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Boeing 777X Delayed Again, Because Of Course
If it does finally get certified, the 777X will be the largest twinjet airliner in the world and the biggest commercial plane in active production.
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Scout Motors Refuses To Back Down On Plans To Cut Dealers Out Of The EV Equation
At least for now, Scout continuing to stand up to dealers can only be read as a good thing.
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Watch Koenigsegg, Singer, And Bugatti Rimac CEOs Drive Each Other's Cars On Track
If you love high-performance engineering, I promise you'll want to watch the whole thing.
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Catalytic Converter Theft Is Still An Expensive Problem But Congress Wants To Do Something About It
If the legislation passes and is signed into law, it will serve as a good example of states playing their role as laboratories for federal action.
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Cruise-Goer Jump Off Ship To Allegedly Avoid $16,000 Gambling Debt
While disembarking in port, the man allegedly jumped overboard to avoid reporting $14,600 to customs.
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Ram 1500 REV Electric Pickup Truck Is Dead Before It Could Pile Up On Dealer Lots
Who could have seen this coming? It's not like there were any signs the American arm of Stellantis might bail on its electric truck.
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Oil And Gas Industry To Get $40 Billion In New Subsidies From Republicans Because They Love The Free Market So Much
As we all know, if there's one thing Republicans care about, it's protecting the Free Market.
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Toyota Will Build New, Improved Engine Blocks And Heads For Classic AE86 Corolla
These will be the biggest and most sophisticated parts Toyota has offered to date, with a number of upgrades over the originals.
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Mazda Recalls CX-90 And CX-70 Because They Might Run Out Of Gas
Running out of gas may seem like a silly mistake, but some Mazda SUV owners may end up doing this through no fault of their own.
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Special EV Access To Carpool Lanes Ends September 30 In 13 States
This will increase traffic in non-HOV lanes as single-occupant EVs will be forced to use them just like everyone else.
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No, You Can't Drive A Barbie Jeep In Traffic, Especially When Drunk
Apparently, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are also the fun police.
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2026 Nissan Leaf Isn't Perfect, But It's Light Years Better Than Before
At a time when the average price of a new car is nearly $50,000, the new Leaf represents a great value.
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Big Boat Stuck
We're looking at the latest big cargo ship to get stuck, as well as the fallout from Immigration and Customs Enforcement's raid on the Hyundai-LG plant.
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At $26,250, Could This 1999 Pontiac Trans Am Get A Win By A Nose?
Today's Trans Am eschews the traditional screaming chicken on the hood for ram air induction. Low miles and a six-speed stick add to the car's attractions.
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Max Verstappen Set To Make Nürburgring Debut This Weekend
The end goal is for Verstappen to race a Ferrari 296 GT3 with Emil Frey Racing on Sunday. However, he wouldn't be able to do it with an entry-level license.
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IIHS Top Safety Pick+ Winners Must Have Anti-Speeding Tech By 2027 — And DUI Detection By 2030
Time will tell if automakers decide to produce new vehicles with these features in order to receive meet IIHS Top Safety Pick+ requirements.
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Canada May Drop 100% Tariff On Chinese EVs To Help Farm Owners
Farm owners would be able to sell a lot more of their products like canola oil and soy beans to China, while Canada would benefit from more affordable EVs.
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Ferrari 849 Testarossa Brings Back That Name On A Controversially Styled 1035-HP PHEV SF90 Replacement
It's sure to be one hell of a performer no matter what you think of how it looks.
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Washington D.C. Traffic Laws Debated On The Floor Of Congress In Excellent Use Of Everyone's Time
Congress should be figuring out how to continue funding the U.S. government past September 30 to avoid a shutdown. Instead, it's attempting to micromanage D.C.
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Drivers Don't Use Apple CarPlay So Much After All, BMW Says
BMW has some rather compelling data to back up its claims, turning the traditional arguments against infotainment use on its head.
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Mercedes Is Sticking With V12s Into The 2030s, At Least In Markets That Still Allow Combustion Engines
The increasingly rare 12-cylinder engine is one of the last living dinosaurs in the automotive world, and Mercedes has no intention of letting it go extinct.
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I Have A Long Commute But Don't Want A Typical Commuter Car! WCSYB
Kevin lives in D.C. and just got a job with a long commute. He wants a rear-drive car with three pedals. With a budget of $27,000 what car should he buy?
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These Are The Model Redesigns You Hate The Most
One thing is definitely for sure; all my homies hate the early '00s Mitsubishi Eclipse.
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2026 Mercedes-AMG E53 Wagon Is Way Cheaper Than Its Competition But Has Similar Performance
The 604-horsepower plug-in-hybrid E53 wagon will start at $94,500 when it reaches dealers this fall.
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South Korean Hyundai Workers Headed Home After Trump Asked Them To Stay And Train American Replacements
We're looking at the Trump administrations offer to South Korean Hyundai workers, as well as Tesla's plummeting brand loyalty.
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What's Your Favorite Auto Show Memory?
Auto shows aren't nearly as exciting as they used to be, but at this year's Munich motor show, we still saw some pretty cool cars.
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At $7,500, Is This 1977 Chevy Vega A Star?
Chevy's Vega was one of the best-looking and least reliable cars of the 70s, making today's wagon a laudable survivor. Let's see if its price survives our poll.
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