What Model Redesign Or Refresh Do You Hate The Most?
Automakers can't resist the urge to mess with a winning formula, but some victims are worse than others.
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At $4,990, Does This 1996 Toyota Celica GT Convertible Mean Summer Never Has To End?
Today's Celica offers wind in your hair driving on the cheap. Could it, however, be a better bargain than a like-priced MX5 or other open top?
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What Is A Kei Car (And How Do You Pronounce It)
If you've ever heard of a kei car, you may be wondering what it is. A car shaped like a key? A special edition? Here's everything you've ever wanted to know.
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Hyundai's Concept Three Previews The Smallest Ioniq Yet With The Best Interior Of All Time
Hyundai is teasing us with a Volkswagen Golf-sized hatch that promises to be a practical daily driver in the Concept Three.
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Electric Dodge Chargers And Jeep Wagoneer Ss Recalled For Rolling Away In Park
Stellantis may be proud of its EVs, but it seems the transition isn't without teething issues.
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Why Some States Don't Require Front License Plates
Washington, D.C., along with 29 states, requires cars to display license plates mounted at both the front and rear, while 21 states only require rear plates.
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Mystery Race Car Driver Caught By Police After 6-Year Search
The 51-year-old driver was arrested by police in the Czech Republic on Sunday for driving a single-seater race car on a public highway.
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The New Subaru Outback Taillights Hide A Handy Ruler
Subaru's redesigned 2026 Outback comes with a ruler built into its taillights that might come in handy the next time you're fishing or gardening.
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5 Signs Your Car's Automatic Transmission Might Be Failing
While a healthy engine is important, without a transmission, your vehicle isn't going anywhere. Here are the tell-tale signs yours is going out of commission.
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Harley Vs. Indian: America's Motorcycle War Inside A World War
While they are seem like they belong on the city streets, Harley and Indian have been used extensively in the military. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Almost All Chrysler Turbine Cars Were Destroyed, And Where The Rest Are Today
The Chrysler Turbine car once seemed like the car of the future — until they were unceremoniously disposed of. Here's what happened to the survivors.
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This Is The Only New Car You Can Get With A 5-Cylinder Engine
5-cylinder engines are far from common, and there is only one new car in the U.S. you can get equipped with one. Here's everything you need to know.
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Stellantis CEO Says Maserati Is Still Not For Sale
According to new Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa, the storied-yet-troubled trident brand is absolutely, positively, most definitely not on the block.
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Volkswagen ID Cross Concept Is An Affordable Compact Electric Crossover With Seats That Turn Into A Bed
Volkswagen just unveiled a nearly production-ready concept car at IAA Mobility in Munich, Germany called the ID Cross.
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Harley-Davidson CVO Explained: What It Stands For And Why It Matters
Harley-Davidson bikes often have everything a rider could want, but for everyone else, there's the CVO program -- but what exactly are CVO bikes?
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88 Postal Services Stop Shipping To The U.S. Thanks To Trump Administration
Eighty-eight postal services from almost that many countries have completely halted these shipments to the U.S.
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United Airlines Is Trolling Spirit About Going Out Of Business
It didn't take long after Spirit Airlines declared bankruptcy for the second time in a year for some sharks to start circling.
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Stunning 2026 Polestar 5 Is Finally Ready For Production With 884 HP, A Supercar-Stiff Platform And No Rear Window
Underpinning the 5 is the lightweight Polestar Performance Architecture (PPA), which was developed by Polestar's UK R&D team.
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We Might Be Running Low On Cargo Planes Soon
As if a global trade war hasn't been making stuff expensive enough, there's a decent chance that your delivery fees are about to go up, too.
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Even Tesla Isn't Buying Ads On X Anymore
Tesla only spent $10,000 on X ads over the first two months of 2025, according to an SEC filing.
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Should You Cross Your Trailer Safety Chains? The Pros And Cons
Crossing your trailer's safety chains keeps it attached to its tow vehicle in the event that the primary coupling method fails while you're on the road.
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99% Of AI Car Design Is 'Sh-,' Says Mercedes Design Boss
I'm doubtful AI will ever truly be able to style a car design that is worth considering, simply because it cannot — by nature — come up with anything original.
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Porsche Will Put Lightweight Carbon-Fiber Windshield Wipers On Your New 911 For The Low, Low Price Of Just $1,310
Yes, at $1,310 these things are expensive as hell, but they do actually have a performance benefit, if a very minor one.
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These Are Your Routines When You Get Into Your Cars
This was personal question, yes, but an intriguing social experiment that yielded some fun results
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South Korean Companies Halt Georgia Investments After ICE Raid
We're looking at the fallout from ICE's raid at Hyundai's Georgia factory-to-be, as well as Volkswagen's headstrong attempts to push through the same threat.
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Who's Your Favorite Racing Driver Who Has Never Won A Championship?
An important moment in the journey of any racing fan is the realization that most competitors will spend their entire careers without taking home a championship
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At $5,500, Would You Conquer The World In This 1981 AMC Concord?
What's your take on this underused AMC and that $5,500 asking? Crazy-low mileage or not, does this poverty spec car require an equally parsimonious price?
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