Colton Herta Joins Cadillac As Test Driver In Pursuit Of F1 Seat
Alongside his testing and development role, Herta will be spending his 2026 season competing in Europe, likely in Formula 2 to secure an FIA Super License.
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Tesla's Robotaxi Tech Is So Revolutionary, It's Moving The 'Safety Monitor' To The Driver's Seat
If that's not robotaxi innovation, I don't know what is.
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'The Cars Are Actually Better': Rivian CEO Says China's EV Prices Shouldn't Be Legacy Automakers' Biggest Concern
From RJ Scaringe's perspective, improving technology is the only way these legacy OEMs will be able to compete.
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Leno's Law Killed In Committee, California Car Collectors Cry
Comedian and car collector Jay Leno tried to use his considerable influence to make life easier for California enthusiasts.
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Next-Generation BMW X5 Will Get Optional Hydrogen Powertrain In Addition To Gas, Diesel Or Full EV
BMW said that its plant in Steyr, Austria would produce the next-gen hydrogen drivetrains for serial production and that prototyping has already commenced.
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Electric Volkswagen ID Polo GTI Is Coming And Bringing A New EV Naming Scheme With It
The ID moniker is sticking around, but numbers are being dropped in favor of real names.
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2026 Ram 1500 Doesn't Miss A Beat With The Re-Introduction Of The Hemi
Returning the Hemi to its more affordable and popular trucks will hopefully give Ram the boost it needs to rise from the crater its found itself in.
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MotorTrend Lived With A Tesla Model Y For 2 Years And Hated Every Second Of It
MotorTrend is about as apolitical as automotive media gets, and it just wrapped up a two-year test of its long-term Model Y. The conclusion? It sucked.
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These Are The Cars You'd Be Okay Losing To Tariffs
We will eventually lose cars to tariffs — either existing cars will leave our market, or newly introduced vehicles will never see their way to our shores.
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Tesla's Big India Entry Sold Only 600 Cars
We're looking at Tesla's inauspicious start in India, as well as Acura's all-crossover future. We'll also look at how Hyundai is succeeding in the U.S. market.
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What's Your Favorite Audi?
The Concept C got me thinking about Audis in general, which easily led to today's question: What's your favorite Audi?
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At $16,737, Would You Own Radwood In This 2000 Nissan Silvia Varietta?
One of only 1,143 built by Nissan subsidiary Autech, this JDM car is now old enough to see the world. Let's decide if we can see paying its asking price.
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What To Do If Your Brakes Fail At Highway Speed
We rely on our cars to get us around safely, but brakes are part of a complex system that just might fail on the highway. If that happens, try these strategies.
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Here's Why Spirit Has Declared Bankruptcy Twice In One Year
What? They couldn't get it right the first time?
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Is It Legal To Drive A Truck Without The Bed?
There are a few reasons why you might drive a pickup truck without a bed, but can this modification get you into legal trouble? Here's what you need to know.
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How Fast Were NASCAR Cars Before Restrictor Plates?
A mighty crash at Talladega pushed NASCAR to order installation of restrictor plates in 1988. Before that, speeds were soaring. And they'd be even higher today.
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Whatever Happened To BMW's Laser Headlights?
Laser headlights sound cool, but in reality they may not be as great as you think for several reasons. Here's what happened to BMW's laser headlights.
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Cyberattack Hits Jaguar Land Rover, Forcing Temporary Shutdown
Workers at JLR's Merseyside and Halewood factories were told not to report to work early Monday morning due to a "global IT system issue."
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BMW Added A Cage To The CE 04 So You Can Fall Over In Helmet-Free Peace
The BMW Vision CE's metal rollcage "eliminates the need for a helmet as well as protective clothing."
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Southwest Adds Secondary Cockpit Barrier, Allowing Pilots To Safely Dash To The Toilet
This feature will be a common sight on all commercial planes in the future.
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10 Cheap Daily-Driver Sports Cars That Won't Cost A Fortune To Insure
Looking for a car that you can use everyday and have some fun with? Here are the sports cars that you can use as a daily driver without paying high premiums.
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13 Ways To Stop Vibration On Motorcycle Handlebars
Riding a motorcycle can be a thrill, but if your handlebars are vibrating, you need to take caution. Here are the most common reasons this is happening.
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Audi Concept C Is A 'Radically Simple' Targa Roof Electric Sports Car Going Into Production In 2027
The production version of the Concept C will use the same platform as the Porsche 718 EV, and it should just like this show car.
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How To Check Power Steering Fluid (And How Often You Need To Change It)
Power steering fluid forms the hydraulic link between the steering wheel and front wheels, reducing the effort required to turn the steering wheel.
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What We Really Need Is A Hypercar Made By Vacuum Company That Says It's The Apple Of China
Dreame's intentions are all spectacularly vague at this point.
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Rudy Giuliani Hospitalized After Getting Rear-Ended, And Things Only Get Weirder From There
The good news is, neither the Honda driver nor the Bronco driver suffered life-threatening injuries and Giuliani is also reportedly expected to recover fully.
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18,000 Waters In One Order Causes Taco Bell To Pause AI Drive-Through Rollout
After an ambitious AI rollout that brought the technology to 500 drive-through locations, the company is reassessing the plan.
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