Used C8 Corvettes Are Still $55,000 Cars Because Chevrolet Made Them Too Good, I Guess
Sadly, for the folks who were hoping to pick up a five-year-old C8 for $30,000, the dream still remains very much out of reach.
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Pilot Takes Failing Turboprop Plane For Crash Landing Atop Hangar
First responders pulled two people out of a plane that crashed on a hangar's roof at a small public airport outside Kansas City on Monday.
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Chinese Cars Are Invading Europe, And Some Of Them Are Pretty Good
As with all things from China, you have to separate the well engineered vehicles from the cheap underwhelming junk, but when you do, the cream rises to the top.
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Who Needs An Overpriced FJ Cruiser When You Can Buy The Only High-Roof 1996 Toyota Mega Cruiser Ever Made
If you're looking for a properly awesome, gigantic truck that can take you and nine of your closest friends anywhere, the Mega Cruiser is the vehicle for you.
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What Does AMG Stand For, And How Does Mercedes Use The Badge?
AMG is actually an acronym, and it's been around for a long time.
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Famous British Railway Enthusiast Francis Bourgeois Just Committed To Restoring His Pink Honda Jazz, And We Are So Excited
Social media influencer Bourgeois has committed to making Rhonda the Honda the most perfect Honda Jazz 1.4 iDSI in Iris Red Pearl that the world has ever seen.
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Chinese Car Companies Told They Can't Sell Used Cars With Zero Miles Anymore
Why buy a new car when you can get a steep discount on a "used" one with no miles, at all?
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President Trump Says He's Pulling Federal Funding From Active California High Speed Rail Project
At worst, the project has doubled its projected costs.
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This VW Beetle Rickshaw Makes No Sense And I Love It
This chopped-up Volkswagen Beetle is an absurd vehicle, and I love it so much.
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The New Nissan Leaf Looks Gigantic But It Actually Shrunk
While the third-generation Leaf has a more crossover-like look, it's smaller in length than the outgoing model.
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This Triumph Spitfire Gasser Is Extremely Good
If you're in the market for a fun little summer car, you could do a lot worse than an old British roadster.
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Ram's New 10-Year Warranty Will Last Almost As Long As It Takes You To Pay Off Your Truck
Ram has a new plan to turn sales around with a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty on 2026 model year trucks and vans. Nice.
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These Sports Cars Would Be Better With A Safari Variant
It's hard to top the joy of launching over a dune, spinning donuts in a forest clearing or blasting across an arid plain.
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Trump Is Causing America To Fall Behind On EVs
In this morning's edition, we're looking at Trump's effect on EVs in America, as well as Mitsubishi losing its low-cost edge to tariffs.
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Honda Launches A Reusable Rocket And It Didn't Even Explode
Honda, the automotive, motorcycle, small-engine, and robotics company, pushed Japan several steps closer to its outer space ambitions.
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You're Campaigning To Be The President Of Car Enthusiasts, What's Your Platform?
There are significant issues in the world of cars today, and cars are definitely political. As Car Enthusiast President, you'd have a big impact on the world.
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2025 Audi A5 And S5 Take The Fight To The 3 Series And C-Class' Doorstep
With a revamped liftback exterior and new technology, Audi is trying to show the world it's still serious about the compact luxury space.
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At $6,495, Is This 2005 Pontiac Aztek Rally An Attractive Bargain?
This 2005 Pontiac Aztek Rally is the most attractive edition of a model so ugly that it tainted its parent to the point that the brand became a joke.
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Elderly Man Somehow Gets Mercedes A-Class Stuck Driving Down Rome's Spanish Steps
Maybe this 80-year-old man is just a big fan of "Fast X" and "Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning."
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These Airlines Would Be Hardest Hit By A Boeing 787 Grounding
If the FAA does put safety first and decides to ground the Dreamliner, nearly 1,120 Boeing planes would be taken out of service.
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Who Owns Polestar Now, And Are All The Cars Made In Sweden?
Polestar is a global brand with plants all over the world — but none in its home country.
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Transportation Secretary Threatens To Seize Infrastructure Funding From States That Don't Stop The Protests
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has threatened to withhold infrastructure funds from states that don't stop the protests.
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The Best Deals On SUVs Right Now, According To Consumer Reports
Our friends at Consumer Reports sorted through all the available incentives and put together a list of the SUVs that currently offer the biggest discounts.
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Do Nitrogen Filled Tires Actually Make That Much Of A Difference? Here's What Owners Say
Vehicle owners do have the option of having their tires filled with nitrogen, but does it make that much of a difference? Here's what owners have to say.
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Driving A Ford V8-Swapped Safari MGB Will Have You Thinking Outside The Pavement
The FIVEOMG license plate on this jacked-up MGB says everything you might need it to.
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Honda, Please, Give Us The Super EV Concept
The upcoming Super EV concept looks like a widebody N-One kei car, and it'll debut at Goodwood.
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Ever Wonder Why Your Tires Wear Out Faster On One Side? Here's Why
Have you ever noticed that your tires are wearing more on one side than the other? Here are the likely culprits as to why this is happening.
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To Compete With Russia, U.S. May Finally Build Icebreaker Ships Again
If this deal goes through, then at last we'll have good old fashioned American icebreakers made by Americans in America again.
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Can Synthetic Oil Really Improve Fuel Economy?
Synthetic oil is a go-to choice for many vehicle owners, but does it improve fuel economy? If better mpg is your goal, here's what you need to know.
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Regenerative Braking Could Make Your Kid Fail Their Driving Test
Allegedly, a teen in New Jersey failed his driver's test because he used regenerative braking in his dad's Tesla.
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Audi Gives Up On Full EV Switchover Target
Audi is going back on a decision to end the development and sale of internal combustion-powered vehicles in 2033.
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