Tesla Robotaxi Wait Times Are Longer Than The Rides Themselves
At least there won't be someone in there with you. Oh, wait, would you look at that. There's a safety monitor in the passenger seat. Never mind.
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Will Trump Suspended The Federal Gas Tax? Will The Sun Rise In The West? Are Any Of Us Forgiven?
The federal gas tax only adds $0.183 to the cost of gasoline and $0.243 to a gallon of diesel.
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Aside From The Delivery Driver Allegedly Trying To Run You Over For Not Tipping, How Was The Pizza?
This may just go down as one of the most expensive Domino's orders in history, at least on the physical and emotional anguish side of things.
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0Forget About High Gas Prices With These 4 Cheap EV Lease Deals In May
With gas prices still on the rise and reaching record highs, EV ownership is more appealing than ever, but only if you can find an EV at the right price.
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There's A Class Action Lawsuit Against Subaru Over Batteries That Drain Even After Being Replaced
Subaru granted an extended warranty of the DCM, including its removal or replacement in cars diagnosed with this problem.
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This WWII Plane Is Flying Again After Being Found Under 268 Feet Of Greenland Ice
Glacier Girl flies again.
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1,000-HP Lotus V8 Hybrid Supercar Is Coming In 2028, Who Wants To Bet It'll Be Named Esprit?
The new supercar looks to take inspiration from the awesome Theory 1 concept that was revealed in 2024.
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Drivers Call Cops After Being Fooled By A Sticker On The Back Of A Semi-Truck Trailer
Police got multiple calls from concerned citizens about a man "standing in the back of a semi trailer for a long period of time."
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The Coolest Hyundai In History Is This 300-Horsepower All-Wheel Drive Tiburon Rally Monster
Ready for your local Rallycross event, or maybe even a few modifications away from competing again, this Tiburon ProRally car is up for sale on BaT.
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These Are The Slowest Cars You've Ever Owned
The only things they all had in common were that they were all in running order and never reached 100 miles per hour.
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Mazda Follows The Crowd, Gives Up On EVs In Favor Of Hybrids
Plus Waymo is recalling thousands of vehicles for driving into flooded roads, GM is cutting hundreds of IT jobs and Stellantis is being sued, and more.
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What Does A First-Timer Need To Know About The Indy 500?
I certainly need your help, and I bet there will be plenty of other first-timers looking for tips and tricks that will help them enjoy the race, too.
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At $12,000, Is This 1993 Ford F-150 Long Bed A Deal You Wouldn't Sleep On?
A rare example of the babied work truck.
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This 7-Series Flagship From The '80s Was The Second Turbo Road Car BMW Ever Produced
BMW's second turbocharged road car was a luxury flagship that broke all the rules, with the German automaker using creative engineering to outclass rivals.
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What Does That G Mean On Some Manual Shifters?
Ever seen a stick-shift car with a "G" on its shifter knob and wondered what it's doing there? You aren't alone, but we're here to clear all that up.
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The 5 Golden Rules For Buying A Used EV
EVs have notoriously steep depreciation rates for a good reason. These five rules will help you avoid the biggest pitfalls when buying one used.
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BMW Brings All Of Its Art Cars To One Place For The First Time Ever
The entire collection, titled "BMW Art Cars — 20 Artists, 50 Years of Innovation. Reunited at BMW Welt" will make its appearance this summer in Munich.
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Why Consumer Reports Makes The Nissan Frontier's Reliability Reputation So Complicated
The Consumer Reports reliability ratings for the Nissan Frontier are a bit of a rollercoaster ride. Here's why the model's dependability fluctuates so much.
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The Car Insurance Mascots That Were Too Creepy, Cringe, Crass, Or Just Plain Boring To Survive
While some advertisements utilize loveable brand ambassadors, others are too weird and annoying to survive, like these discontinued car insurance mascots.
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Pay Attention To These 5 Things If You Want Your Car's AC Compressor To Last The Summer
These are the biggest signs your car's AC compressor is failing, and addressing them promptly will save you a ton of headaches and pricey repairs down the line.
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2027 Audi Q9's Interior Previews The Flagship Family Hauler The Brand Desperately Needs
Audi's new three-row SUV looks and feels as premium as its competition does — and it ought to, because there's work to be done to make up for missed time.
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These Are The Car-Related Tattoos You Want To Get
I still think the best answer is at the crossover point between the worlds of art, automobiles, and tattoos.
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These States Build The Most Vehicles
The United States is still a major auto manufacturing hub. These are the states that produce the most vehicles, and some of them may surprise you.
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Vin Diesel Says Four 'Fast And Furious' TV Shows Are Coming, No Matter What The Studio Says
There seems to be almost nothing on Earth that Vin Diesel loves more than the Fast Saga.
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Porsche Is Laying Off More Than 500 People And Cutting Its E-Bike Business
With all three subsidiaries dropped being electric car-adjacent, it doesn't take a genius to gather that weak EV demand is part of Porsche's financial pain.
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You Probably Don't Want The 2026 BYD Seagull Even If You Ignore The Chinese EV Stigma
The refreshed Seagull also reportedly makes 74 hp and 100 lb-ft, which is probably more than enough for city driving, but on American highways, good luck.
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Here's What Affects Turbo Reliability The Most
Turbochargers almost never fail due to manufacturing defects. Instead, poor driving habits and maintenance account for the majority of turbo issues.
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Frontier Customer Service Faults Passenger For Not Taking Bags With Her During Emergency Evacuation After Plane Strikes Pedestrian On Runway
If you've been told this once, you've been told it 100 times: when you're evacuating a plane in an emergency situation, leave all carry-on items behind.
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Why Mercedes' U.S. Diesel Sales In The 80s Went From 4-Out-Of-5 To Footnote
Back in the 1980s, the overwhelming majority of Mercedes-Benzes on U.S. roads were diesels, but now sales have fallen through the floor. So what happened?
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Ultra-Cheap BYD Seagull's Optional LIDAR Feature Challenges Western Automakers To Step Up Their Game Once Again
In a lot of ways, it would be a perfect first car for a teen. Just not in the U.S.
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