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Lawsuit Claims Ram ProMaster Only Uses 7 Gears When Customers Paid For 9
The lawsuit alleges that these vans are so slow, they never get around to engaging eighth or ninth gear, making them effectively 7-speeds instead.
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Ford Can't Even Get Recalls Right, Has To Re-Recall Over 387,000 Vehicles For A Second Time
Ford quality had a miserable 2025, and 2026 isn't looking great. Ford is re-recalling hundreds of thousands of cars after fixing them wrong the first time.
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Kia Soul Explodes Thanks To Compressed Air And A Lit Cigarette
You might think a can of compressed air, commonly used to clean computer keyboards, is completely safe. But explosions are just one of the possible dangers.
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7 Common Objects That You Might Leave In A Hot Car That You Really Shouldn't
In case you needed a reminder, scorching summer heat can quickly turn your car into an oven. Here's a list of items you should never leave behind in your car.
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8 Killed In B-52 Bomber Crash At Edwards Air Force Base
The US Air Force plans to keep the B-52 in service through 2050.
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Aston Martin Recalls 7 Valkyries For Rear Brakes That Can Cause A Fire
The hyper-powerful Aston hypercar is being recalled for an issue that could cause a fire in the brake cooling ducts during high-speed driving.
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Flock's 80,000 AI-Powered Surveillance Cameras Can Find Your Car Even If You Don't Have A License Plate
Who needs privacy, when the alternative is nebulous and periodically misused surveillance?
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A Little Medicinal THC While Driving Is Probably Fine, Australia Decides
If you've got a prescription and you're below Australia's legal limits, driving with a little bit of THC in your system won't necessarily be a deal-breaker.
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These Used Hondas Aren't Worth Your Money At Any Price
Hondas have a well-deserved reputation for reliability. But some of them also have a history of recall notices, lawsuit settlements, and other issues.
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Never Change, Infamous Car-Launching Speed Bumps In Fresno, Never Change
It's been four years since Speed Bump Olympics posted its first video showing negligent drivers catching air, but drivers still haven't learned their lesson.
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5 Used Cars Under $6,000 Recommended For Teen Drivers
Needing a used car that's cheap doesn't mean it has to be unsafe, too. These cars all average under $6,000 and have performed well in IIHS safety tests.
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Bankruptcy Looms For America's Deadliest Trains
With its self-imposed deadline to find a buyer now passed, Bloomberg reports Brightline has reached a point where restructuring feels inevitable.
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Consumer Reports' Emergency Handling Tests Look Super Fun
The way Consumer Reports tests new vehicles looks like a ton of fun. Here are some of the tests the organization uses and why they're so important.
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Cars Are Among The Leading Causes Of Wildfires
Wildfires are becoming more common, and vehicles are one of the ways in which they can start, but how do you prevent your car from adding to the stats?
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Mercedes Set A New Safety Benchmark In 1959, And Now It's Everywhere
Over half a century ago, Mercedes-Benz revolutionized the world of auto safety by introducing this technology that's now standard on virtually all vehicles.
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Crossing Guard Earns Ice Cream Treat After Saving Citizen From Crash
After pulling someone out from under playground equipment, the crossing guard made sure to get himself well-deserved a soft serve cone.
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Pickup Truck Driver Moves 'Road Closed' Sign, Immediately Gets Stuck In Wet Concrete
The pickup truck driver who tried to drive through the construction area eventually had to be pulled out of the axle-deep concrete by a tow truck.
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Florida Man Sentenced After Hitting 150 MPH On His Motorcycle During A High Speed Chase
The rider, who already had eight license suspensions, caught the attention of officers with a tucked license plate and some illegal lane splitting.
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Why So Many Accidents Happen In Parking Lots
Parking lots are among America's accident hotspots, according to official data, but why do so many accidents happen in such a low-speed environment?
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These Are The Five Cheapest Cars The IIHS And Consumer Reports Recommend For Teen Drivers
Prices are high for everything these days -- new and used cars included -- but these five choices are some of the cheapest safe cars that are available today.
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Medical Marijuana Is Off Limits To Truckers And Pilots Despite Trump Administration's Reclassification
Weed is not an FDA-approved drug, thus it is not permitted to show up on drug tests for employees in safety sensitive transportation roles.
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Why Wisconsin Has Speed Limit Signs With Decimal Points
The facility that posted the unorthodox speed limit sign says that it's meant to draw drivers' attention, but will it actually reduce speeds?
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Why You're Probably Required To Have Liability Auto Insurance But Not Full Coverage
You're most likely required to have a minimum liability insurance policy for your car. However, choosing to invest in more coverage is up to you. Here's why.
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Will Car Insurance Cover The Cost Of Frame Damage Repairs?
If your car's frame was damaged in a bad accident, your insurance might cover the repairs, but only if the math adds up. Here's what you need to know.
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LAFD Finds Out Why You Don't See Any Fire Engines In Formula Drift
When responding to a structure fire, the driver swerved to avoid colliding with a vehicle, causing the fire engine to spin and eventually roll onto its side.
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Cybertruck Driver Tried Using Wade Mode In A Lake, Ended Up In Jail
The Cybertruck, took on water, bricked itself, and had to be abandoned. Amongst others, the driver now faces charges for not having valid boat registration.
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Why Texas Leads The US In Interstate Fatalities (And It's Not Just Bad Drivers)
Texans aren't exactly known for being responsible drivers, but that doesn't fully explain why their roads are so dangerous. Here's the story behind the numbers.
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