BMW Neue Klasse Designer Says Sedans And Wagons Aren't Going Anywhere
With a recommitment to sedans and wagons, it certainly sounds like BMW wants to continue to be the enthusiast's choice when it comes to picking luxury cars.
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RIP (Again) Acura ZDX
Forever in the shadow of its cheaper Honda Passport sibling, the Acura ZDX won't be returning.
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Man Faces Five Years In Prison For Pointing Laser At Trump's Helicopter
It may seem like a joke, but the FAA takes it very seriously.
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Factory Worker Sues Tesla For $51 Million, Claims Assembly-Line Robot Knocked Him Out
Forget Optimus, it's a Model 3 assembly-line robot which is giving Tesla its latest legal headache.
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French President Calls Trump While Trying To Cross Barricaded NYC Street
Who's the most famous person saved in your contacts?
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These Are The Last Cars You Stopped To Take Photos Of
Sharing photos of cars with our friends is a timeless tradition that has only been made easier with smartphones and social media.
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Automakers Want The EPA To Let Them Build Dirty Cars
Also: If you were excited for the next Ford recall, we've got good news.
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2026 Toyota Corolla Cross Is Still Affordable And Efficient, But It Still Fades Into The Background
It ain't fancy or particularly impressive, but these updates should help the Corolla Cross better face its stiff competition.
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What Car Is Begging For A Turbocharger?
Sometimes the only thing a car needs is some good ol' forced induction.
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At $12,000, Is This 1955 Hudson Metropolitan That Good Thing That Comes In A Small Package?
What once was meant to be an affordable second car now commands a premium price, but does the Hudson history justify it?
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What Happened To The First Corvette Ever Made?
The Chevrolet Corvette debuted in 1953, and only 300 were made that year. For years it was assumed that the first Corvette ever built had been destroyed.
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SpaceX's Starship Woes Put America's Moon Mission In Doubt, Again
Doubts are growing that Elon Musk's rocket company will be able to deliver the needed capability within the next few years, putting the entire project at risk.
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These Rare Pontiac Trans-Ams Had Vinyl Roofs
The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am had it all — style, power, speed, and street cred. However, some rare models also got the exciting vinyl rooftop addition.
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Every Company That's Owned Lamborghini, So Far
From its founding in a spat with Enzo Ferrari to pairs of brothers, a dictator's son, and corporate overlords, Lamborgini's ownership has been a wild ride.
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No Wheel Chock? Here's How To Tie Down A Motorcycle To A Trailer In A Pinch
It's always best to use wheel chocks if you need to move your bike on a trailer. But if you don't have chocks, there are still ways to do it safely.
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What Makes Older V8s Sound Better Than Modern V8s?
Many gearheads claim that modern V8s sound worse than their predecessors. While subjective, there is some truth in that statement, thanks to these factors.
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What Does BRZ Stand For On Subaru?
Automakers frequently give their vehicles strange, seemingly cryptic names. However, there is a method to the madness. Here's what BRZ stands for on a Subaru.
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Millionaires, Mistresses And Man-Eating Snakes: Take A Dive Into The History Behind Some Of The Most Interesting Car Logos
Even if you aren't obsessed with cars, it's hard to not at least be a little curious about the stories and meaning behind their logos.
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Every Harley-Davidson Model From The AMF Years
The AMF years may not be fondly remembered by all Harley-Davidson enthusiasts, but plenty of memorable models still came out of this divisive era.
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1969 Boss 429 Mustang In Impeccable Condition Goes On Sale For The First Time In 56 Years
This rare, pristine Mustang in Royal Maroon can be yours for the low, low price ... oh, who are we kidding? This one isn't going to go cheap.
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Why Wet Timing Belts Have Such A Bad Reputation
A wet timing belt sounds like a great idea: a belt lubricated by oil to keep your engine running smoothly. However, they've had some serious problems.
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Floyd Mayweather Is So Mad A Dealer Charged Him $1.2 Million For A Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet, He's Suing
In the process of trying to return more than $2 million worth of cars he didn't like, Mayweather discovered the dealer marked up the G650 by about $500,000.
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These Hybrid SUVs Get The Best Real-World Gas Mileage, According To Consumer Reports
Now that hybrids have gone mainstream, we're seeing SUVS with MPG figures that would have been almost unthinkable 15 or 20 years ago.
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Gavin Newsom Bails On A California EV Credit And Has Choice Words For GM CEO Mary Barra
Governor Newsom said Barra "sold us out."
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5 Used BMWs You Can Buy With Confidence
BMW may or may not be the Ultimate Driving Machine, but its older models vary widely in reliability. Here are five you can feel good about buying.
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Volvo EX90 Upgraded With 800-Volt Architecture And New Computer Just A Year After It Launched
Owners of 2025 EX90s will get the new computer for free, but the 800-volt architecture and faster charging will only be for 2026 model year EX90s.
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Our Interstellar Visitor, 3I/ATLAS, Could Be As Old As Our Galaxy
In terms of what we can learn from it, this is not merely a star voyager — it's a time traveler.
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