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Trump's Tariffs Will Cost Stellantis $1.4 Billion In The Second Half Of This Year
Stellantis prepares to take a massive hit on tariffs in the second half of 2025, Union Pacific just closed a mega-deal to buy Norfolk and more.
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At $7,500, Is This 2012 Chevrolet Volt A Timely Deal?
Today's Chevy Volt is eligible for a $4,000 tax credit and has a replacement battery. Does the make for an electrifying deal?
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Watch A Cybertruck Dangle In Mid-Air Thanks To Tesla Repair Glue
The only thing hold up the $100,000 truck was a two-and-a-half-inch patch of Tesla structural adhesive between the crane's hook and the 6,600-pound vehicle.
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'Leave All Carry-On Items Behind' During An Emergency Plane Evacuation Does Not Mean 'Grab Your Bags First', You Dinguses
an American Airlines flight leaving Denver International was evacuated prior to takeoff after experiencing a "possible landing gear incident."
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Maserati Is Planning A Manual Grand Tourer To Make People Care About The Brand Again
A flagship GT car with twin-turbo V6 power and a manual transmission. Yes: a manual Maserati in the Big 25.
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Volkswagen Group's Most Budget-Friendly Car Company Is More Profitable Than Porsche
The Czech carmaker just had the best second quarter in its entire history and left the much more upmarket Porsche in the dust.
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Mazda MX-30 Is One Of The Rarest Cars You Can Buy For Under $15,000
Only 605 of the low-range MX-30 EV were sold in the U.S. in less than two years, and they're getting really cheap.
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Federal Agents Storm Airplane Cockpit, Arrest Co-Pilot Moments After Landing
A group of at least 10 law enforcement officials with badges and guns pushed their way through the aisle and into the flight deck of Delta flight 2809.
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Bubba Wallace Becomes First Black Driver To Win On Indianapolis' Fabled Oval
Bubba Wallace wrote his own name in the history books on Sunday.
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Tesla Faces 30-Day Stop-Sale In California If Lawsuit Doesn't Go Its Way
Tesla could be in big trouble in its most important market if a lawsuit brought by the state of California doesn't go its way.
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Renovating Trump's 'Free' Qatari Jet Is Going Great, Just Don't Ask About The Mysterious $934 Million Transfer No One Wants To Talk About
It's important to remember that the current plan isn't for the U.S. government to keep the plane.
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Your Real Car Needs Hot Wheels-Style Wheels
Why settle for a classic Hot Wheels wheel design brought back in die cast, when it could be applied to your real-life tuner car?
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Tesla's Robotaxi Service In San Francisco Is Actually Just Going To Be A Regular Old Taxi Service
Instead, Tesla will provide a "chauffeur-style service operated by human drivers." Translation: taxis driven by cabbies.
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European Cars Are Back On The Menu, But Prices Will Rise
We're looking at the U.S.'s shiny new trade deal with the EU, as well as how our tariffs have driven poverty among now-former Canadian auto workers.
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At $59,500, Is This 1997 Lotus Esprit V8 A Legendary Deal?
This 1997 Lotus Esprit twin-turbo V8 was built just five years before the model's demise and could be considered the ultimate expression of the line.
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It's Not Your Imagination, Your EV May Be Making You Car Sick
EVs are making some people sick, and no, I'm not talking just about Dodge fans.
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The Indy 500 Made Me Understand The Appeal Of Racing
I never got motor racing. But now, after being a spectator at some of the world's most historic and important racing events, I finally get it.
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I Bought A Proper Bicycle And Now I'm Going To Be Even More Insufferable
I'm always talking about how smaller vehicles are better for traffic, the environment and society, and now I'm taking what may be the final step in the pipeline
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A Car Wash Does Not Provide A Clean Getaway From Police
A police chase in Colorado ended abruptly when the alleged perpetrators tried to escape by taking a detour through a car wash.
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FAA Wants To Hire Immigrants As Air Traffic Controllers
Surprising no one, the security personnel at the FAA are "losing their minds" at the idea of letting non-citizens into the country's air traffic arteries.
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Watch This Chinese Humanoid Robot Change Its Own Battery And Try Not To Get Creeped Out
There's no question that a robot changing its own battery resolves the down-time issues that will arise as android workers become more prevalent.
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MG Debuts Cheap Electric Hatchback With Semi-Solid-State Batteries
The second-gen MG4 will start at just $11,000 when it goes on sale in China this summer.
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Bugatti Hits 186 MPH In Every Customer's W16 Mistral And Drives Them At Least 250 Miles Before Delivery
Bugatti's approach to pre-delivery testing is just as obsessional as its car design and engineering.
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Someone Lend Me $4,000,000 So I Can Buy The Only Ferrari To Do Time At Gitmo
While I love this car for its beauty and the now-returned Italian V12, its history is fascinating to me, and maybe worth the cost of admission.
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Genesis G90s With Brush Guards And Lights Are The Coolest Way To Transport VIPs
Kuwait's fleet of G90s includes 40 cars that will be used for official ceremonies and operations and 7 that will be used to transport high-ranking officials.
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Boeing Predicts The Future, Foresees 50,000 Planes By 2044
Boeing thinks that air traffic will continue to grow in popularity as emerging markets build more infrastructure and the global middle class expands.
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Mary Kay Goes Electric With Pink Cadillac Optiq
The legend of Mary Kay Ash and her iconic pink Cadillacs dates back to nearly 60 years ago, and now her makeup company is offering EVs to its top salespeople.
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