THE DRIVE

Ford has applied for a patent that uses self-driving tech to make vehicle repossessions easier for banks—including going so far as to have the vehicle drive itself to the junkyard against the

First things first: Everyone was ok. Nick, the driver of the car in this vid, had his NA Miata M-Edition ruined by this reckless move from a BMW.

Nevada recently approved this in cars going under 40 mph, making Mercedes the first automaker to receive government approval in the US for a Level 3 driving feature.

Most concept cars that look this wild don’t actually drive. The Mercedes Vision AVTR has no steering wheel, 17,000 LEDs, and tons of swag. What do you think: Ridiculous or visionary?

The GMA T.50 can rev to over 12,000 RPM's 😵‍💫.

Prayers up the jumpseats make it to the production model. Those are sweet.

We tried the Rolling Pwn hack on our 2021 Honda Accord and it totally worked.

Not sure which answer has us more shook: Max not being worried about Lewis or Checo choosing violence.

The car picked the spot itself. It also took four tries to find one it liked. What do we think? Huge waste of time and money ... or cool and worthwhile?

Audi’s new Activesphere concept is a different kind of convertible, and we dig it. Like seemingly every new concept, it’s an electric crossover.

This feature in the 2023 Hyundai Palisade is so smart that every new car that doesn’t have it is dumb.

RIP the steering wheel? This is what it's like to drive the Mercedes Vision AVTR concept. The joystick is called the "jellyfish," and you control speed and steering all with the palm of your hand.

The GTS has long been Porsche's sport-package deal for 911 enthusiasts with spines to preserve. But what about the latest model? Is it still the one to get? Let's find out.

The Drive returns to the Gunther Werks headquarters to get an insider's look at the new tech going into the company's next-generation "remastered" Porsche 911 993 Projects like the new Speedster.

This is the one we talked about on the livestream. Pro driver Robb Holland drives the Porsche 911 GT3 and GT3 Cup cars back to back at Road Atlanta to see how they compare.

We've got racing driver (and frequent wheelman for The Drive) Robb Holland on the show.

After years of speculation, and the Z Proto concept car as a teaser, Nissan is revealing the seventh-generation Z car this week. Let's take a look at it and make comments.

Milestones like the “Double Six-Figure Supra Turbo,” the “$82,000 Integra Type R” and the “$40,000 Corolla GT-S” mean beloved Japanese cars (at least low-mileage ones) are freaking hot. What's next?

Tune in and help us answer the big question. The hot new Toyota Yaris GR is being mentioned alongside beloved performance cars like the Porsche 911 GT3, BMW E39 M5, and Peugeot 205 GTI.

The Drive's Mike Spinelli takes a GoPro and reconnects with the Mazda MX-5, and other things, on a contemplative Southern California road trip up the coast.

The Drive's Kristen Lee gets a demo of the removal process for the new Ford Bronco's doors and roof assembly.

It's /DRIVE 10th Anniversary backstory time.

After The Drive located Ford's original "Big Red" experimental turbine-powered truck, which had been lost for decades, Ford Motor Company digitized and restored a documentary film about the

According to the EPA, the Porsche Taycan Turbo EV can go just 201 miles on a full charge.

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De Tomaso is most known for designing the stunner that was the Pantera, but that wasn't the only winner.

In 2006, Alex Roy broke the coast-to-coast speed record in a 2000 BMW M5. Why did he choose it? Let Ice-T tell you why. Four out of five Cannonball record holders chose German sports sedans.

As part of our Moroccan adventure, Spinelli drives a very loud Maserati on Morocco's Formula E circuit . See more this Sunday, November 17th at 8:30 PM ET on NBC Sports.

In the final episode of Season 6, Mike Spinelli, Chris Harris, and Alex Roy, have only 2 days to squeeze in a Moroccan adventure.

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