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Dodge Bringing More Awesome Colors And Graphics To The Masses With Expanded Jailbreak Program
In addition to lots of new colors, Dodge is introducing translucent tinted stripes to the Charger and Durango.
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5 Cars That Did Modular Bodywork Before The Slate Truck
Slate's modular truck may seem like a pathbreaker, but it's far from the first vehicle with swappable parts. These production cars and concepts got there first.
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One-Off Bugatti Destrier Is A Pure Design Exaggeration Based On The Extreme Bolide Track Car
The outrageous Destrier is named after the most well-known type of medieval war horses, which seems fitting given its race car underpinnings.
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New Hennessey Blackbird Wants To Give You 'Analog Overload' With No Turbos, No Screens, And A Manual
Hennessey will make 71 of its new Blackbird hypercar for $2.5 million each, with production starting sometime in 2029 or 2030
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Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60° Homage Is Another Birthday Tribute To The First True Supercar
If you feel the need to overrule Lamborghini's designers, is this really the special edition for you?
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I Don't Remember The Last Time I Used My Car's Volume Knob
My Fiat 500e's problem, if you can even call it that, is the volume controls on the steering wheel. They're just too convenient.
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The Transverse Inline-6 Is A Stupendously Rare Engine Layout For Good Reason
As smooth as they may be, inline-6 engines are a packaging nightmare. That's why only a select few automakers, like Volvo, have dared mount them transversely.
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Honda Almost Nailed Its Camera Button Placement, But One Unexpected Automaker Still Has Everyone Beat
Too many automakers stick the camera controls in some random, unintuitive spot on the dashboard or center console that forces you to reach for it, and it sucks.
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2028 Mercedes-Benz GLA Is A Particularly Big, Beefy Subcompact With EV Or Hybrid Power
Like its CLA and GLB siblings, the third-generation GLA has lots of tech, nicer looks and new powertrains — and it's RWD in electric form.
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2027 Audi Q9 Is A Longer, Thicker Q7 Taking On The Established Big Boys
Finally Audi has come out with a truly large three-row SUV, and the U.S. is the only market that will get the V8-powered SQ9 with 591 horsepower.
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Toyota's 2027 TRD Pro Colors Are Honeycomb And Hot Honey, In Case You Wish You Could Drive A Sweet Tonka Truck
Beyond the two new yellows the TRD Pros also get Fox QS3 shocks and red tow hooks, though we don't have any full details yet.
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BMW Is Making An Electric i4 Convertible And I'm Vibratory With Excitement
The Neue Klasse 4 Series will be one of the few droptop EVs on the market.
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What It Actually Means When Automakers Give Cars A Facelift
When a Hollywood star gets a facelift, the changes are purely cosmetic. When an automaker gives a car a facelift, they may go deeper — or they may not.
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5 British Car Brands You've Probably Never Seen On American Highways
You have to hand it to the British: they make truly gorgeous, unique cars. But we seldom see the best of them here in the States, and that's a crying shame.
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Chrysler Debuted 'Auto-Pilot' Technology Way Back In 1958
Tesla's Autopilot is one of the brand's best known features, but Chrysler also had an Auto-Pilot option decades earlier. Here's what it could do.
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What's The Difference Between An AGM And A Flooded Lead-Acid Car Battery?
If you're shopping for a new car battery, you'll probably see AGM and lead-acid options in the parts store. But what's the difference between the two?
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Bugatti's Final W16 Mistral Has Paint Called 'Sparkle' And A Falcon Head Sculpture In The Shifter
Now that the 99th Mistral has rolled off the line, Bugatti is almost done with its W16 engine for good as it looks forward to production of the Tourbillon.
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Toyota Fixed The Crown's Two-Tone Paint You Thought Was Ugly
Overall, the Crown remains largely the same, even if I'll miss seeing that weird-ass blacked-out rear end on my local streets.
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The Vital Role Combustion Chamber Quench Plays In Engine Performance
In a combustion chamber, quench has nothing to do with the engine's appetite for fuel, but it's still important for making sure the engine runs efficiently.
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4 Econoboxes That Keep Getting Modified Into Limos
These four tiny commuters have no business hauling more than two rows of seats, and yet they're inexplicably frequent victims of wild limo conversions.
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Smart's #2 Is Looking Solid
Ahead of its debut at the Paris Auto Show in September, Smart is giving us our best look yet at its new city car.
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The 'Road Rover' Is Real: New Range Rover GT Is A Badly Named Electric Crossover-Coupe-Sedan-Thing
We don't have any technical details, but the GT will be Range Rover's most road-focused model yet.
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Here's How To Tell If Your Tires Were Made In America
Even the big-name American brands don't make all their tires stateside these days, so how can you tell whether your black circles are homegrown?
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Ford Will Put A Gun Safe In Your Expedition Because A 4-Digit Code Will Surely Curb Your Road Rage
With a four-digit combination keeping the center console safe locked, Ford isn't advertising this accessory as a gun safe, but that's definitely what it is.
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2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS680 Is A More In-Your-Face Refresh Of A Refresh
Mercedes has done an admirable job of keeping its flagship SUV relevant so many years after it first went on sale.
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Here's How Much The Average Car Weighs These Days, And Why It Matters
Cars are getting heavier than ever. Here is a look at average vehicle weights today and why "car bloat" is a major deal for safety, tires, and the planet.
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What Common Issues Affect Mercedes-Benz's M256 Turbocharged Inline-6?
Mercedes' M256 turbocharged inline-6 engine has become popular across the German manufacturer's range, but what are the weak spots in this powerful mill?
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