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Get Ready For Car Prices To Climb
The days of automakers absorbing tariff-related price increases may be ending, and that's bad news if you're buying a new car.
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What's The Best Winter Beater?
We're here to find out, empirically and scientifically and conclusively, what car makes the best winter beater.
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At $35,000, Does This 1984 Hurst/Olds Turn Loose The Lightning?
If you've ever looked down and thought "this car would be better if there were three times as many transmission shifters" then have we got the classic for you.
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Nine Of The Top 10 Cars Most Likely To Reach 250,000 Miles Are Toyota Products
Next time you're looking for a car you can depend on for years to come, you might want to listen to the people telling you to buy a Toyota or Honda.
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How Reliable Are Jeeps? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Jeep ranked 19th out of the 22 automakers included in Consumer Reports' latest reliability list.
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New Chevy Bolt Vs. Nissan Leaf: By The Numbers
The 2027 Chevy Bolt is here, taking the crown of "cheapest EV on the American market" from the 2026 Nissan Leaf — by a few hundred dollars, at least.
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What Is The B-21, America's Next Stealth Bomber?
In principle, it will be the most advanced plane in the world when it starts being deployed, though that's still a ways off.
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Ford Built The Mustang GTD With Aero Tech Race Cars Can't Even Use
The Mustang GTD's F1-style DRS system isn't allowed on race cars like the Mustang GT3 that inspired it.
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The 5 Best New SUVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports put together a list of its top-rated crossovers and SUVs, factoring in road test scores, owner satisfaction, predicted reliability and safety.
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How Radar Detectors Find Them Before They Find You
Radar detectors are actually pretty simple.
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Inversion Space Promises Worldwide Delivery Within An Hour
Naturally, its first intended customer is the military, but Inversion eventually hopes to apply its technology to the commercial sector as well.
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The 5 Best EVs You Can Buy In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
These EVs performed the best in Consumer Reports' testing, while also offering the safety and reliability that you want out of a new car.
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Record Numbers Of Americans Are Falling Behind On Their Auto Loans
Struggling to meet your monthly car payments? You're not alone.
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The New World's Longest Nonstop Flight Is A 19-Hour, 20-Minute Ordeal From JFK To China
Xiamen Air's new record holder is only ten minutes longer than the previous mark, Singapore Airlines' service from Newark to Singapore.
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Toyota Wants To Take Companion Drones Out Of Concept Cars And Onto The Trails
While the idea is technologically possible right now, there are some regulatory hurdles to figure out first, and not just flying beyond line-of-sight.
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This Hearing Aid-Colored 1992 Oldsmobile Silhouette Is So Bad It's Good
Whoever ends up winning this no reserve auction is a hero.
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Elephant Attacks Truck After Getting Rear-Ended, Killing Zimbabwe Lawmaker Desire Moyo
Five Zimbabwean members of parliament found out the hard way that hitting an elephant is seriously bad news.
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A $100,100 Bid Somehow Wasn't Enough To Win A 900-Mile Faraday Future FF91
Can you believe it?
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Spirit Is Trying To Get Rid Of Half Its Planes In Second Bankruptcy
Spirit might never again operate at the scale it did in its heyday.
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After Taking Away Turn Signal Stalks, Tesla Will Sell You One For $595
This isn't the first time Tesla has made a change that nobody asked for or wanted, then charged us to change it back.
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1,300-Car Collection Owned By One Charitable Alabama Man Is Going Up For No-Reserve Auction, With The First Batch Of Cars Now Live
It was called the Generous Collection for a very good reason. Now, the whole thing is being auctioned off.
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Volvo May Get Rid Of Its New Key Cards That Nobody Seems To Like
According to Volvo, the real issue is that the card is only intended as a backup for your phone, which isn't really any better.
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Toyota Makes Your TRD Pro Control Arms Alongside NASCAR Parts In California
The first Toyota Racing Development U.S.A. facility was opened in Costa Mesa, California in the early 1980s, and it's still in operation today.
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Airline Removing Reclining Seats From Its Economy Class
WestJet announced last month that all seats in its Economy class will be fixed recline as part of a major cabin reconfiguration, meaning they can't lean back.
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New Toyota GR Supercar Might Debut Next Week, So The Lexus LFR Shouldn't Be Far Off
Years of teasing may finally be coming to an end.
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These Are The Cars You Were Most Surprised To See Make It To Production
It seems like the cars that surprised you the most are the ones that are the most exciting, interesting, and memorable models, which we appreciate.
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2026 BMW M2 Turbo Design Edition Is A Hand-Painted Tribute To The Original 2002 Turbo
BMW isn't saying how many of these will be built, beyond that it will be "produced in extremely limited numbers" starting in January.
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