Today, we're looking at Elon Musk says robotaxis are starting in Austin, Texas next month, EV charger installation is drastically down thanks to Trump.
Read MoreThe sixth-generation RAV4 has fresh styling, an overhauled interior and trim levels including a rugged Woodland and new GR Sport tuned by the Gazoo Racing team.
Read MoreSean Duffy's DOT and Republicans in Congress have grossly distorted what NHTSA actually did back in 2023 when it proposed new fuel economy standards.
Read MoreA rare six-speed stick and unique paint scheme make today's Nice Price or No Dice R8 Quattro stand out from the crowd.
Read MoreThis crash test simulated a multi-car pileup on a freeway, which in the real world poses a significant challenge for accident investigators.
Read MoreWhile some drivers may find automatic start/stop technology annoying in cars, daily drivers in urban settings stand to benefit greatly from the feature.
Read MoreEvery gas-powered vehicle comes with an oil filter, right? So why do some truck owners install second "bypass" oil filters? And should you do it, too?
Read MoreReplacing a car's windshield has gotten more difficult over the years with more and more safety technology, but the basic repair principles still apply.
Read MoreIf you've gone under the hood of a lot of late-model cars, you may have noticed something missing: the dipstick. Why do so many new cars lack them?
Read MoreWe're checking out the lightning-fast fundraising start Slate Auto is experiencing and how Subaru is raising some prices because of President Trump's tariffs.
Read MoreToday's 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STi was built to go head to head on the rally circuit and the street against the likes of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.
Read MoreIt seems like every winter, there's a debate about whether you should still warm up your engine before starting out for a drive. Well, should you?
Read MoreHammond and May drove a Porsche Taycan Turbo GT around the "Top Gear" track while reminiscing on past adventures they shared.
Read MoreWhen you drill down into the details, it's effectively impossible to build a car entirely within U.S. borders.
Read MoreToday, we're looking at Nissan's future plans, as well as the waning grasp of foreign automakers on China's luxury market.
Read MoreImagine, for a moment, being on the receiving end of the question, "How are you coming with the restoration of your '80s Toyota Tercel?"
Read MoreIt's an age-old debate: Will you hurt your mileage more by putting on the AC or rolling down the windows? The answer is more complex than you might think.
Read MoreYou've just noticed a problem: a small chip in your windshield. Should you hustle to fix the glass, or is it okay to leave it alone unless the issue spreads?
Read MoreIndependent front suspension has been the trend now for many years in all sorts of vehicles. So why do some trucks still use solid front axles?
Read MoreYou know that extra gas you're putting in your car to top it off? Yeah, you may be doing more harm than good for your car's health. Here's why.
Read MoreAre you ready to be disappointed? Apparently, some of these once solely American-made oil filters now have "Made in Another Country" stamped on their products.
Read MoreIf you're the sort who doesn't drive very much, are you likely to find that your tires are actually expiring before they can wear out? How would you even tell?
Read MoreThe Vector wheels will be custom-made in basically whatever size, configuration or finish you want, and despite being '80s-inspired would work on lots of cars.
Read MoreCars become icons for a variety of reasons, but these hoods really made them stand out from the crowd. In fact, many of them can still be seen in new models.
Read MoreWhen Stellantis acquired many well-known car brands, it decided to cut a few impressive engines out of its lineup. These are the ones we wish were still around.
Read MoreWhether you realize it or not, BMW engines are hidden under the hood in several other car brands. Here are just a few that have adopted one of BMW's engines.
Read MoreTo an American eye, the jagged lines leading up to British intersections might seem just an odd bit of decoration. But they have a serious purpose.
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