China Beats America At Its Own Jet-Age Futurism Game With Wonderful Buick Orbit Concept
Buick says the Orbit takes inspiration from the jet age of the 1950s, drawing from things like sci-fi spaceships and GM's iconic Motorama concept cars.
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NASCAR Can't Ever Be A Serious Sport Until Its Superstar Drivers Stop Getting Embarrassed On Road Courses
Ovals just don't have the same draw that they used to and younger fans like road course racing.
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At $9,500 Canadian, Would You Say 'I Would' To This 2000 Toyota WiLL?
Weird doesn't begin to describe today's Toyota Will Vi, but "Neo Retro" is a fitting place to start. Does this JDM boutique brand car has what it takes?
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Trump Administration Forced To Resume $5 Billion EV Charger Funding After Losing 14-State Lawsuit
The new USDOT guidance that accompanied the resumption removes requirements that ensured underserved areas have access to public charging stations.
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Can You Register An RV As Your Primary Residence? Only If It Meets These Requirements
Living the RV life has its appeal. But first, you'll need to ensure you meet the legal requirements to declare your RV as your primary residence.
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It Could Be A While Before The U.S. Sees The INEOS Fusilier, And The EV Version Might Never Appear
If you want to know whether a startup car company will succeed, the best place to look is the vehicles it plans to sell in the future.
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Ships Carrying Chinese Cars Aren't Being Targeted By Houthi Militia
This almost certainly means that China cut a back-channel deal with the Houthis, either directly or through their main sponsor, Iran.
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Which Mazda Models Are Built Outside Japan?
Mazda is a well-known and reputable Japanese car brand, but not all of its models are made in its home country. Here's a breakdown of the vehicles.
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Your Second EV Should Have A Much Smaller Battery And The Auto Industry Will Thank You
The bottom line here is that the auto industry has a battery problem.
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Thieves Running From Cops Steal Four Vehicles, Including A Tanker Truck They Somehow Knew How To Drive
At one point, the suspects hit a tanker truck that reportedly may have been carrying milk and then proceeded to steal it when the driver got out.
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Why F1 Cars Are Sprayed With Green Paint For Testing
If you happen to catch a Formula 1 free practice session, you might see a mechanic brush bright green paint across the front wing of a sports car.
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Southwest Airlines Leaves Two Blind Passengers Behind At Gate
While airlines can constantly mishandle luggage, they usually have the decency not to forget the passengers who arrive on time at the gate.
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Please Don't Blow Up Your Boss's Car If You Get Fired
A Pennsylvania man has been arrested on suspicion of blowing up his former boss's car in front of his house.
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Expiring EV Tax Credits Gives Tesla A Temporary Sales Boost
We're looking at a peak amidst Tesla's tumbling, as well as Mercedes' puppy-dog eyes to the EU over continued ICE development.
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The White House Is Confusing Americans With Its Comments On Auto Tariffs
There aren't enough new buyers of vehicles in these countries – which are facing aging and declining populations – to support a notable uptick in U.S. exports.
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Semiconductor Tariffs Could Make Your Next Car Even More Expensive
Every car has between 1,000 and 3,000 semiconductors, so there will certainly be a cost issue if they are suddenly 100% more expensive than they used to be.
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Ford's 'Next Model T Moment' Starts With A $30,000 Mid-Size Electric Truck
According to Ford, the still-yet-unnamed four-door truck will have "a targeted starting price of about $30,000" and go on sale in 2027.
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This Is What You Want To See From A 21st Century Model T
Ford is about to unveil a cheap EV platform that it will be a "Model T moment."
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What's Your Worst Auto Parts Store Experience?
Your local auto parts store can be either salvation or a hopeless scrapheap for you and other car owners.
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At $7,500, Is This 1984 Maserati Biturbo A Terribly Good Deal
Long considered one of the most unreliable and undeserving of all Maseratis, the Biturbo is a quirky and fun bit of the Italian automaker's history.
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The Best Value Luxury Car Brand Isn't Lexus Or Genesis (According To KBB)
KBB gives high marks to Lexus and BMW vehicles in the Luxury Brands division of its Consumers Choice Awards, but the best value option might surprise you.
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Subaru's StarTex Material Is Basically A Wet Suit For Your Seats
Subaru's StarTex has the feel of leather but protects like it's a wet suit covering your car's seats. So what's in this magical material?
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The Differences Between Centrifugal, Roots, And Twin-Screw Superchargers
Superchargers can take a vehicle's performance to another level. Here's a breakdown of the differences between centrifugal, roots, and twin-screw superchargers.
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Manual Transmissions Are Still Popular In These Countries
Manual transmissions account for just a tiny fraction of car sales in the U.S., but there are places in the world where they still thrive. Here are six.
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Forget The Ford F-150, Buy This Green MazdaSpeed Protege SEMA Build Instead
Now, you probably won't be able to tow a train up a mountain with this build, but how many people actually tow trains with their trucks? Exactly.
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Crash Guards Or Frame Sliders? Here's What Each One Actually Does
For those who are interested in having a motorcycle, you may have seen crash guards or frame sliders on them. Here's the purpose behind each one.
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Consumer Reports Says These Are The Most Reliable Pickup Trucks To Buy Used
Consumer Reports surveyed its readers and discovered which used pickup trucks are the most reliable. Here's the years and models you should look for.
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