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A Jeep buried in sand in Massachusetts 40 years ago has finally been dug out.

America’s most popular savory snacks have quite interesting histories.

Japanese auto parts maker Takata Corp. pleaded guilty to fraud Monday and agreed to pay $1 billion in penalties for concealing a deadly air bag defect blamed for at least 16 deaths, most of them in the U.S.

President Trump’s new car is going to be huge.

The beastly Camaro ZL1 has been turned up to 11 with the newly introduced 1LE performance package.

A New York pizza chain wouldn’t dare make pies at its new location without its secret ingredient — New York City tap water.

Technology glitches including Bluetooth phone pairing and misunderstood voice commands put a dent in car and truck reliability scores in a major survey of automobile owners.

Midtown Manhattan is about to get a true taste of Goop.

Shin Shin and Ri Ri might be expecting a baby, and that's good news for a nearby restaurant.

The police officer was reportedly treated very poorly at the restaurant.

What's so special about this pricey 'smart' travel mug?

Should tacos replace chili as the official state dish?

Should tacos replace chili as the official state dish?

Think twice before reaching out for that bloody mary after a night of drinking.

A city council in the German town of Kassel is demanding sausage vendors be allowed to sell their wares in April.

In a country where few can afford a car, some Cuban high school students have built a replica of a Model T Ford propelled with pedals instead of a gasoline engine.

Bandit9's limited edition motorcycles are relatively affordable vehicle art pieces that stick to primary design elements.

A system for buying meat that you can feel good about.

If you’re hoping to get your paws on American Pickers’ unique “Coyote Killer” Volkswagen bus, it’ll take a Wolfe pact.

Over 51,000 thousand bottles are affected by the recall.