The recall covers 1,062 Broncos, 237 Mustangs, 3,071 Explorers and 432 Rangers with the 2.3-liter inline-4, and 5,199 Bronco Sports with the 1.5-liter inline-3.
Read MoreThis guy crashed in the right place at the right time.
Read MoreWoods struck a plea deal that would see him convicted of reckless driving and refusal to submit a lawful test; a no-contest plea, not an admission of guilt.
Read MoreBoth racing world championships are expected to cancel their Qatari rounds later this month.
Read MoreObviously, there still isn't any indication of whether or not it's coming to the U.S., but I think Mitsubishi would be silly not to bring it here.
Read MoreMost of the answers were practical, counting the $5,000 as just a way to get reliable transportation — not to add yet another Miata to your ever-growing fleets.
Read MorePlus, August's auto sales, Tesla's latest FSD push in the EU, and more Chinese EVs in Canada.
Read MoreIt's important to remember that taste is subjective; what you think is good taste may be another person's idea of terrible taste, and that's alright.
Read MoreIt's a bit scruffy, and it's been parked for quite some time, but this V8-swapped Land Cruiser seems mostly intact. Is it worth the $17k asking price?
Read MoreBuying a used Lexus LS 500 could be a great way to get a luxury vehicle for a discounted price. Here's how much 2021 models have depreciated in five years.
Read MoreThe driver needed to top up his Chevy Bolt battery before going home, but he didn't expect that the publicly available charger would be so expensive.
Read MoreIf your motorcycle's battery is dead, can you really use a car to jump-start it? Or will doing so cause untold damage to both vehicles' electrical systems?
Read MoreWe first heard about Range Rover's planned EV five years ago, and now it's here with 542 hp, a 333-mile range, 350-kW fast-charging and plenty of off-road tech.
Read MoreUntil recently, almost all the wheel weights on cars were made of lead, but installing them in states like California today carries surprisingly steep fines.
Read MoreIt seems increasingly deranged and confusing things come out of the White House every day, but especially from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Read MoreThe Ford Fathom pickup is expected to get from 0-60 in 4.5 seconds, meaning it'll accelerate faster than some amazing and very desirable sports cars.
Read MoreAlthough we always encourage safe driving, not every highway is a designated safety corridor. But why is that? And what exactly does a safety corridor do?
Read MoreIt was the American Interstate Highway System's last-ever stoplight, and you can still see it today in the Wallace District Mining Museum in Idaho.
Read MoreThe aerial display was admittedly cool as hell, especially with the second plane climbing through the smoke after clearing the playing surface.
Read MoreThe British automaker launches into a new era of performance with a rear-wheel-drive Continental that's the lightest Bentley in 85 years.
Read MoreCameras meant to read the license plates of passing cars will be removed from state roads, but private property and local roads may keep the surveillance tech.
Read MoreWe first told you about the all-terrain Mustang back in 2023, when it was originally slated to come out sometime in 2026.
Read MoreThe facelifted NX crossover is now only available in NX 350h hybrid and NX 450h+ plug-in-hybrid forms, the latter gaining DC fast-charging.
Read MoreThis August was the most expensive for gas prices on record, which isn't boding well for Republicans looking forward to the U.S. midterm elections.
Read MoreThere are a lot of strange things going on inside the Volkswagen Group as the company looks for all sorts of ways to save money while still creating cool stuff.
Read MoreResponses ranged from daydreamers wanting to embark on a shock-and-awe campaign with a panel van to experienced wrenchers turning subdued classics into rockets.
Read MorePlus, Genesis is still serious about Europe, VW is in talks to build Iron Dome parts for Israel and Ford is recalling nearly 150k Mustangs, and more.
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