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China Pushes For Recalls To Keep Car Quality Up
Plus, Volkswagen's push for job cuts. We'll also look at Waymo's adventure to Munich, and Dutch regulators eyeing Tesla for recalls.
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Honda's Next U.S. Factory Could Hinge On USMCA
Plus, Nissan's plans for body-on-frame supremacy. We'll also look at Kia's tentative union deal, and XPeng's lust for robots.
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Trump's 50% Auto Tariffs On Canada Are Going To Ravage Jobs And Profits On Both Sides Of The Border
Who needs affordable cars when you can have endless arguments.
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Late Car Payments Are High, But Lenders Are Still Lending
Plus not one but two NHTSA investigations into GM. We'll also look at European EV sales, and a GM union contract in Canada.
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Hyundai Workers Shut Down Factories In Full-Day Strike
Plus Ford's new collaboration with Geely. We'll also look at China's big door latch recall, and the Netherlands' big Uber fine.
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Automakers Want To Charge You More With AI
You want AI subscriptions on top of your lease payments, right?
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Auto Industry Remains The Last Sticking Point In US-Canada Trade Negotiations
The bridge that was supposed to streamline U.S.-Canada trade continues to make it a headache, instead.
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Buyers Would Rather Spend Thousands More At Carvana Than Suffer The Crap Dealers Put Them Through
Plus, Tesla is apparently preparing a Cybercab invasion, McLaren is considering adding a slew of dealerships to the U.S. and more.
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Stellantis May Sell Toronto-Area Assembly Plant
Currently idle, there's no guarantee of an automotive future for the Brampton Assembly Plant.
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Tesla Is Absolutely Dominating A Shrinking EV Market
With incentives removed, EV sales are slumping, but one brand still seems to be doing alright.
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China's Gnarly Sales Slide Just Hit The 10-Month Mark
Plus GM is setting up a $4.5 billion safety net to avoid parts shortages, Porsche is partnering with Xpeng to help the VW meet its emissions targets and more.
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My Birthday's In Two Weeks, So You Should Win Me This Verde Acquamarina 1955 Lancia Aurelia Spider In Monterey
Its 118-hp, 2.5-liter V6 engine is one of the greatest-sounding motors of its day, and gave the Aurelia Spider a top speed of over 115 mph in 1955.
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BMW, Mercedes And Audi Can't Stop Their Doom Spirals In China
Plus, GM takes a step away from the EV space by selling its stake in a battery venture, Unifor and GM are set to begin contract talks and more.
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Chinese EVs Are Winning The War On Iran
Plus Japanese automakers' commitment to the U.S. market, dealer financial spellcasting, and UK green vehicle initiatives.
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Dutch Regulators Keep FSD Data Secret On Tesla's Request
Plus Honda outsourcing to Tata, Volkswagen's dreams of an American pickup, and Toyota's earthquake fallout.
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Automakers Are Changing How They Roll Out Over-The-Air Updates
Do you expect your car to get updates like your smartphone?
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GM Is Keeping Its China Partnership For 20 More Years
Plus, the United States' plans to stay China-free for batteries, Honda's profit growth, and Subaru's profit shrinkage.
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Repossessions Are Skyrocketing As Buyers Can't Afford Their Own Cars
Plus an uptick in BYD sales, how Tesla's faring in Europe, and Toyota's latest earnings numbers.
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Nissan Turns A Profit For The First Time In Two Years As Pigs Fly, Hell Freezes Over
An unexpected win for Nissan and more tough times for Toyota.
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Ford CEO Says Chinese Cars Will Be Sold Stateside Within 10 Years As It Readies Its Own Cheap EVs
Plus, the Rivian R2 is proving to be a saving grace, Amazon's Zoox wins first U.S. approval for paid robotaxis without human controls and more.
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Stingy Automakers Mean Fewer Shoppers Are Leasing Cars
Plus Stellantis turned a profit in the second quarter, Carvana is thriving like never before and over 300,000 Mercedes-Benz vehicles are being recalled.
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Ford Sales Are Down, But Rich People Keep Buying Raptors
How long can a small cohort of wealthy horsepower-fans keep the American auto industry afloat?
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Ford Joins The Fight For Its Biggest Military Contract Since The Cold War
Plus Mercedes-Benz cut how many cars it plans to sell this year because of China, Stellantis sells its car-sharing unit and there's a wacky new Ford recall.
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Honda Wants To Bring Back The Crosstour
Plus Porsche's new round of job cuts, Waymo wants to end things with Uber, and Audi's plans for the rest of 2026.
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NHTSA Won't Investigate Tesla Door Latches
Plus, Volkswagen's 2026 finances. We'll also look at the Port of Long Beach wanting nuclear power, and yet another Ford recall.
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Elon Musk Changes Tune On 'Cautious' Robotaxi Rollout While Tesla's Net Income Falls Because Of AI Spending
Porsche is cutting 5,000 more jobs in Germany, Ford and Geely team up on a Spanish plant and Land Rover needs to drill a lot of holes in a lot of Discoveries.
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