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Infiniti QX80 Track Spec And QX80 Terrain Spec Are Two Extreme Sides Of The Same Coin
Infiniti is in a tough spot right now and seems to be in a bit of a "throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks" mode.
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Lax Fuel Economy Rules Are Hurting Rivian
We're looking at how the loss of fuel economy credits is hitting Rivian, as well as Stellantis' plans for EVs in China.
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At $21,999, Is This 2003 BMW 540i A Good M Sport?
Today's BMW 540i presents much better than its nearly 200K in mileage would make you think as it has had a lot of mechanical refreshment.
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Failed Towing Attempt Causes Unoccupied Car To Crash Into Restaurant Twice
It takes a lot of skill, or lack thereof, to crash a car you're not even driving.
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Lucid Gravity X Concept Wants To Conquer The Off-Road World
The Gravity X has quite a few changes to make sure it's up to snuff when the going gets rough.
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Acura RSX Prototype Is A Close Look At The Sporty Electric SUV That Will Be Made In Ohio Starting Next Year
This is basically 98% of what the production RSX design will look like — just add on real side mirrors and slightly tweak the diffuser and front bumper.
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Ram's Mechanical Bull Ride Found, Sheriff Says It Was Never Stolen To Begin With
Ram called for Hemi fans' help when its mechanical bull ride was "stolen" recently. Now, the situation is getting even weirder.
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EV Charging Is Finally Getting Big In The U.S.
We're looking at the state of EV charging in the United States, as well as Tesla's plans to bring rideshares to New York City.
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High-Tech Cadillac Elevated Velocity EV Concept Is Inspired By Desert Polo, Which Is A Real Sport
This fully drivable concept highlights where Cadillac design will likely head in the future, and it's got gullwing doors and healing infrared lights
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At $6,999, How Could You Possibly Duck This Jaunty 1967 Tuk Tuk?
The 1967 Daihatsu Tuk Tuk taxi we're considering today was once a common sight in cities across much of Southeast Asia.
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Chrysler FirePower: The History Of The First HEMI Engine
HEMI is a brand that carries a long legacy with it, but the story goes back further than you might imagine. Here's the history of the first HEMI.
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London Police Seize 72 Cars Worth $9 Million During 'Anti-Social Driving' Crackdown
One seizure involved a pair of purple Lamborghinis, and one of the drivers had only been in the country for two hours before losing their ostentatious ride.
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EV Sales Are Still Growing, But At A Much Slower Rate
We're looking at global EV growth, as well as the ongoing negotiations between Volkswagen and its UAW employees in Tennessee.
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At $31,995, Does This 2019 Ford Mustang GT Offer Some Serious Bang For Your Buck?
Today's Nice Price or No Dice Mustang checks all the right boxes — six-speed stick, Recaro seats, and stealthy-gray paint among the highlights.
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What Kind Of Bird Did Pontiac Put On The Hood Of Trans-Ams?
The design for the giant hood bird decal offered as an option on Pontiac's most famous model, the Trans Am, was inspired by a few specific artworks.
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Cadillac Will Hand-Paint Your CT5-V Blackwing A Special Color For Only $60,000
The Curated by Cadillac program offers more than 160 exterior colors and millions of interior combinations.
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Here's Why The Boeing 757 Got The Nickname 'Atari Ferrari'
The Boeing 757 was a favorite among pilots, who dubbed it the "Atari Ferrari." Learn the specs behind this aircraft and how it got its nickname.
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VinFast Admits It's Not Working Out In The U.S.
VinFast comes to terms with its U.S. debacle, GM wants to get back into the driverless car game, and more.
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China Beats America At Its Own Jet-Age Futurism Game With Wonderful Buick Orbit Concept
Buick says the Orbit takes inspiration from the jet age of the 1950s, drawing from things like sci-fi spaceships and GM's iconic Motorama concept cars.
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At $9,500 Canadian, Would You Say 'I Would' To This 2000 Toyota WiLL?
Weird doesn't begin to describe today's Toyota Will Vi, but "Neo Retro" is a fitting place to start. Does this JDM boutique brand car has what it takes?
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Can You Register An RV As Your Primary Residence? Only If It Meets These Requirements
Living the RV life has its appeal. But first, you'll need to ensure you meet the legal requirements to declare your RV as your primary residence.
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Please Don't Blow Up Your Boss's Car If You Get Fired
A Pennsylvania man has been arrested on suspicion of blowing up his former boss's car in front of his house.
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At $7,500, Is This 1984 Maserati Biturbo A Terribly Good Deal
Long considered one of the most unreliable and undeserving of all Maseratis, the Biturbo is a quirky and fun bit of the Italian automaker's history.
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The Differences Between Centrifugal, Roots, And Twin-Screw Superchargers
Superchargers can take a vehicle's performance to another level. Here's a breakdown of the differences between centrifugal, roots, and twin-screw superchargers.
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Manual Transmissions Are Still Popular In These Countries
Manual transmissions account for just a tiny fraction of car sales in the U.S., but there are places in the world where they still thrive. Here are six.
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These Are The Easiest Cars To Flat Tow Behind An RV
Flat towing is a great way to get a more maneuverable ride to your destination along with your RV, but not every car can be flat towed. These kinds can.
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Can Oil Go Bad Just Sitting In Your Engine?
You don't drive much, so you don't rack up miles. Or you've been out of town, so your car sat in the garage. Will the oil still be good when you drive again?
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