If You're Gonna Steal A Car With A Baby Inside, At Least Don't Crash
Thankfully, in this case the stolen baby not only survived the crash but also made it out unharmed.
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Hertz AI Charges Family $195 Even After Employee Found No Damage To Returned Car
That's a lot of money for "damage" an employee had already said they didn't see.
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Porsche's Rough Year Means It Needs To Find Ways To Save Money
Porsche has to find a way to save money, Jaguar-Land Rover delays key upcoming electric vehicles, and more.
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At $6,000, Is This 1981 HM-Vehicles FreeWay The Way To Go?
Today's FreeWay is a forward-looking single-seat commuter car from the late 1970s. It had to be forward-looking because these lack a reverse gear.
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The BMW Z8 Was Far Too Gorgeous To Ever Get Cheap
Say what you will about Henrik Fisker's ability to run an automaker, but he has designed some absolutely beautiful cars, and the Z8 is his crowning achievement.
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Guardrails Can't Stop EVs In A Crash And That's A Huge Problem
Weight is one thing, but where that weight is located on the car plays a significant role as well.
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It's Open Season On Fuel Economy
We're looking at our new Wild West for emissions regulation, as well as Volvo's scaled-back U.S. offerings.
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At $6,900, Is This 2001 Mazda MX-5 A Miata We Oughta Consider?
Even though it has high mileage, this Miata still looks to be in great shape. We need to discuss whether those miles matter.
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This Muffler-Free Volkswagen Phaeton W12 Sounds So Good It Might Convince You It's Worth The Bankruptcy Risk
Now that they're cheap to buy, you too could free a W12 Phaeton from the mufflers of oppression and let it sing. We argue you have an obligation to do so, even.
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Telo Claims Its Tiny Truck Was Designed To Get You 'Flipped Off Or Yelled At Instead Of Sued'
Without a long hood in front of you, you're less likely to hit something or someone in the Telo if you have to stop quickly compared to, say, a Ford Maverick.
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America's Deadliest Train Is Deadlier Than We Thought
A year-long investigation by the Miami Herald and WLRN found that Brightline trains have killed 182 people since testing began in 2017.
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GM Wants To Sell You Gas Guzzlers
GM is swapping its EV production capacity for pickup trucks and SUVs, and Ford is announcing new passenger cars, just not for the United States.
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At $5,900, Is This Electric 2019 Toyota Mirai A Total Gas?
Toyota's flirtation with hydrogen continues, but does this early Mirai have the charm to overcome limited refueling options?
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Yes, Police Officers In Hawaii Can Use Their Own Car For Patrol
If you look closely at some of the cars patrolling in Hawaii, you might notice a wide variety of surprisingly familiar models. Here's why.
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Does It Matter Which Battery You Jump Start On A Diesel Engine?
Opening up the hood of your new diesel truck to find two batteries staring back at you can be a surprise. So which one do you hook up to if you need a jump?
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Your Car Key Fob Is Dirtier Than You Think, Here's How To Clean It Safely
Key fobs spend a lot of time in our pockets, in our hands, and in the bottom of our bags, so it's no surprise they pick up some germs along the way.
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These Were The Hardest Working Vehicles At The Goodwood Festival Of Speed
A special Goodwood exhibit called Van Go - Masters of the Moving Arts featured all sorts of incredible vans and work trucks.
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Do You Need A Prerunner Shopping Cart? Because I Found A Prerunner Shopping Cart
Buy yourself a gas-powered off-road shopping cart for $950, and never feel dull again.
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What Is Brake Fade And How Does It Happen?
Whether you've been pushing hard, or going down steep inclines, most drivers know the feeling of stepping on the brakes but not slowing as much as expected.
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Crash Test Dummies Shaped Like Women Would Improve Vehicle Safety, Senators Say
Half of all drivers are women, and cars should be designed so that anyone of any gender will be safer.
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Road Debris Causes Chevrolet Equinox EV Battery Fire, Boston Traffic Mayhem Ensues
Many firefighters aren't prepared to deal with EV fires, but the Boston Fire Department had the situation under control far more quickly than expected.
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Unreleased Beyoncé Music Stolen Out Of Jeep Wagoneer In Atlanta
Whether or not they knew what they were stealing or who they were stealing from is not clear at this time.
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The Rest Of The World Leaves North America Behind When It Comes To EV Sales
In this morning's edition, we're looking at how North America's EV sales are fairing versus the rest of the world, and how badly tariffs are hurting Volvo.
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At $39,500, Is This 1991 Mercedes Brabus G36 A Big Deal?
That's no typo: just a particularly rare type of G-Wagen on U.S. roads.
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Why Is It So Hard To Reverse An F1 Car?
Yes, F1 cars have reverse gears, but you'll rarely see drivers use them.
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Why Most Modern Cars Stopped Using Drum Brakes
Drum brakes have mostly been replaced by disc brakes on most modern vehicles. So when did this shift happen, and what's the advantage of disc brakes?
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Why Does F1 Use Tire Blankets?
Have you ever wondered why Formula 1 tires arrive in a special blanket? It isn't just to keep them pristine for race day — here's the science behind them.
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