The World's Biggest Cruise Ship Is This 250,000-Ton Monster
Royal Caribbean has done it again.
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NASA Wants Your Help Tracking Its Spaceships
NASA has big (and extremely complicated) plans to return Americans to the Moon in the next few years -- and it would like your help.
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35 Years Ago, The Lamborghini Diablo Was The Fastest Car In The World
The Diablo was the first Lamborghini to cross the 200-mph top-speed barrier.
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The Most Reliable New Cars And SUVs You Can Buy For Less Than $30,000, According To Consumer Reports
Luxury features and sporty driving dynamics are great, but most people just want something that's reliable, safe, fuel-efficient and affordable.
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How Automotive Painters Color Match Your Car's Paint
Just get the number of your car's paint and you're all set, right? No, picking the right color to repaint your car is a mix of high tech and artistic eye.
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Was Al Capone's Limo Confiscated And Then Used As The First Armored Presidential Limo?
During World War II, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt needed a secure means of transportation. Was the answer a limo once owned by gangster Al Capone?
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I Can't Make The Car In Front Of Me Drive Any Faster, But You Can Definitely Stop Tailgating Me Like This Is Somehow My Fault
It's a bunch of cars going slower than you'd prefer, but it's not like I can do anything about it. Just calm down. You'll get there when you get there.
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This Practically New 1994 Ford Escort On Bring A Trailer Is A Blast To My Past
I think, as the great Dr. Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones, Jr. would say, "It belongs in a museum."
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Kia Recalls Nearly 40,000 Sorentos That May Catch Fire When The Climate Control Fan Speed Is Set To Three
The connection between the blower motor resistor and connector can overheat when using the HVAC system on fan speed three while the ignition is on.
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Aftermarket Parts May Be Harder To Find After Major Supplier Goes Bankrupt
First Brands' bankruptcy isn't the end, but it may be alerting us to even bigger problems to come.
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U.S. Army Members Want To Import Tesla Cybertrucks To Germany, But Germany Says Nein
One does wonder just how many U.S. service members might have actually wanted to import a Cybertruck to Germany.
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Used Aston Martin DBXs Are So Cheap, You Can Buy This One For $72,000
You can buy a used DBX with a 542-hp V8 for less than the starting price of a brand new Mercedes-Benz GLE450 Coupe with a six-cylinder engine.
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Chinese Investment In SpaceX Raises Questions About Foreign Influence Inside The Major Government Contractor
That feels like a pretty serious national security concern.
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Chevron Oil Refinery Near LAX Has Massive Explosion And Jet Fuel Unit Fire
A massive fire erupted at a Chevron oil refinery three miles south of Los Angeles International Airport Thursday night just after 9:30 p.m.
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I Regret Selling My Lincoln, But Now I Need To Replace It! What Car Should I Buy?
Luke lives in Spokane, and he needs to replace his Lincoln MKZ. That car had AWD traction, plenty of power, and lots of comfort, but it had to go.
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Nearly 1-In-5 New Car Buyers Have $1,000 Monthly Payments Because We Live In Hell
For reference, that number was just 2.4% back in 2015.
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Two People Bought Fiat 500Ls In The Year Of Our Lord 2025
The company sold 475 dead cars, including two Fiat 500Ls — cars that Fiat killed off in the U.S. five full years ago.
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Tesla Sued Over 'Death Trap' Cybertruck Door Design That Allegedly Led To Three Deaths In Fiery Crash
This could get very messy for Tesla.
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These Offbeat Races And Driving Competitions Deserve More Attention Than Sperm Racing, According To Our Readers
If it can be raced, it will be raced. That's just how humans work.
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Tesla Had A Monstrous Sales Quarter Right As The $7,500 EV Tax Credit Died
Tesla's deliveries surged to nearly 500,00 vehicles in the third quarter as buyers looked to get a deal before the $7,500 EV tax credit expired, and more.
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What Car Has The Coolest Shifter Ever?
Whether you drive an automatic or a manual, it's one of the most crucial touchpoints of any car.
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'Fu** RTO' Meeting Room Screens At Ford's Dearborn Office Hacked After Workers Ordered To Come Back To The Office
From the looks of it, this image appears to be on one of those screens that is used to reserve a conference room.
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At $6,500, Is This 1987 Toyota Corolla FX16 GT-S The Hot Hatch To Have?
Does that feel like a fair deal on an almost forgotten hot hatch? Or do the questions and the fuel pump make you think the seller needs to find a new bottom?
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That Time Ford Designed A Nuclear-Powered Car, The Nucleon
If you can run ships on nuclear power, why not cars? In an era of atomic optimism, Ford unveiled its plan for a car that would run on uranium fission.
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Stellantis Gives Up On The Future, Kills Electric Charger Daytona SRT Banshee: Report
It points to a new priority at Stellantis: ICE power over an electric future.
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The Unexpected Trade That Returned The First Mustang To Ford
The first Mustang that Ford ever made is an incredible piece of automobile history, but Henry Ford had to work to get it back from the man who bought it.
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Boeing Is Reportedly Moving On From The 737 With A Brand New Plane
The upshot is that we have good reason to get excited as a new, clean-sheet Boeing plane is, quite simply, a thrilling prospect.
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