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Stolen Fire Truck Smashes More Than 14 Cars In 'Grand Theft Auto' Style Rampage
The identity of the fire truck thief is still unknown.
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Tennessee Teens Could Lose Driver's License Over Bullying, Under New Law
The message is clear — repeat bullies now take the bus, but not the fun party buses Nashville is known for.
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Hanoi To Ban Combustion Motorcycles And Scooters From City Center In Less Than A Year
Motorcycles and scooters with internal combustion engines will be banned from the inner city in less than a year, with further and wider bans to follow.
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A Fan Found Chris Harris' BMW M5 Hours After It Was Stolen
Upon discovering the car was gone, Harris put the word out to his sizable social media following asking them to "please keep an eye out for it."
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GM Lost $1.1 Billion To Tariffs Last Quarter
Hard to believe that tariff policies promising to protect American businesses might, in fact, have backfired spectacularly on them.
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Lucid Air Just Got Better For 2026 With More Range And Tesla Supercharger Access
Using a NACS adapter, Lucid Air owners will be able to charge at up to 50 kW at Tesla stations.
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California Introduces Apprenticeship Program To Fill Auto Tech Shortage
The two-year program will pay apprentices a fair wage, require no out-of-pocket expenses, and provide tools and a computer for e-learning.
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2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Goes Hybrid Only, Stays The Cheapest Three-Row Vehicle On Sale
A mild-hybrid turbocharged four-cylinder replaces the Outlander's naturally aspirated base engine, and the PHEV remains available.
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NASA Employees Know They Can Only Save Themselves From A Trump-Forced Turndown
287 current or former NASA employees signed a letter detailing the destructive decisions that threaten to endanger lives and harm the public good.
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Some Chinese Automakers May Have Been Lying About Their Sales Numbers
Chinese vehicle sales have seemingly exploded across the world (save for the U.S.), but it looks like at least some of that might be smoke and mirrors.
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EVs May Have Helped Kill AM Radio But Congress Is Bringing It Back
After passing through the House and Senate with bipartisan support, carmakers will have six years to sort out the static.
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European Emissions Regulations Won't Kill BMW's High-Performance Engines
BMW fans, you can breathe a sigh of relief.
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2026 Dodge Hornet Is The Latest Casualty Of Tariffs
The Hornet and its Alfa Romeo Tonale sibling are built in Pomigliano d'Arco, Italy, and therefore subject to a 30% tariff beginning on August 1.
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Just How Dangerous Is New York City's Subway, Really?
So while crimes do occur on the subway, and the pandemic led to significant increases, it's disingenuous to claim the subway is more dangerous than ever.
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Driver Plows Into LA Crowd, Injuring At Least 36, Then Shot By Unknown Bystander 'In The Butt'
A driver injured at least 36 people when he drove his car into a crowd in East Los Angeles at about 2:00 a.m.
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Stellantis Stops Trying To Make Hydrogen Happen Because It's Too Niche
Stellantis was set to start making hydrogen commercial vans this year, but now it will discontinue not just the vans, but hydrogen development altogether.
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These Are The Worst Things About Modern Cars
Huge screens, huge wheels, huge acceleration... We asked for your dislikes about modern cars, and you didn't hold back.
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Stellantis Has Spent 2025 Bleeding Cash
This morning we're looking at Stellantis' multi-billion-dollar 2025 losses, as well as BYD's stagnation.
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Brittany Force Is Officially The Fastest Person In NHRA History
Force pushed her car to a blistering 341.85 miles per hour in the quarter mile to knock Doug Kalitta out of competition in the semi-finals.
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At $15,450, Is This 1992 Isuzu Gemini Irmscher Coupe A Gem Of A Deal?
Is this JDM gem fit to be the hit at your next Cars & Coffee?
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Ships Could Start Going Nuclear Again
As countries around the world try to tamp down emissions (well, some of them, anyway), a major target for improvement is the shipping industry.
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Jet Engine Cars Have Always Sounded Cool But Been An Incredibly Bad Idea
The notion of putting jet engines in cars in one that won't go away.
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Formula 1 Moving To Apple TV+ Would Be Good For The Sport But Great For Apple
ESPN has reportedly bowed out of negotiations to keep F1 on its network, as Apple apparently offered $150-$200 million per season for the broadcast rights.
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Hyundai Turned An Ioniq 9 Into A Mobile Seed Bomb Drone Station
The Seed Ball Drone Station will drive into forests that have just suffered a wildfire and then deploy drones to reseed hard to access areas.
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Porsche Has Already Cranked Out The One Millionth Macan
This is the fastest Porsche has ever built one million of a single type of vehicle, beating out the 18 years it took Porsche to build the millionth Cayenne.
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Renault Design Boss Says 'Sexy, Desirable' MPVs Could Make A Return As SUVs Fall Out Of Favor
Europe may have been all-in on SUVs recently, but Renault's design boss foresees a near future in which an emphasis on efficiency may renew interest in MPVs.
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In Case The Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 Isn't Complicated Enough For You, Here's A Spyder With A 30-Year-Old Power-Retractable Hardtop
The only real downside I can possibly see here is that this car is probably going to sell for a lot of money, even with its comparatively high mileage.
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