Genesis G90s With Brush Guards And Lights Are The Coolest Way To Transport VIPs
Kuwait's fleet of G90s includes 40 cars that will be used for official ceremonies and operations and 7 that will be used to transport high-ranking officials.
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Honest Mechanic Finds And Returns Wallet 11 Years After Autoworker Lost It In A Ford Edge
The wallet was lost when the Edge was at the factory, and somehow it stayed in the air box since then.
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Massive Car Explosion In Virginia Parking Lot Blamed On Faulty Fuel Tank
The good news is, according to the Arlington County Fire Department, no one died in the explosion. In fact, there weren't even any injuries.
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Trump's Tariffs Just Cost Volkswagen $1.5 Billion
Volkswagens grapples with a massive tariff hit, Kia looks to take advantage of the situation President Trump created, Tesla faces another setback in Europe.
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At $23,500, Could This 1960 Imperial Crown Make You Feel Like Royalty?
Today's Imperial is loaded with features as well as audacious '60s style. Let's see what this Chrysler-eclipsing classic might reasonably be worth.
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What GT Stands For (And Why It Doesn't Always Mean The Same Thing)
The initials "GT" in a car's name have a specific definition. But there's also the part where automakers say, "It means what I choose it to mean."
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BMW Wants You To Use Its Fancy New Infotainment, Not Apple CarPlay Ultra
BMW's iDrive X looks to be a major departure from what we've seen in BMWs of the past, and we can't tell how CarPlay Ultra would even fit into this setup.
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New Yorkers Pay This Woman To Sit In Their Cars And Avoid Getting Tickets
Sydney Charlet's business of moving people's cars around to avoid getting street sweeping tickets is booming.
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Tesla's Earnings Call Was Dire
We're looking at Tesla's ever-worsening earnings calls, as well as Hyundai's tariff hit.
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These Are Our Readers' Best Stories About Starting Dead Cars
In perhaps the least-surprising development ever, our readers have all sorts of stories about the ways they managed to get dead cars started again.
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GM's Californian Design Team Dreamt Up This SoCal-Inspired Corvette Concept With A Removable Canopy
Its single-piece canopy is hinged at the front and the upper shell can be removed, transforming it into an "open-air track car."
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At $17,900, Will This 2019 Mahindra Roxor Rock Your World?
While today's Roxor was originally classified as an "off-highway side-by-side," its seller claims it to be street legal and says they "drive it everywhere."
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Ceramic Vs. Carbon Window Tint: Which Is Better For Keeping Your Car Cool?
If you're looking to keep heat out of your car, ceramic and carbon window tints are probably your best options. So which one is right for your budget?
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Why Some High-Performance Transmissions Are Called Dog Boxes
These transmissions are called dog boxes for a reason that's kind of silly. But they've been used in some of the best, and most expensive, cars ever built.
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Man Charged With Impersonating A Firefighter, Making Up A Fake Fire Department, And More
Sure, you can buy a used fire truck, but you can't pretend to be a firefighter when you're not.
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How Google Street View Captures The World
Google Street View's coverage boasts 12 million miles across 110 countries, and the company is taking new pictures of those miles all the time.
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Get Ready For Pricier Japanese Cars
We're looking at the new tariffs on Japan, as well as Europe's hopes for similar treatment.
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At $5,450, Is This 1992 Volvo 240 Ready For Its Closeup?
According to the seller of today's Volvo, they are constantly being bugged by people wanting to feature the car in movies and TV shows.
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Ozzy Osbourne Crashed A Ferrari After Getting His Driver's License On His 19th Attempt
The Prince of Darkness had a lifelong love for cars despite his tumultuous relationship with driving.
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Delta Pilot Abruptly Avoids B-52 During Approach, Apologizes To Passengers For 'Aggressive Maneuver'
While there are lessons to be learned from this incident that shouldn't have happened, it had the best possible outcome, with everyone walking away unharmed.
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How Close To The Steering Wheel Should You Be Sitting?
The NHTSA has a very specific distance from the steering wheel it thinks everyone should be sitting. But is that really what's best for you?
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These 3 States Have The Lowest Taxes For Buying A Car
Wondering which states might help you get a deal on your taxes when buying a new car? The answer is a little more complicated than you might think.
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Stolen Fire Truck Smashes More Than 14 Cars In 'Grand Theft Auto' Style Rampage
The identity of the fire truck thief is still unknown.
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How DPF Regens Work, And What Happens If You Interrupt Them
The diesel particulate filter is hardy, but it's not invulnerable. Here's how it gets clogged, how to regenerate it, and what can go sideways in the process.
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Tennessee Teens Could Lose Driver's License Over Bullying, Under New Law
The message is clear — repeat bullies now take the bus, but not the fun party buses Nashville is known for.
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A Fan Found Chris Harris' BMW M5 Hours After It Was Stolen
Upon discovering the car was gone, Harris put the word out to his sizable social media following asking them to "please keep an eye out for it."
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These Brands Still Make Tires In America
Many tire brands outsource their entire manufacturing process to other countries due to costs. However, there are a few that still make their tires in the U.S.
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