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These Are The Cars You Hate To Love
This, more than maybe any other question I can recall asking you beautiful people, was absolutely full of Toyotas.
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The Average Price Of 3-Year-Old Used Cars Has Increased By Over $9,000 Since 2019 Because We Live In Hell
For any fellow poor people who aren't in a place to spend more than $20,000 on a car, I feel you deeply.
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What Car Needs To Gain Another Axle?
The third axle could go at the front or at the rear, or maybe even in the middle if you have a good idea for that.
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Auto Industry Remains The Last Sticking Point In US-Canada Trade Negotiations
The bridge that was supposed to streamline U.S.-Canada trade continues to make it a headache, instead.
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At $16,400, Is This 1998 SsangYong Korando An Ultra-Rare Bargain?
According to the seller, this funky imported SUV is one of just two in the United States. But does its uncommon presence make it worth the price?
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The GR GT's 'First Allocation' Is Already Sold Out For US Because Toyota Only Wants To Sell To Drivers
The new supercar will be produced in limited quantities, distributed through select Lexus dealerships, and all 200 of the first run have already been sold.
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These Are The Cars Readers Deemed The Most Soulless
The worst offenders making these production-ready soulless machines on wheels, whether new or old, seemed to come from Toyota, Chevrolet, Stellantis, and Tesla.
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This Proto-GTO 1961 Ferrari 250 GT Sperimentale Pininfarina Coupe Will Be Coming To Your Gran Turismo Garage
This year's Gran Turismo Trophy went to this 1961 Ferrari 250 GT Sperimentale Pininfarina Coupe, a prototype racer that led to the creation of the 250 GTO.
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Bentley Torcal EV Is Getting Sheep Wool Upholstery And Ombré Wood Trim
It's the first wool upholstery in a car to achieve 100% certification by the Responsible Wool Standard, and the wood is made from 1,000 individual layers.
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August Gas Prices Set New Record As Republicans Sink America Deeper Into The Most Recent Quagmire
The 60-day memorandum of understanding has expired, but the United States isn't any closer to a deal with Iran, and gas prices aren't going down anytime soon.
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Trump Hasn't Brought Back The Auto Manufacturing Jobs He Promised
Automakers are increasingly turning to automation and artificial intelligence when it comes to manufacturing, and that means fewer jobs are needed.
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Toyota And Lexus Cars With Electronic Door Handles Reportedly Trapping Occupants When The Battery Dies
And it doesn't look like the issues are confined to the UK.
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A $100 Coin-Sized Device Can Hijack A Boeing 737
Before you cancel your flights, the team went out of its way to say that they all still fly on Boeing 737s. They don't think this is an imminent threat.
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Strategic Oil Reserves So Low, The U.S. Risks Damaging The Salt Caverns Where We Stash Our Emergency Oil
After the current drawdown, reserves will be at the lowest point they've been since the 1980s, potentially causing serious problems at the storage facilities.
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Buyers Would Rather Spend Thousands More At Carvana Than Suffer The Crap Dealers Put Them Through
Plus, Tesla is apparently preparing a Cybercab invasion, McLaren is considering adding a slew of dealerships to the U.S. and more.
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Which Car Needs To Hurry Up And Depreciate Faster?
We all have cars that are on our purchasing radar but are just out of reach... for now.
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At $32,500, Is This 1958 Willys DJ3A Surrey Too Fringe?
Museum-ready, sure, but can you imagine daily-driving this thing?
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Flock Cameras In This California Town Are Only Getting License Plates Right 29% Of The Time
While Flock claims that its license plate-reading cameras have an accuracy rate in the high 90s, this town's experience shows a far different set of numbers.
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5,000 Flock Cameras Cover Atlanta, Yet The Police Are Resolving Fewer Crimes
Flock has long claimed that the presence of their cameras increases the rates at which crimes are solved, but the data from Atlanta contradicts that story.
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After A $42.9 Million Sale, The Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Is Now The Most Expensive American Car Ever Sold At Auction
This was the only Daytona personally owned by Carroll Shelby, and it shattered the previous mark of $22 million set by a 1935 Duesenberg SSJ in 2018.
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Being Less Dependent On GPS And Learning Your Surroundings Is Good For Your Brain
You may have a good reason to get lost now.
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One-Of-Two 1935 Duesenberg SSJ Special Speedster Once Owned By Clark Gable Wins 75th Pebble Beach Concours
With over 200 cars competing, the Duesenberg took home the title of Best of Show, beating out a 1938 Delahaye and two different Ferrari 375s.
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James Webb Space Telescope Discovers New Type Of Star Powered By Black Holes Instead Of Fusion
Freshly spotted, but probably already dead.
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Gas-Powered 2027 Mercedes C-Class Updated With Star Treatment Front End And A Bigger Brain
The new C-Class will hit dealerships in the first half of 2027 with updated looks and Mercedes' latest tech, including the new MB Operating System.
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First Ferrari Luce EV Sells For $40,000,000 Because Money Is Fake And The Economy Is A Scam
The proceeds are going to The Ferrari Foundation charity, and the buyer is the same guy who spent $26 million on a Daytona SP3 last year, for the same charity.
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These Are The Best Chinese EVs, According To An American Who's Driven Dozens Of Them
Without access to Chinese EVs, it's easy to be jealous of their seemingly advanced tech, but it's hard to know which cars are really worth lusting after.
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A New Jeep Cherokee Is Already On The Way
If you muttered "Wait, but didn't they just launch it?" you're not alone.
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