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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At $7,500, Is This 1976 BMW 2002 A Well-Worn Classic?
While far from perfect, this 2002 is claimed to be solid, needing only some TLC. Let's see if its price aligns with that condition or has us exclaiming, "WTF?"
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Do Turbo Engines Need More Frequent Oil Changes?
Turbo engines provide an extra shot of power that actually makes it possible for them to aid in fuel efficiency. Do they also need their oil changed more often?
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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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Who Builds Boeing's Jet Engines, And Are They The Same As Airbus Uses?
Of the four major manufacturers of aircraft engines, which build jet engines for Boeing? Which planes' engines do they build? And does Airbus use them, too?
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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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What Does X-Mode Actually Do On Subaru Cars?
Subaru's X-Mode provides better performance under challenging road conditions, but how does it do it? And what are the limitations on using it?
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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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Here's What Those Colored Markings Mean Under Your New Car's Hood
The colored markings in a new car's engine bay aren't there for show. Some actually convey information that you (and your mechanic) ignore at your peril.
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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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Do Diesel DPF Cleaners Work? Here's What Users Are Saying
Diesel engines can be complicated, but opinions are divided on whether DPF cleaners work - or are even necessary in the first place.
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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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What Car Deserves A Tuner Following?
With modern platform and engine sharing, the bits and pieces that make up our favorite performance cars end up reused in all sorts of other vehicles.
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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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Why Are Automakers Getting Rid Of Dedicated Fog Lights?
More and more automakers are removing dedicated fog lights from their vehicles, prompting drivers to utilize their normal headlights when there's fog.
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What's The Point Of An Oil Extractor Pump, And Should You Add One To Your Garage?
An oil extractor pump might seem like a big investment for a DIY mechanic, but it's a straightforward machine that works exactly as advertised.
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The Brand With The Highest Owner Loyalty Might Not Be Toyota Or Subaru
Toyota and Subaru might be the best known mainstream car brands, but brands from Ford to Mercedes-Benz can all make their cases for customer loyalty.
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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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Should You Buy A Car Through Costco? Here's What The Auto Program Actually Offers
Costco members can use the retailers auto program to purchase themselves a brand-new car, but it's important to know what the process entails.
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