What EV Chargers Does Costco Sell, And Why Might You Want To Buy Elsewhere?
Costco sells several EV chargers, and members may turn to it reflexively. There are other options in the world, though, that may suit your needs better.
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Flying-Taxi Company Joby Could Buy Heli-Taxi Company Blade For Cheap
The goal with the Blade deal is to plug Blade users into Joby's products, with flights commencing next year.
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Bristol Motor Speedway Ran Out Of Food Almost Immediately During Its Record-Setting Inaugural MLB Game
There were hot dogs with no buns, and nachos with no cheese.
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These Are The Last New Vehicles You Can Get With A Manual Transfer Case
Having a manual transfer case can give die-hard off-road enthusiasts an advantage. However, there aren't many vehicles equipped with one anymore.
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'Safety Today Is A Luxury,' Giorgetto Giugiaro Says After His Crash
Anyone who's survived a major crash may have a new perspective on life, and Giugiaro is no exception.
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Delaying Over-The-Air Updates Could Risk Warranty Coverage
GM also says that "if an Over-the-Air software update causes damage to the vehicle, that damage will be covered for the applicable warranty coverage period."
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Next-Gen GLC EV Brings Back Mercedes-Benz's Most Iconic Grille With A Bold Illuminated Twist
With the next-gen GLC crossover, which will be fully electric and sit alongside the existing gas-powered GLC, Mercedes is going back to its design roots.
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Hospital Parking Garage Mistakenly Charged A Woman Nearly $8,000 For A 45-Minute Visit
Parking in LA is a well-known hassle, but imagine being charged nearly $8,000 by an automated machine that wrongfully showed you were parked for three years.
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Ford Celebrates 60 Years Of Bronco With A Deliciously Retro Anniversary Package
The package is built upon the Bronco's Outer Banks trim level with the Sasquatch Package.
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Hawaiian Shipping Giant Bans EVs And Plug-In Hybrids Over Fire Risk
Unlike the dedicated car carriers that have caught fire, Matson uses container ships to transport cars along routes across the Pacific Ocean.
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Ford Promises 'Model T Moment' For New EV Reveal On August 11
During its second-quarter earnings call, Ford CEO Jim Farley announced that the company would reveal its long-awaited cheap EV platform on August 11.
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This 52-Mile 1990 Chevrolet Beretta GT Comes With A Manual Transmission And The Original New Owners Cassette Tape
Of all the cars ever made, the Chevrolet Beretta sure is one of them.
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Lamborghini Is Giving Up On The SC63 With Nothing To Show For It
The Lamborghini SC63 LMDh program had such promise for the honored Italian brand.
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Another Win For The French: DS Automobiles CEO Says Building Performance Cars And Going Racing Is Good For Business
It might seem a bit odd that a brand like DS would want to go racing, but there's precedent for it.
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Suzuki's Iconic Gixxer Celebrates 40 Years Of Speed With Surprise Return
Until recently Suzuki's original superbike was believed to have been undone by stringent Euro 5+ emissions regulations.
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These Are The Dumbest Cars On Sale Today
In the same way that there are lots of dumb people, there are lots of dumb cars.
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Tesla Board Gives Musk $29 Billion Award Despite The Mess He's Made
Elon Musk gets a gift worth billions from Tesla's board as it struggles in China continue, we're still a ways away from a trade deal between Canada and the U.S.
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Should You Grease Your Trailer Hitch Ball? Pros And Cons Explained
Keeping the ball of your trailer hitch ready to go means introducing some sort of lubrication, but is grease the right answer for the issue?
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What Car Maintenance Did You Not Get Around To This Weekend?
What have you been absolutely, 100% meaning to get to and just haven't yet?
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At $4,500, Does This 1996 Volvo 850 Estate Have What It Takes?
Today's 1996 Volvo 850 has had a remarkable 391,000 miles to amass all kinds of interesting and perhaps frustratingly unidentifiable odors
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Ford 6.7 Power Stroke: These Are The Worst Years According To Owners
The Ford 6.7 Power Stroke engine has had a strong run over the last decade, but some years are more prone to failure than others. Here are some to be wary of.
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Why Are Diesels Better For Towing And Hauling Compared To Gas Vehicles?
Gas engines have their advantages; they're cheaper to buy and easier to maintain. But there are several reasons why diesels are better for towing and hauling.
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How Cylinder Deactivation Saves You Gas (And Sometimes Doesn't)
Automakers call it by different names, but many have a system to deactivate some of an engine's cylinders and save you gas. Yet this can bring its own problems.
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This Was The First Car To Come With Disc Brakes As Standard
You'd think there would be an easy answer to this, but there are American, French and British contenders for the crown. We sort through them all.
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Ukrainian Drone Delivers Emergency E-Bike To Surrounded Soldier
Ukraine has been nothing if not unconventional throughout this war, particularly in its use of drones, and this situation was no exception.
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5 Useful Ways To Use The Upfitter Switches In Your Ford Truck
Ford trucks come with "upfitter" switches that let you control add-on accessories with the flick of a finger. Here are five especially helpful ways to use them.
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Is Your Trailer Too High Or Low? Here's How Level It Should Be (And How To Check)
When you're towing, does the trailer need to be level? If so, how can you check? And how can you go about making sure it's actually in perfect balance?
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