Ford's successful Fox platform, but the prancing pony wasn't the only badge to ...

The ZR1’s engine, dubbed LT7, shares much with the 5.5 L naturally aspirated LT6 engine in the less-powerful, cheaper Z06. It ...