Could a single fire disrupt the nation’s best-selling truck? Ford is bracing for impact.
“For its small size, it was surprisingly powerful.”
Porsche’s current crop of EVs can’t fit the brand’s wireless charging hardware due to packaging issuesHowever, Porsche hasn’t ruled out adding the feature down the
This week, Volvo officially announced that the last-ever Volvo V90 has left the production line. Representing the final example of an iconic lineage of Swedish
The government is examining whether Tesla’s cars can run red lights or cross into oncoming lanes when FSD is engaged
History is full of cars that have so much going for them. These cars might look great, be reliable, or even be properly fast, but
In a lot of ways, an electric car seems an ideal choice for people who have been in the being alive business for a long
U.S shoppers will miss out on the Ariya’s new, sleeker styling after Nissan paused production for our market last month.
“It makes driving so much easier and safer.”
Used electric vehicles are now cheaper than comparable gas cars. In late-2024 snapshots and mid-2025 updates, average prices for 1- to 5-year-old EVs landed several
Dehydration is no joke, friends.
Hyundai’s new $11,000 incentive is just one sign of how far automakers are going to keep EV sales from collapsing
14 weather balloons invaded Lithuania from neighboring Belarus, intent on making a quick buck off of cheap nicotine.
“This mower is awesome.”
A man claimed his Porsche 911 was stolen, but security cameras seem to show him setting it on fire
When some underpowered car is upgraded with a suitably powerful engine, it’s very common to hear people say it “finally got the engine that it
SUVs of all shapes and sizes dominate the luxury charts in the U.S., but some of the brands racking up the biggest numbers may not
China’s auto dealers are facing their toughest moment in decades as the rapid shift to electric vehicles, overcapacity, and intense price wars squeeze profits to
If we’re lucky, we could get our first look at Toyota’s GR GT3 race car on Monday.
Toyota Camry’s lease price for October starts from $309/monthLease deals include LE, SE, and XSE trimsDeals expire on November 3, 2025 The latest Toyota Camry
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