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Pickup Driver Who Ran Down Cyclists, Killing 2, Faces Max Of 1 Year In Jail
Two people are dead, others have had to relearn how to walk, and this is the only penalty.
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Ram's Bucking Hemi Mechanical Bull Ride Stolen From Roadkill Nights Event [Update: Ram CEO 'This Is Bull****']
Something not so silly has befallen the Bucking Hemi: some bastard stole it. No, this isn't a PR stunt.
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Jaguar's New Boss Doesn't Care About Trump's 'Woke' Rebrand Comments
Jaguar-Land Rover's next CEO isn't concerning himself with President Donald Trump's take on Jag's polarizing rebrand.
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These Are The Automotive Heroes That You Regret Meeting
Last week, I asked you all for the automotive heroes you wish you'd never met. Today, we parse through your answers for the best, worst, or weirdest responses.
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VinFast Admits It's Not Working Out In The U.S.
VinFast comes to terms with its U.S. debacle, GM wants to get back into the driverless car game, and more.
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China Beats America At Its Own Jet-Age Futurism Game With Wonderful Buick Orbit Concept
Buick says the Orbit takes inspiration from the jet age of the 1950s, drawing from things like sci-fi spaceships and GM's iconic Motorama concept cars.
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NASCAR Can't Ever Be A Serious Sport Until Its Superstar Drivers Stop Getting Embarrassed On Road Courses
Ovals just don't have the same draw that they used to and younger fans like road course racing.
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At $9,500 Canadian, Would You Say 'I Would' To This 2000 Toyota WiLL?
Weird doesn't begin to describe today's Toyota Will Vi, but "Neo Retro" is a fitting place to start. Does this JDM boutique brand car has what it takes?
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Trump Administration Forced To Resume $5 Billion EV Charger Funding After Losing 14-State Lawsuit
The new USDOT guidance that accompanied the resumption removes requirements that ensured underserved areas have access to public charging stations.
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It Could Be A While Before The U.S. Sees The INEOS Fusilier, And The EV Version Might Never Appear
If you want to know whether a startup car company will succeed, the best place to look is the vehicles it plans to sell in the future.
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Ships Carrying Chinese Cars Aren't Being Targeted By Houthi Militia
This almost certainly means that China cut a back-channel deal with the Houthis, either directly or through their main sponsor, Iran.
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Your Second EV Should Have A Much Smaller Battery And The Auto Industry Will Thank You
The bottom line here is that the auto industry has a battery problem.
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Thieves Running From Cops Steal Four Vehicles, Including A Tanker Truck They Somehow Knew How To Drive
At one point, the suspects hit a tanker truck that reportedly may have been carrying milk and then proceeded to steal it when the driver got out.
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Please Don't Blow Up Your Boss's Car If You Get Fired
A Pennsylvania man has been arrested on suspicion of blowing up his former boss's car in front of his house.
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Expiring EV Tax Credits Gives Tesla A Temporary Sales Boost
We're looking at a peak amidst Tesla's tumbling, as well as Mercedes' puppy-dog eyes to the EU over continued ICE development.
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The White House Is Confusing Americans With Its Comments On Auto Tariffs
There aren't enough new buyers of vehicles in these countries – which are facing aging and declining populations – to support a notable uptick in U.S. exports.
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Semiconductor Tariffs Could Make Your Next Car Even More Expensive
Every car has between 1,000 and 3,000 semiconductors, so there will certainly be a cost issue if they are suddenly 100% more expensive than they used to be.
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At $7,500, Is This 1984 Maserati Biturbo A Terribly Good Deal
Long considered one of the most unreliable and undeserving of all Maseratis, the Biturbo is a quirky and fun bit of the Italian automaker's history.
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Denver Airport Might Build Nuclear Reactor, Likely Fueling Further Conspiracy Theories
Denver's mayor and the airport CEO announced a $1.25 million feasibility study to see if the nuclear option is viable for satisfying DIA's growing energy demand
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This Espresso Machine Made From A BMW Engine Saves A Ride To The Coffee Shop
BMW Motorrad and ECM have teamed up to bring us the Big Coffee Boxer, named for BMW's famous boxer motorcycle engines.
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Lucid Is In So Much Trouble That Even The Deep-Pocketed Saudis Might Not Be Able To Rescue The Company
At some point you have to ask yourself how much PIF is willing to let Lucid lose.
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This Brown Manual 1985 Toyota Tercel 4WD Wagon Is A 778,621-Mile Canadian Survivor
Purchased in 1990 for $2,500 Canadian loonies, it now has more than 778,621 miles on it, and counting.
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Get Paid Six Figures To Name Stuff At Ford
Ford is hiring for a world expert, someone with a rare and powerful gift, who can do things some don't even dare to dream of: name stuff.
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Chevy Camaro ZL1 Is 39 Times More Likely To Be Stolen Than The Average Car
According to HLDI, thefts of 2016 and newer Camaros spiked in 2023 and continued to rise through 2024.
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Jim Lovell, Legendary Commander Of Apollo 13, Dead At 97
As one of America's Space Age space men, Lovell forged a legacy by setting a number of remarkable firsts.
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Can Honda Civic Type Rs Get Cheap Already?
Every FK8 Type R I see out there is one of two things: Over $30,000, or in some way wrecked.
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Maine Lobster Festival Tries To Stop Food Truck From Selling Lobster Rolls, Moves It Next To The Toilets When Owner Refuses
Multiple food truck operators have accused the Maine Lobster Festival of trying to stop them from selling lobster rolls at the lobster festival.
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