The Strange Lawsuit That Put A Chevy Beretta Inside Beretta's Headquarters
General Motors was once tangled in a lawsuit with heritage gun brand Beretta. A Chevy Beretta in the Italian gunmaker's headquarters is a quirky reminder.
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Before Automakers Took Hydrogen Cars Seriously, GM Built The Electrovan
General Motors has been dabbling in hydrogen power for decades. It began with the company's involvement in the U.S. space program and continues today.
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How Reliable Are Ford Mustangs? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Sure, the Mustang is a classic muscle car, but can you count on it? Consumer Reports has its view of Ford's pony car, and so does J.D. Power.
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This 1992 Honda Accord Wagon's Original Owner Drove It 965,000 Miles, And Now You Can Take It To One Million
For sale with no reserve, it even has the original 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine, though its four-speed automatic transmission was replaced twice.
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Toyota's Camry GT-S Concept Is Basically A Body Kit And Handling Package, But It Needs To Offer That Paint Immediately
Oh, and it also has a sports exhaust. Can't forget the sports exhaust. That's very important, even if it's hard to see in the press photos provided.
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This 40-Mile Corvette ZR1 Isn't A Flip, It's Just Too Much Car For The Owner To Handle (Allegedly)
With 24 hours left, bidding is already $82k over the MSRP, so clearly people don't care that it doesn't have the factory warranty anymore.
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Tesla Recalls 63,000 Cybertrucks For Potentially Blinding Oncoming Drivers
Blinding LED lights are a scourge of roads the world over, and now an unexpected automaker is finally taking a stand against them.
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Elon Musk Begged For His $1 Trillion Pay Package During Tesla's Q3 Earnings Call
Elon Musk, hijacked Tesla's mixed third-quarter earnings report to beg for his $1 trillion pay package and Volvo's drastic cost-cutting seems to have worked.
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At $6,700, Is This 2001 BMW 330xi A Blast-From-The-Past Bargain?
Refreshingly free of huge dashboard screens, and surefooted on its all-wheel drive, is this a must-have sedan from BMW's halcyon days?
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Here's What Chevy's Powertrain Warranty Actually Covers
Like all major auto brands, Chevy has a powertrain warranty for its vehicles. However, you need to read the fine print, because it doesn't cover everything.
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Mazda Held Out Against Touchscreens For Years — Now It's Finally Giving In
Mazda had a touchscreen way back in 1990, but mostly has declined to use them. Now a soon-to-debut model will offer a screen nearly 16 inches big.
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2026 Toyota RAV4 GR Sport Is Genuinely Fun To Drive — And Hopefully A Trendsetter
With 324 horsepower, 48 miles of electric range and some meaningful mechanical upgrades, the new RAV4 GR Sport is a unique offering in the automotive world.
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2026 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid And PHEV Don't Innovate But Should Continue To Dominate
Class-leading fuel economy and PHEV range, vastly improved technology and great design help make up for the new RAV4's disappointing interior.
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Tesla Recalls Nearly 13,000 Vehicles As Battery Pack Defect Could Cause Loss Of Drive
In 2024, the EV manufacturer recalled more vehicles than any other automaker.
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Consumer Reports Says You Should Avoid These Luxury SUVs
Selecting a new vehicle can be difficult. Fortunately, Consumer Reports can help with that. These are the luxury SUVs to avoid, according to CR.
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Mazda Owners Complain The Most About These Common Problems
Mazda is generally known for building excellent cars. However, not every Mazda vehicle is free from issues. Here are the top owner-reported Mazda problems.
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Mazda's Famous Red Paint Still Turns Heads: Here's Why It's Special
Mazda's Soul Red Crystal paint is unlike any other, both in its ingredients and how it's applied. The result is a look that dances and shimmers.
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383 Stroker Engine: Why The Chevy Small Block Is Still A Muscle Car Favorite
The 383 wasn't created by Chevy, but the bow tie has adopted it, as have lots of muscle-car owners. The secret is its "just right" Goldilocks appeal.
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Forget The Ford Focus ST, Buy This NOS-Boosted Saleen Ford Focus Instead
Will it ultimately sell for more than it would cost to buy a regular Focus ST? I couldn't tell you.
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Tesla May Drop Its Physical Key That Was Barely A Key To Begin With
If you are the type of Tesla buyer who doesn't put your full faith in the phone-as-a-key system, you should still be able to purchase a key card for $40.
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New Tesla Roadster Is Definitely For Sure 100% Guaranteed Still Happening, And We'll See It This Year, Tesla Designer Claims
If Tesla does reveal a "production" Roadster before the end of the year, I really wouldn't be surprised. Just don't expect actual production.
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Kentucky Is Home To The World's Largest Toyota Factory And You Can Get A Free Tour
Toyota is based in Japan, but its biggest factory is in the U.S. You can see it for free, but if you can't make it to Kentucky, there's a virtual tour online.
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Toyota Made A HEMI Engine Six Decades Ago, And Nobody Noticed
Dodge may be most famous for its hemi engines, but from the 1960s to the '90s, Toyota made hemis, too. They still hold up well, though there are costs involved.
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New Toyota Land Cruiser FJ Is A Smaller And Way More Adorable SUV
Sadly the U.S. will be missing out on Toyota's smallest off-roader.
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Why Consumer Reports' List Of The Safest Cars List Skips Subaru
When it comes to reliability, Subaru is usually one of the top ranked, but Consumer Reports left it out in its list of safest cars. Here's what did.
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Ford Gives The Mustang Mach-E GT The California Special Treatment For 2026
Overall, there isn't too much of a change from the regular Mach-E GT on the outside, and I think that's okay.
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That Awful Grinding Rattle Your Honda Makes On A Cold Start? Here's The Likely Culprit
If your Honda sounds awful when you start it, chances are there's one part to blame. The good news: If you're handy with a wrench, you can fix it yourself.
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