Rally racing is unlike any other type of car racing. Instead of going head to head on a racetrack, participants compete on roads, and therefore all of their race vehicles must be street legal.

Can Top Gear America's hosts save the sport of rally racing in home-made rally cars?

Throughout the history of motorsport, some cars have not only bent the rules but shattered them entirely, leaving an indelible mark on the racing world. These machines defied conventional wisdom and ...

This Chevy Sonic rally car is powered by a new LT1 V8 engine, courtesy of the folks at PRM Motorsports and Chevrolet ...

Škoda has presented its next-generation rally car, the Fabia RS Rally2. At this point, it is essential to note that the vehicle is the successor to the Fabia Rally2 evo, so try not to confuse the ...

Ford Performance is being rebranded as Ford Racing as the Blue Oval aims to emphasize the connection between its many racing ...

The sport of rally racing is simple and accessible: you take a cheap city car, give it some all-terrain tires, and throw it down a hair-raising man-versus-nature gauntlet of winding dirt roads ...

Rally raids are composed of a variety of different vehicle classes, including motorcycles, quads, cars, SUVs, and even enormous trucks weighing in excess of 7,700 pounds.

Subaru of America's marketing goes beyond love, dogs and safety. An integral component is derived from its motorsports footprint but especially rally racing.

Internationally speaking, it's the second most popular auto racing discipline after Formula 1, but mention rally racing in the United States and you'll probably get a lot of blank stares. Both ...