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Tesla Is Using Social Media Pressure To Push For FSD Approval In Europe
Plus, Porsche's plans to raise prices, Honda shuffling its U.S. production, and Nissan's terrible horrible no good very bad sales year.
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At $23,500 Canadian (About $16,131 U.S.), Would You Lap Up The Luxury Of This 2005 VW Phaeton W12?
Designed to go up against some of Germany's most prestigious automakers, this big W12-powered sedan is properly luxurious, but is it worth $16k?
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Gas Station Owner Caught Scamming Customers With Changing Prices Ordered To Pay $17,500 Fine
As if gas prices weren't high enough already, the owner of three New Jersey gas stations was caught advertising different prices than he was charging.
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SpaceX And Tesla Are Building A Massive New Factory, And Here's What It'll Make
What are Elon Musk’s companies planning next? Get a breakdown of what we know about the enormous proposed facility and what it will produce.
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Can A Lithium Battery Damage Your Alternator?
Swapping a lithium-ion battery in place of a lead-acid one may seem like a great idea, but it can spell disaster for your alternator. Here's why.
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2028 Jaguar Type 01 EV Revealed With 1,015 HP, A 400-Mile Range And Even Wilder Looks Than The Concept
Is everybody ready to be calm and normal about the new Jaguar yet?
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Next-Gen Camaro Reveal Confirmed By Tea Leaves Following New Michael Bay 'Transformers' Movie Announcement
Every "Transformers" movie needs Bumblebee, and since GM already killed the Camaro, the only way to cast a Camaro is if Chevrolet comes up with a new one.
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Britain Turned To Racing Drivers To Teach Its Police Car Drivers In The 1930s
What kinds of skills do police officers need to avoid accidents? Turns out they're the same car-control methods race car drivers have to learn.
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Plug-In-Hybrid Mercedes-Benz VLE Spied Looking Just As Good As The EV
Though the VLE in these spy shots is clearly a PHEV, the luxurious van will probably get regular hybrid models as well.
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2027 Mini Countryman Untamed Goes Kinda Rugged With A Suspension Lift, Roof Tent And Camping Gear
Available with both gas and electric powertrains, the Countryman Untamed should broaden the small crossover's appeal.
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Here's Why You Should (Or Shouldn't) Run The Alcan 5000
If you want a break from the everyday routine, and some really good fish, you'll find both on the wildly difficult drive that is the Alcan 5000.
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Oil Is Moving Through The Strait Of Hormuz, But It's A Dangerous Trip
Plus, ChargePoint's attempts to keep up with EV sales, Porsche's pursuit of profits, and Lucid's construction backlog.
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At $11,500, Would You Go Topless In This 1991 Saab 900 Turbo?
The A/C is on the fritz, but you could put the top down on this Saab 900 Turbo and drive it around until winter sets in. Is it worth $11,500, though?
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Simple Car Mods You Can Do Yourself Ranked By Difficulty
Not all car mods require a mechanic's expertise. See which beginner-friendly upgrades are easiest to tackle yourself, and which ones demand more patience.
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Inside Indonesia's Wild And Extreme Modified-Vespa Subculture
You may think you know what wild modifications look like, but wait until you see Indonesia's Extreme Vespa culture. Their creations are out of this world.
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GM's 1969 XP 512E Concept Car Was A Tiny EV With A 58-Mile Range
As part of its 1969 Progress of Power exhibition, General Motors introduced four concept cars that showed off GM's innovations. One was its first modern EV.
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Why SpaceXAI Is Rebranding As SpaceXSI
SpaceXAI is making steps towards a name change, and the reasoning behind it comes from a request from the current President of the United States.
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Why The Ford 9-Inch Rear End Is Still America's Favorite Axle Decades After Ford Quit Making It
Ford stopped making the 9-inch rear end in 1986, but aftermarket companies are still making parts for the axle, and racers still rip down tracks with it.
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It's Already Time For A New Kia Sportage
The current Kia Sportage has only been on sale since 2022, and the next-generation model is almost ready to launch with an even wackier design.
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JCB Proved Bonneville Will Always Be Speed's Final Frontier
Witnessing the JCB Hydromax's 406.320-mph record run was an unforgettable experience.
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The Pros And Cons Of Electromagnetic Brakes
Trucks and trailers take a lot of stopping, so some use electromagnetic brakes to help the conventional systems out. But how exactly do they help?
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Federal EV Tax Breaks Vanished, But Taxpayer Dollars Still Aid Charging Infrastructure
Federal EV tax creds may be gone, but NEVI funding for charging stations will continue. The Trump administration is not going down without a fight, however.
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Europeans Still Love Their EVs
While policy and tariffs in the U.S. may have priced EV ownership out of contention for a lot of drivers, their counterparts in Europe aren't holding back.
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At $9,500, Would You Go Like Hell To Buy This 1986 Dodge Omni Shelby GLH-T?
It's definitely one of the more affordable ways to get a Shelby-branded car.
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What Are The Essential Differences Between Carbon-Carbon And Carbon-Ceramic Brakes?
Disc brakes come in various styles. Here are the differences between carbon-carbon and carbon-ceramic rotors and how they compare to regular cast-iron discs.
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Pony Cars Don't Always Have To Be American-Made
American car manufacturers are certainly known for their pony cars, but other countries have been getting in on the V8-powered action for decades.
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Hawaii Is The Only State Without A Highway Patrol, But That Doesn't Mean You Can't Get Pulled Over
While Hawaii doesn't have a dedicated Highway Patrol unit, it does have a complex and somewhat fragmented law-enforcement system patrolling the roads.
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