Musk And Tesla Are Sued By Shareholders Over Exaggerated Robotaxi Claims
Tesla and CEO Elon Musk are sued by shareholders because of misleading robotaxi claims and Rivian lost an astonishing amount of money in the second quarter.
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Why Did The Cadillac XLR Fail?
Why didn't the XLR experience the same success as the CTS-V?
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E30 BMW 325i Once Lost A Sports Sedan Comparison Test To The Ford Taurus SHO
The E30 actually placed third in this test, also falling behind another unlikely competitor, the rarely remembered Sterling 827S.
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Plane Stolen Twice In One Week Begs The Question: Just How Easy Is It To Steal A Plane?
A single Cessna 172 was stolen twice over the past week from two general aviation airports in Southern California.
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Mad Scientists At Kawasaki Shoved A 250-HP Supercharged Motorcycle Engine In A Side-By-Side To Beat Can-Am And Polaris At Their Own Game
Kawasaki's somewhat also-ran Teryx side-by-side has been given a monster revamp with power from the company's incredible (but discontinued) Ninja H2 superbike.
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Why Racing Cars Use Straight Cut Gears
Have you ever wondered why racing cars use straight cut transmission gears instead of helical gears? Here's what you need to know.
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These Absolute Legends Are Driving A 1936 Bugatti Across The Country To Pebble Beach
"These are machines to be driven," Burkhard told 12 News. "You don't hang them on the wall, they're rolling sculptures."
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Building Cars In America Doesn't Stop Automakers From Feeling The Tariff Hits
If a proud American automaker like Ford can't escape the tariff pinch, what hope is there for any car company?
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At $32,500, Is This 1996 Mazda MX-5 'Not Your Average Craigslist Miata?'
Today's Nice Price or No Dice MX-5 claims it has gone a thorough restoration and touts it as "a turn-key, investment-grade car for someone who wants the best."
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Bristol Motor Speedway Ran Out Of Food Almost Immediately During Its Record-Setting Inaugural MLB Game
There were hot dogs with no buns, and nachos with no cheese.
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These Are The Last New Vehicles You Can Get With A Manual Transfer Case
Having a manual transfer case can give die-hard off-road enthusiasts an advantage. However, there aren't many vehicles equipped with one anymore.
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'Safety Today Is A Luxury,' Giorgetto Giugiaro Says After His Crash
Anyone who's survived a major crash may have a new perspective on life, and Giugiaro is no exception.
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Next-Gen GLC EV Brings Back Mercedes-Benz's Most Iconic Grille With A Bold Illuminated Twist
With the next-gen GLC crossover, which will be fully electric and sit alongside the existing gas-powered GLC, Mercedes is going back to its design roots.
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Hawaiian Shipping Giant Bans EVs And Plug-In Hybrids Over Fire Risk
Unlike the dedicated car carriers that have caught fire, Matson uses container ships to transport cars along routes across the Pacific Ocean.
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Tesla Board Gives Musk $29 Billion Award Despite The Mess He's Made
Elon Musk gets a gift worth billions from Tesla's board as it struggles in China continue, we're still a ways away from a trade deal between Canada and the U.S.
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Should You Grease Your Trailer Hitch Ball? Pros And Cons Explained
Keeping the ball of your trailer hitch ready to go means introducing some sort of lubrication, but is grease the right answer for the issue?
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At $4,500, Does This 1996 Volvo 850 Estate Have What It Takes?
Today's 1996 Volvo 850 has had a remarkable 391,000 miles to amass all kinds of interesting and perhaps frustratingly unidentifiable odors
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How Cylinder Deactivation Saves You Gas (And Sometimes Doesn't)
Automakers call it by different names, but many have a system to deactivate some of an engine's cylinders and save you gas. Yet this can bring its own problems.
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This Was The First Car To Come With Disc Brakes As Standard
You'd think there would be an easy answer to this, but there are American, French and British contenders for the crown. We sort through them all.
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Is Your Trailer Too High Or Low? Here's How Level It Should Be (And How To Check)
When you're towing, does the trailer need to be level? If so, how can you check? And how can you go about making sure it's actually in perfect balance?
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Why Does The 4L60E Have Such A Bad Reputation?
The 4L60E engine can be found under the hood of quite a few models, but it doesn't have the best reputation. Here's what the auto community has to say about it.
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General Motors' OnStar 'Crisis Mode' Facilitated The Rescue Of Multiple Stranded Drivers During Texas Floods
GM's OnStar services directly supported a dozen successful rescue operations in the recent floods, and it answered over 4,000 crisis calls in total.
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Why Proper Crosshatching Can Make Or Break Your Engine
While the crosshatching work performed on the cylinders of your engine may be largely out of your control, it can still have a big impact on performance.
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These Common Overnight RV Parking Spots Are Legal In Most States
Need to find a place to put your RV on a cross-country trip? We've got a long list of places you can probably stay, and apps that can help you find more.
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Here Are Some Unexpected DIY Ways To Get Oil Stains Out Of Your Driveway
You've probably heard of kitty litter and baking soda as prime methods for getting oil stains off your driveway. But there are lots of, um, odder ways to do it.
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What Is Considered Normal Engine Oil Pressure? (& How To Know If It's Too Low Or High)
Keeping your car's oil pressure within the correct range is an important part of vehicle maintenance — but what exactly is that range? Let's take a look.
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American Driving Habits Exposed: You'll Never Guess Who Drives The Most
In 2023 (the most recent year with complete data) Americans put in a grand total of 2.9 trillion miles.
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