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EV Registrations Jump Before Trump Kills Tax Credit At The End Of The Month
EV registrations take a big jump ahead of the death of the $7,500 vehicle tax credit, Rivian finally breaks ground on its Georgia plant, and more.
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Which New Porsche 911 Would You Spend A Hypothetical Blank Check On?
Would you be sensible and get a base Carrera coupe, or maybe be slightly more interesting and get a Targa 4S?
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At $8,000, Could You Get To The Crux Of This 1986 Honda CRX?
While currently calling Florida its home, today's CRX is said to have originally been from New York, and hence has what the seller says is "rust on the floor."
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Here's How Cruise Control Actually Impacts Fuel Consumption
As with most things in life, the conclusion is basically, "It's complicated."
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Toyota Wants You To Host NBA Watch Parties In Its New E-Palette Minibus
Toyota wants it to be a people-carrier, a food truck, a theater, and more — all in the same day.
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2 Small SUVs Consumer Reports Recommends You Skip In Favor Of Something Better
You probably won't be surprised by which two crossovers Consumer Reports doesn't recommend.
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Feel Like You're Driving A Real-Life Hot Wheels Car With This Automecca Sports Van 'Brubaker Box'
Fewer than 30 of these were ever built.
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Tesla Cybertruck, Volkswagen ID Buzz, Ford F-150 Lightning, And More New EVs Face IIHS Crash Tests With Mixed Results
Four of the seven EVs achieved the IIHS' highest rating of good in the updated moderate overlap test.
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Toyota Built An App To Hack Plug-In Hybrid Owners' Brains And Make Them Actually Charge Their Cars
In the U.S., the app increased PHEV owner satisfaction by 16 percentage points, bringing satisfaction to 100%.
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The Best All-Season Tires You Can Buy, According To Tyre Reviews
It can be difficult to compare tires yourself, since you probably don't have the budget to rent a test track. Thankfully, our friends over at Tyre Reviews do.
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Mercedes-AMG May Come Out With An Electric GT Coupe To Fight The Porsche 911 If It Can 'Justify The Investment'
The potential two-door coupe would be based on the AMG.EA platform that will underpin the production version of the four-door GT XX concept shown here.
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Forget Missiles: Ukraine Is Using Drones To Ram Drones Like An Old-School Navy
To deal with the increasing frequency and ferocity of Russian drone strikes, Ukraine is beginning to turn to one of the oldest plays in the military book.
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Jaguar-Land Rover Production Won't Restart Until Next Week At The Earliest Following Massive Cyberattack
Some suppliers could even go out of business if the shutdown continues.
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Toxic Fume Leaks On Planes Making Both Passengers And Crew Horribly Sick
The culprit is what's known as a fume event, and it occurs when toxic fumes from jet engines make their way into the cockpit or cabin.
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Travis Kelce Wears Tasteless Shirt Defending Teammate Who Crashed Lamborghini Urus Into Multiple Vehicles And Fled The Scene
Rice was arrested and charged over the crash in July, pleading guilty to two felonies.
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Ford Is Cutting German Jobs Due To Slow EV Sales
We're looking at Ford's low EV demand in Europe, as well as Nissan's struggles to meet demand for EVs in Japan.
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What Tires Are You Running On Your Daily Driver?
Did you stick with the OEM tires or swap them for something better? Do you run all-seasons, or do you swap 'em out every time spring and fall?
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At $6,000, Is This Supercharged 2003 Jaguar XKR A Deal That Doesn't Blow?
The best-looking Jaguar since the E-Type, today's XKR has the muscle to back up that handsome bodywork. Let's see if the price is just as hunky.
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Whatever These Drunk Podcasters Think, No, Tesla Autopilot Isn't Your Designated Driver
A social media influencer is once again muddying the waters over what Tesla's Autopilot software can and can't do.
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Lawsuit Claims Tesla Prefers Visa Holders Over American Workers To Keep Wages Low
A proposed class-action lawsuit claims that Tesla prefers to employ H1-B visa holders over American workers at its U.S. facilities at a systemic level.
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The New BMW 3 Series Is Gonna Look Really Good
The new iX3 is the first production model on the Neue Klasse platform, and it debuts a radical new design language for the brand.
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The Billionaire Who Controls Stellantis Wants To Ditch The Car Business But Can't Escape
Nothing about U.S. tariff policies is making Elkann's job any easier.
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Aston Martin Is Teaming Up To Make A Stroller, Cue The Jokes
And yes, the internet has already asked the important questions — why wasn't this called the Lance Stroller?
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Tony Stewart Can't Remember 335 MPH Top Fuel Dragster Shunt
Tony Stewart had a frightening exit from last weekend's NHRA Reading Nationals.
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NASA Kicks Chinese Workers Out As It Promises It's Not Losing The Next Moon Race
The philosophy seems to be that NASA should do all Moon stuff, all the Moon time.
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ICE Made South Korean Hyundai Workers Sign Voluntary Removal Papers: Report
We're looking at the conditions in which the South Korean Hyundai workers were held, as well as Stellantis' new pro-V8, anti-EV stance.
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These Are Your Favorite Auto Show Memories
Memories of family fun, swag acquisition and amazing moments in automotive heritage will live forever in your hearts and this blog.
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