Missouri Rep Wesley Bell Spent $35,000 In Campaign Funds To Buy A Friend's Durango, And Things Only Get Sketchier From There
Whether or not Bell used campaign funds to buy the Durango isn't exactly in question here.
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Unpaid Air Traffic Controllers Consider Calling In Sick, Driving For Uber As Flight Delays Increase
By their own admission, air traffic controllers are barely holding it together as it is, without a government shutdown taking away their paychecks indefinitely.
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Fast & Furious 11 Reportedly In Danger Because The Last One Cost $340 Million And Barely Turned A Profit
Fast & Furiously trimming down the budget.
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GM Abruptly Cancels $7,500 EV Lease Credit Extension After Republican Senator Complains
General Motors created the program just over a week ago to help customers who wanted to benefit from the now-dead $7,500 federal tax credit on EVs.
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Tesla Insurance Under Threat In CA Over 'Repeated Failures To Comply With Long-Standing Claims Handling Laws'
Tesla promised its in-house insurance would save drivers time and money. California isn't convinced.
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Diesel Brothers' David Sparks Arrested For Violating Multiple Court Orders, Failing To Pay $844,000 In Fines
There are still occasionally consequences for breaking the law and ignoring court orders, which Diesel Brother David "Heavy D" Sparks found out the hard way.
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Ineos CEO Says The Company Needs To Build In The U.S., And Fast
Ineos is building its vehicles in Europe, and that means a tariff hit on imports to the vital U.S. market.
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After Five Weeks And $2 Billion In Lost Revenue, Jaguar-Land Rover Finally Restarts Production
JLR's factories are coming back online, but recovery won't be straightforward.
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Tesla Model Y Standard Has A Glass Roof You're Not Allowed To See Out Of
Does this really save Tesla money?
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These Vintage Cars Deserve A Modern Model, According To Our Readers
We ended up with way more responses than we could possibly include here.
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Investors Didn't Like Tesla's Cheaper Model 3 And Model Y
A pair of decontented EVs have left investors discontented.
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What Car Were You Most Surprised To See Make It To Production?
Sometimes you just can't believe what an automaker is actually selling to the public.
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At $8,500, Canadian, Is This 1994 Mazda MX-3 GS A Good Deal, Eh?
Small coupes don't generally get V6 engines, but the MX-3 was no ordinary 2+2.
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Your Tax Dollars Pay For People To Fly On These Tiny, Weird Planes
U.S. tax dollars pay for various services, including one program that uses tiny airplanes to help keep the country connected. Here's what you need to know.
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How Long Does A Bottle Of Power Steering Fluid Last Once Opened?
Power steering fluid is essential for many cars. However, the fluid has a shelf life and won't last forever. Here's how long an open bottle will remain fresh.
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The Cheapest And Most Expensive Countries To Buy Gas
Gas prices always seem to be a hot topic in the United States, but costs vary widely across the world. Here are the cheapest and most expensive countries.
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4 Useful Ways To Use The AUX Switches On Your Jeep Wrangler
The Jeep Wrangler aux buttons allow you to customize your ride in numerous ways. Here are four of the coolest and handiest uses for these switches.
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Why Ford Turned To 3D Printing For Faster Nürburgring Times
Nürburgring is a storied proving ground for automakers looking to test their designs, so Ford brought the latest in 3D printing tech to improve its lap times.
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2026 Aston Martin DB12 S Is Even Sportier And More Stylish
It may be quicker to accelerate, and to slow down, but the big news here could be the DB12 S' soundtrack.
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These Are The Best Minivans And 3-Row SUVs, According To Consumer Reports
Buying a new car can be stressful. Fortunately, Consumer Reports' studies can help. Here are the best minivans and SUVs, according to CR.
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These Are The Hardest (And Easiest) Countries To Get A Driver's License
Passing a driver's license test is a big milestone, but depending on where you live can change how easy it is. Here's what you need to know.
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Armchair Enthusiasts Despair, Actual Buyers Want The New Honda Prelude
Since September 5, when preorders opened, Honda has sold 2,400 cars — eight times the 300 the company had planned.
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10 Legendary Land Yachts That Weren't Built By Cadillac
The land yacht occupies a special place in the American automotive tradition that is heavily associated with Cadillac. But Caddys weren't the only game in town.
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Can-Am Spyder F3/RT Vs Ryker: How Do These 3-Wheeled Motorcycles Compare?
Can-Am builds a handful of reverse-trikes, meaning the bikes have two wheels in the front. Here's the differences between the brand's most popular models.
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How The World's Highest Bridge Slashed A 2-Hour Commute To Just 2 Minutes
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge doesn't just link two parts of China. It's also a tourist attraction, and part of a big program of bridge and road building.
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New Tesla Model 3 Standard Costs $38,380 And Doesn't Even Have A Radio
So, the $25,000 Tesla is finally here — a few years after it was promised, $13,380 more expensive, and also not a new model.
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Tesla's New 'Cheap' Car Is Just A Decontented Model Y That Still Costs $41,630
Add this to the list of Elon Musk's broken promises.
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