cars

If you are moving in tomorrow at Montana State these are the best routes to take.

Let's just say you don't want your car anywhere near elk during this time of the year.

If want to hear how loud some cars can sound you might want to check out this insane competition.

For some Pixar fans, the Cars series represents a fork in the road; the moment when Pixar ended its “run of greatness” and “lost its way” after a decade-long string of critical and commercial hits. Writers hold up this franchise as evidence of a corruption in the beloved animation studio’s “soul”; many believe it’s responsible for Pixar’s “first bad movie.”

Are you ready for a summer filled with amazing races? Well it all starts very soon and there are some amazing events you don't want to miss.

Bringing people who enjoy cars and good food together.

The MOOSE crew drives a Jeep and they're one of the most popular brands on the road today. If you own a newer model, watch this Jeep get hacked from miles away. Someone can control everything from your horn to your brakes.

Prepare to take out a second mortgage on your home or perhaps even sell off your first born, because General Motors announced earlier last week that the 2014 Corvette Stingray will cost around $52,000 – and that’s just for the base model.

When a student fails a driving test, they sometimes respond emotionally.

The TV goes 3D for this Inglewood California man.  He's just as surprised as you will be as anyone would be when a high speed chase on TV comes to life! Maybe time to move?

This was no movie stunt. Tom Cruise got to test drive a race car at a track in California this week, where the actor did 24 laps in the Red Bull F1 car. Former driver and 13-time Grand Prix winner David Coulthard instructed the ‘Days of Thunder’ star before he let Cruise take hold of the wheel of the 850-horsepower car, reaching speeds of 181 mph.

A Georgia man was aware that his pickup truck had no functional brakes when he took it for  a drive Wednesday afternoon. But the 24-year-old was under the mistaken — and likely Saturday morning cartoon-influenced — impression he could just stop the vehicle by sticking his foot out the door and dragging it across the pavement, Fred Flinstone-style.