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Dodge Wants To Bring Back The V8 Hellcat
Are EVs quicker? Sure, but that's apparently not the point to a certain kind of buyer.
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This Is How Much 2022 Kia Carnival Minivans Have Depreciated In 4 Years
Officially marketed as an MPV, the Kia Carnival is the fastest and most capable minivan currently on the market, and 2022 models have become solid bargains.
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If You're Wondering What Elon Musk's Politics Have To Do With Tesla's Cars, Watch 'Musk'
Alex Gibney's "Musk" documentary is only in limited release right now, but it's worth seeking out when it comes to your town.
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7 Fuel-Sipping 4-Cylinder Engines Ranked From Best To Worst MPG
Four-pots were always a great choice for fuel efficiency, and these seven purely gas-powered units prove just how far internal combustion tech has come.
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Fastest-Ever Bathurst 1000 Decided By Stunning Fuel Miscalculation
The heartbreaking defeat could've been completely avoided if the #18 Camaro just spent a second or two longer taking fuel during its final stop.
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Here's How Much 2021 Chevy Tahoes Have Depreciated In Five Years
While the 2021 Tahoe is now a serious bargain for anyone in need of a truly cavernous three-row SUV with low maintenance costs, it also has a few downsides.
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Henry Ford Killed The Patent That Claimed To Own The Automobile
The world's first patent troll almost secured the rights to all cars, but Henry Ford defeated him first on the track and later in the courtroom.
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Modern Turbo-Four Muscle Cars Are Still Better Than Old V6-Powered Base Models
In MotorWeek's test of a 1993 Chevrolet Camaro V6, it did 0 to 60 mph in 8.8 seconds, over half a second slower than a Nissan Altima of the same model year.
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5 Lexus Models Commonly Said To Be Nearly Indestructible
From a luxury sedan built to rival Mercedes-Benz to a rugged SUV with legendary Toyota DNA, these Lexus models have earned a reputation for going the distance.
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Hyundai Tucsons Are Pretty Reliable, But These Are Some Of The Common Issues
With proper maintenance, Hyundai Tucsons can hit 200,000 miles on their original engines and transmissions. Still, watch out for these common problems.
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The Porsche 911 Challenge Will Have You Saying 'Shut Up And Take My Money!'
When you think about mods you'd have to do to a 911 GT3 to get it to move 5 seconds quicker around a lap, the Challenge starts to look like an outright bargain.
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5 New Family Minivans Ranked From Best To Worst IIHS Safety Ratings
We look at the five safest family-friendly minivans on the road you can buy brand new according to the IIHS and compare the results with NHTSA's findings.
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7 Cars With Lease Deals That Cost Less Than $300 Per Month
Some surprisingly cheap leases are available now, but their lower monthly payments can come with baggage like low mileage limits, hefty upfront costs, and more.
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BMW M5 Is Getting A Snoutier, Toothier Neue Klasse Facelift
The entirety of the 5 Series lineup will be getting a major refresh in 2027, and we've spied the hottest one at the Nürburgring.
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For 20 Years, The Bugatti Type 41 Royale Was The Most Expensive Car Sold At Auction
Although luxury cars can sell for quite a bit more money after a few years, Bugatti's Type 41 Royale was priced above all its rivals for over two decades.
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Porsche's Most Uncompromising Race Car Had Carcinogenic Brakes
In its search for ultra-lightweight materials in the late 1960s, Porsche found a new way to make brakes. It didn't know the metal they used caused lung cancer.
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2026 Ford Mustang GT Manual Gets The Exact Same Gas Mileage That It Did Back In 2009
Even with much more power from the larger modern V8 engine, the Mustang has maintained the same fuel economy estimate for almost 20 years.
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New Volkswagen ID Tiguan Atones For The ID 4's Button-Erasing Sins
The ID Tiguan will come to the U.S. in 2027 with a hugely improved design, way more physical controls and the option for the gauges to look like a Mk4 Golf.
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2027 Chevrolet Trax And Trailblazer Are Subtly Updated And Grayer Than Ever
Both SUVs have styling tweaks and more standard safety features, and the Trailblazer is offered in a new Z71 trim level.
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2027 BMW iX3 M60 Has 100 More Horsepower Than The Old X3 M Competition
The M Performance version of the electric iX3 has 603 hp and will hit 62 mph in 3.9 seconds.
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2027 BMW iX4 Is The Most Dramatic-Looking Crossover Coupe Yet From The Brand That Started The Craze
The range-topping (for now) iX4 M60 model will have 603 horsepower and optional yellow DRLs.
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Porsche Isn't Actually Doing Gas Versions Of The Next Boxster And Cayman, But It Is Working On A New Mid-Engine Supercar
The electric 718 Boxster and Cayman are set to launch next year, and next week Porsche will be revealing a new supercar concept called the Mission S.
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This Subaru 4-Cylinder Has A Terrible Reputation For Reliability, Here's Why
People who love Subarus really, really love their Subarus. But this Subaru engine is designed in such a way that big problems are commonplace.
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Next-Gen Camaro Reveal Confirmed By Tea Leaves Following New Michael Bay 'Transformers' Movie Announcement
Every "Transformers" movie needs Bumblebee, and since GM already killed the Camaro, the only way to cast a Camaro is if Chevrolet comes up with a new one.
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How Ex-Ford CEO Alan Mulally Endured Consumer Reports Criticizing His Brand New SUV
Ford was struggling when Alan Mulally took over as CEO in 2006. Here's how he turned criticism from Consumer Reports into motivation for the company to improve.
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2027 Volkswagen Atlas Is A Satisfying Update Of VW's Most Important Model
After 10 years on sale and over one million units sold, Volkswagen's three-row SUV has gotten a much-needed redesign.
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Why The Ford 9-Inch Rear End Is Still America's Favorite Axle Decades After Ford Quit Making It
Ford stopped making the 9-inch rear end in 1986, but aftermarket companies are still making parts for the axle, and racers still rip down tracks with it.
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