Tesla Plays Stupid Games, Wins Stupid Prizes
We're looking at how much Tesla spent to not settle a court case, as well as Stellantis' seemingly slowing down self-driving plans.
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What Car Deserves A Cool Restomod?
There's all sorts of ways to turn an expensive old car into a very expensive old car and create something new and appealing for the next generation.
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At $8,000, Is This 2000 Lexus GS 300 Platinum An Exciting Opportunity?
Today's GS 300 is that rarest of all things: an interesting Lexus. Let's see if this straight-six sports saloon's price gets us all stirring.
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Why The EJ20 Made The WRX A Legend, And Also A Bit Of A Headache
Subaru's EJ20 boxer engine aws one of the keys to the WRX's success. It's not without flaws, though, including a key part that often has malfunctioned.
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Does The Cadillac V Actually Stand For Anything?
There are plenty of internet theories about why Cadillac chose "V" for its performance division. Some say it means "velocity," but only one theory is true.
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Tesla's Austin Robotaxi Rollout Is About Looking Good And Little Else
Those controls exist in the driver's seat, but Austin's Robotaxi deployment leaves this seat empty because it looks better that way.
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Trump Thinks Thieves Are Ripping Off Trunk Lids And Car Doors To Steal Radios
Radios, you might have guessed haven't been an object of desire in car thieves since the advent of integrated infotainment systems took over the car market.
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What Happens To F1 Cars At The End Of The Season?
You can't buy a used Formula 1 car and drive it around the neighborhood. So after the season, these technological marvels take two sharply divergent paths.
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The Mercedes-AMG GT XX EV Drove 186 MPH Around The World In Less Than 8 Days
Using a production-ready powertrain, the GT XX covered 3,404 miles in 24 hours, smashing the previous EV record (and setting 24 others).
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MotoGP Bike Hits TV Camera During Crash At New Track
Series organizers, seemingly deciding the incident was a fluke, sent the crewmember back to the same position on Sunday.
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Seven-Year Car Loans Are Becoming Normal As Car Prices Stay High
It was once nearly unheard of, but now, the seven-year car loan is pretty much par for the course for one simple reason.
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'We Are Not Looking Backwards': Lamborghini Will Never Do A New Take On The Miura
Lamborghini chief of design Mitja Borkert said the Italian automaker will look to the future, rather than the past, to inspire its upcoming designs.
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A Controversial Harvard Scientist Has Doubled-Down On Claims That A Mysterious Space Object Could Be An Alien UFO
You have to give it to Loeb, he's brought a fresh surge of credibility to the tatty annals of UFO lore.
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Recall And Stop Sale Issued For C8 Corvette Z06 And ZR1 Because They Might Catch Fire At The Gas Pump
The issue should not be a threat to other C8 Corvettes because only the Z06 and ZR1 have the additional radiator and fan combination that causes the problem.
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The 5 Things To Look For When Buying A Dash Cam
Dash cams are crucial for safety and awareness on the road. Here are the five things you should look for when choosing which dash cam to purchase.
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Nobody Wants Electric Hypercars
The all-electric supercar with four-figure horsepower, once inescapable at Monterey Car Week, seemed like an endangered species this year.
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These Are The Biggest Fumbles Of Automotive Legacies
Unsurprisingly, you all had a lot to vent about.
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The U.S. May Just Get Euro-Spec Cars Out Of Proposed EU Trade Deal
We're looking at an investigation into the proposed U.S./EU trade deal that could give us European-spec cars, as well as a Honda engine failure investigation.
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What's Your Worst Tow Truck Experience?
There are next to no good reasons for your car to be at the end of a tow hook, and they are often experiences that we never want to remember.
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At $2,999, Is This 1998 Volvo V70 An Art Car That's A Deal?
We need to contemplate this 1998 Volvo V70 for both its innate appeal as a practical yet funkily wagon as well as a canvas for artistic expression.
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Is Boeing Still America's Top Airplane Manufacturer?
Boeing has faced a lot of setbacks in the last few years, so it's a logical question to ask. And a surprising contender has overtaken Boeing in one key way.
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These Are Some Of The Biggest Small-Block Engines Ever Built
Small-block engines aren't always that small — some even rival the size of their big-block counterparts. Here are some of the largest small-block engines ever.
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How Does Subaru's Hands-Free Driving Assist Work?
Advanced driver-assistance systems have come a long way in the last few years, but one thing didn't change: Subaru's EyeSight is still one of the best.
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Here's What Costco Customers Really Think About Its Wheels
Just because it's cheaper at Costco, it doesn't mean you should buy it there. But is there ever a good reason to go with the retailer's cheap wheels?
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Hertz Now Sells Used Cars On Amazon Autos
While initially available only in LA, Seattle, Houston, and Dallas, it plans to expand availability to include all 45 Hertz Car Sales locations in the U.S.
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What Does Subaru's WRX Acronym Stand For?
The WRX acronym was first used as the name of a performance-oriented variant of the Subaru Impreza, but what do those three letter actually stand for?
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The Story Behind The Subaru Logo's Six Stars
The six stars that make up Subaru's logo are sleek and eye-catching, but these badges are about more than just looks, they tell the story of a company.
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