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After undergoing a meticulous two-year restoration, this rare 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray has been driven a mere 601 miles by its owner. Now, it’s headed to auction, where it’s expected to fetch up to $52,099—approximately 1.37 billion Vietnamese dong.

The all-new Hyundai Santa Fe is now officially available in Vietnam, sparking debates over its controversially bulky rear lights. While the rest of the vehicle is well-received, anticipation is building for a potential 2027 refresh, with many eager to see if the South Korean automaker will redesign the taillights.

Unveil the all-new Suzuki Across, a masterpiece built upon Suzuki's proprietary Heartect platform. This cutting-edge vehicle offers the best of both worlds, featuring both gasoline and hybrid engine options to cater to every driving preference.

Lamborghini has resurrected the iconic Countach with an ultra-rare, exorbitantly priced, and powerhouse edition, leaving enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the potential return of the Reventon to the lineup of upcoming raging bull supercars.

Vince Zampella lost control of his Ferrari 296 GTS while exiting a tunnel on the Angeles Crest Highway in California, USA.

The first Lamborghini Temerario supercars are set to hit the UK market early next year, while Vietnamese enthusiasts who have pre-ordered this model can expect deliveries likely by mid to late 2026.

Intrigued by personalized license plates? For those seeking a unique touch for their multi-million-dollar vehicles, matching the plate numbers to their birthdate is a popular choice. These specific plates, often overlooked by the general public, frequently secure bids at the minimum price of 40.1 million VND.

Curious about Toyota's seemingly perplexing decision? The Japanese automaker offers two compelling explanations, rooted in the increasingly diverse demands of its varied customer base.

A staggering 52,565 vehicles are being recalled due to a software glitch in the occupant safety system control module.

With this remarkable performance, the Ford Ranger solidifies its reign as the undisputed leader in the pickup truck segment and remains one of the best-selling vehicles across the entire Vietnamese market.