A recent study of nearly 4,000 cars by AutoMD.com showed that the overwhelming majority of drivers plan to keep turning the ignition on their current vehicle for 10 years or longer.

With vehicles traveling as fast as 200 miles per hour, the track was once thought to be the most dangerous place at NASCAR events, but a recent incident changed that.

Massachusetts recently made history by becoming the first state to pass the Right to Repair Act, which requires automakers to provide dealerships with the tools needed to repair vehicles.

The Nationwide Race at Brickyard recently gave NASCAR fans what they wanted. The race resulted in an exciting finish that ended with Dodge vehicles finishing in the Nos. 1 and 2 spots in a great performance.

In the wake of the shooting at the theatre in Aurora, Colorado, Regan Smith's car he will drive in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series will pay tribute to the victims.