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Ferrari Might Put A Flippy Wing On Its F1 Car To Catch Mercedes And I Hope It Works
The world of F1 is putting pins and red string on a cork board right now trying to figure out what Ferrari knows that they don't.
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JD Power Just Dropped Its 2026 Dependability Study, And There Are Plenty Of Surprises
Lexus is the most dependable brand for the fourth consecutive year, and it sells the most dependable model overall: the Lexus IS.
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Volkswagen's Component Locking Makes Home Repairs Too Expensive To Be Feasible
Volkswagen's got a software fix to lock you, your car, and your wallet into a dealer repair.
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Drivers Want F1 Race Starts To Be Safer, Ferrari Says No
If Ferrari maintains this start line advantage in China, it will be instantly obvious why the team doesn't want any changes.
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F1 To Cancel April's Races Amid U.S.-Israeli War With Iran
Due to logistical concerns, F1 has no plans to replace the cancelled Bahrain and Saudi Arabia rounds with races elsewhere later in the year.
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Tesla's 'Fleet' Of Unsupervised Robotaxis In Texas Appears To Have Been Cut From 8 Cars To Only 4
There aren't very many cars in the overall fleet, either.
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This Is Not A Drill: Alpine Is Crash-Testing The Next-Generation A110 For The U.S. Market
Alpine's U.S. plans aren't totally dead, and the A110 — the car we actually wanted from Alpine all along — might be what saves them.
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You May Think Your Car Is Quick, But A Corvette ZR1X Is Quicker
This might be the most impressive car ever built in the U.S.A.
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EV Restructuring Has Cost Automakers Over $70 Billion So Far
I'm not sure how long it will take these companies to recuperate these losses but they've gotta be very sure that there's no near-term future for EVs.
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Mercedes Wants To Buy 24% Of Alpine's F1 Team, But Alpine Confident That It Will Change Nothing
I wouldn't trust someone who was once banned from Formula 1 for life.
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January's EV Registrations Fell 41% As The Full Weight Of Trump's Policy Changes Hit Home
Electric vehicle registrations fell off a cliff to begin the year, history says the war with Iran will be disastrous for our auto industry, and more.
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These Are The Cheap Used EVs You'd Ride Out Rising Fuel Prices In
The 2000s are back, baby! Low-rise jeans, layered tanks, colorful computers — oh yeah, and war in the middle east and rising gas prices.
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What's Your Favorite Gas Station Product Besides Fuel?
But it's not like folks just love the gasoline more at their favorite stations. It's something else.
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At $74,399, Could You Get Caught In This 2012 Audi R8 5.2 Quattro Spyder's Web?
Does that feel like a deal considering the car's specs and condition? Or is that too much for a car that hasn't reached the bottom of its depreciation curve?
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The Era Of Air Taxis Cometh As FAA Approves Eight Test Programs Across 26 States
Even if the initial tests go well, there may be a lot of turbulence ahead.
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Florida Considers Ban On Loud And Unnecessary Engine Revs
The bill would go into effect on July 1, but it still has to get the approval of the Senate, and finally Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Mustang's Manual Isn't Going Anywhere, Ford CEO Says
Ford CEO Jim Farley reportedly said, "Out of our cold, dead hands will we not have a manual Mustang."
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Lucid Is Working On A Two-Seat Robotaxi Called Lunar That's Aimed Right At The Tesla Cybercab
Lucid is targeting 5.5-6 miles per kWh of driving, giving the robotaxi a theoretical range over 400 miles.
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2027 Rivian R2 Launches With 656 HP And 330-Mile Range For Under $60K, Base RWD Trim Coming Next Year For $46,495
Rivian seems to have made good on all of its promises with the R2, and deliveries start within the next few months.
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Drivers Behind The Wheel Of Two Fatal Ford BlueCruise Crashes Were Likely Distracted And Ignoring Warnings, NTSB Says
The NTSB says it will hold a public hearing on March 31 in Washington, D.C., where it will discuss key findings in both crashes.
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These Are The Cars You'd Mash Together To Make A Perfect Car
"Nothing is perfect," is a common saying. It's also total BS.
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Honda Is Done With EVs In The U.S.
We're looking at the end of Honda EVs in the States, as well as U.S. buyers' love affair with cheap used EVs and more.
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New Mid-Size Lucid Earth And Cosmos Crossovers Will Do 0-60 In Under 3.5 Seconds, Start Under $50,000
The trio of cars run on 800-volt architecture have a new motor from Lucid — called Atlas.
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What's Your Favorite Van?
Contrary to what normal folks might expect, we car people usually love vans.
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At $17,888, Would You Dive Into This 2023 Fisker Ocean?
For $17,888, do you think someone ought to dip a toe into this Ocean? Or is that still too much for Fisker's folly?
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Teen Discovers 1.5 Million Unidentified Space Objects Based On NASA Data
In recognition of his work, Matteo Paz won the prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search, which includes a $250,000 prize that he's putting toward college.
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Porsche Is 'Currently Evaluating' A New Hypercar
Porsche has really been dabbling with hypercars since the 918 Spyder left production over a decade ago.
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