Two of Detroit’s biggest rivals wrote weekly checks to keep 600 jobs intact at a supplier most drivers have never heard of
“The grip feels comfortable.”
Federal rebates are back, gas prices are climbing, and Canadians are watching their neighbors plug in and following suit
Tesla’s newest technology uses its cars’ existing cameras to detect crashes before they happen, enabling earlier airbag deployment.
A rare 1971 Buick Skylark Custom V8 coupe is sitting in a Denver crusher queue, and enthusiasts are racing to save it.
A redesigned hatch is due later this decade and is set to offer gas, plug-in hybrid, and electric powertrains
The Z51 package — exclusive to the Stingray trim — refines the Corvette into a track-ready vehicle by optimizing power, suspension, grip, and more.
Volvo’s initial plan to become a fully electric automaker by 2030 once seemed overly ambitious, especially in markets like the United States, where gas-powered SUVs
An internal failure in some two-speed power transfer units can cause an unexpected and unrecoverable loss of drive power in the impacted Cherokees.
It’s hard to trace the production history of cars, even with things like VIN numbers and production records. This is especially difficult for cars that
DOJ subpoenas targeting EZ Lynk users create tension with recent emissions enforcement changes
At the time of writing, Geely and BYD are leading the charge in terms of, err, charging speeds. The two Chinese EV makers are pushing
“It’s very sturdy and made with premium materials.”
Italdesign has long been a prominent name in the automotive industry thanks to its iconic car designs, but this time, the company is strengthening its
EVs get to bypass the federal gas tax, but their free ride could soon be over
The exotic 5.0-liter engine sends 986 horsepower and 885 pound-feet of torque to the rear wheels through a manual gearbox.
Most travel trailers are boring white boxes where the most exciting element might be an outdoor kitchen or a new location for a toilet. Off-road
I’m standing in the giant mall contained within the Oculus that near the World Trade Center in New York and in front of me is
Today’s bumpers have a lot on their plate. They need to shield pricey front-end parts, manage crash forces, and even help protect pedestrians. The problem
‘Maybe there is some generational shift back to the workhorse,’ says Håkan Samuelsson.
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