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Volkswagen Tiguan Prices Keep Going Up, And It Sure Sounds Like Tariffs Are To Blame
The new Tiguan is 4.4% more expensive than it was in March
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Refreshed 2026 Alfa Romeo Tonale Drops Hybrid, Adds Sick-Ass Tri-Spoke Wheels
The only powertrain option is now the 268-hp turbocharged four-cylinder, and aside from the awesome wheels and updated front end, not much has changed.
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Ford And GM Are Crushing Rivian On Electric Pickup Sales
Only the R1T and the Tesla Cybertruck have shown big YTD sales declines in 2025.
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Spyker Will Attempt To Return From The Dead, Now With The Original Founder Back In Control
Spyker is coming back, and we're hoping it brings some glorious knobs with it.
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Portland's Trump-Protesting Emergency World Naked Bike Ride Had More Than 1,000 Participants, But Sadly Not Everyone Was Actually Naked
In defense of the people who didn't go completely nude, the weather on Sunday wasn't exactly warm and balmy.
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EV Chargers Are Being Installed At A Record Pace Despite Cuts To Vehicle Incentives
In the first nine months of the year alone, the U.S.'s charging infrastructure has expanded by a whopping 19%. You love to see it.
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Fifth Time's The Charm For SpaceX Starship With Last Second-Gen Test Success
For a while, it looked like the only thing SpaceX's second-gen Starship could be counted on to do was explode, pointlessly.
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Woman Sues Volvo, Claims Hands-Free Tailgate Caused Brain Injury
Volvo and an employee of the automaker are both named in the lawsuit, after a dog reportedly activated the car's hands-free power tailgate.
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Happy Wednesday, Now Please Enjoy These Sweet Autozam AZ-1 Photos
It doesn't hurt that this particular AZ-1 looks outstanding, and you can buy it now on Cars & Bids.
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Next-Generation Dodge Durango Will Debut In 2029 Following Current Car's 19-Year Production Run
Fans of Dodge's venerable SUV finally get some good news.
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Boeing Is Now Absurdly Late In Getting Planes To Airlines And The Government Shutdown Isn't Helping
The shutdown has delayed aircraft inspections and, in Lufthansa's case, prevented a new seat on the airline's Boeing 787s from being approved.
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These Are The Best Winter Beaters, According To Our Readers
Of course, there's your usual smattering of all-wheel-drive wagons and SUVs, but some of you got a bit silly with it, and that's where the magic lies.
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Stellantis Is Making A $13 Billion Bet On Itself And The U.S.
You could have your choice of men, but I could never love again.
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What's Your Favorite Big Luxury Coupe?
They may be increasingly rare now, but some of the most appealing cars in modern history have been vast, lavish, and blessed with only two doors.
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At $15,000, Is This 1997 Alfa Romeo Spider A Belissima Bargain?
Rebooting an icon can be a terrible idea, but reviews of Alfa Romeo's Spider pegged it as a 90s classic. Does it still command respect today?
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This 2,500-Mile Harley-Davidson Is One Bad Dragon You'll Want To Ride
This 1994 FLHTC Electra Glide Classic is Bad in the most complimentary, Michael Jacksonian way, and it's more Dragon than maybe any other motorcycle on Earth.
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Average Price For A New Car Hits $50,000 For First Time Ever
The record highlights how lower-income buyers are being pushed out of the new car market.
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Airports Refuse To Show Kristi Noem's Blatantly Partisan Government Shutdown Video Because The Hatch Act Still Exists
The Homeland Security Secretary is doing her part to make everything worse with a video she wants airports to play that blames the Democrats for the shutdown.
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Five Automakers Are Facing Their Own Dieselgate Trial In The UK
It's been a decade since VW's Dieselgate scandal over cheating on emissions tests. Now five other automakers face their own trial, with nine more on deck.
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Mazda Is Teasing Something Very Coupe-Y Ahead Of The Japan Mobility Show
The so-called Vision Model concept seems like it'll have a B-pillar and four doors.
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Some Jeep Hybrids Bricked After Disastrous Weekend OTA Software Update
A weekend over-the-air update left many Jeep owners frustrated - and some stranded.
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Layoffs Come For NASA As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory Sheds 10% Of Its Workforce
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory oversees 40 missions to every planet in the solar system, plus the Sun. That won't save its employees from "restructuring."
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Connecticut Says It's Now Illegal To Ride An E-Bike Without A Helmet But Not A Motorcycle
In what world does this make sense? You can ride a motorcycle without a helmet in the Nutmeg State if you're the right age, but never an e-bike.
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These Are The Rarest Cars You've Ever Seen On A School Run
The comments section featured trips down memory lane or recent carspotting outings while waiting in the pickup line for their own child.
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Tesla Cybertruck Sales Are In The Toilet
Remember Elon Musk's ambitious sales promise for the Cybertruck? Yeah, that didn't happen.
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Which Brand Would Break Your Heart The Most To See Taken Over By Private Equity?
Personally, I'd much rather see Mazda die than stick around long enough to get ruined by private equity, because you know driving dynamics would be first to go.
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2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Refreshed With A Cleaner Nose And 647-HP Range-Extender Powertrain Using Pentastar V6
The updated Grand Wagoneer's naming and trim structure is less confusing, and its base price is as low as the old Wagoneer.
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