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Here Are All 28 Cars Available In The U.S. Right Now For Less Than $30,000
Which automakers are still interested in selling you a car for less than 30 bands? It's a lot fewer than you would think.
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Here's What Can Happen When You Use Starting Fluid In A Diesel Engine
Use starter fluid on anything with a glow plug and you're looking at detonation city.
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Pedestrian Deaths Have Dropped For A Depressing Reason
Yes, there were more people out and about walking, but reckless behaviors in vehicles also went up.
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Why This Funny Car Driver Is Excited About The Aftermath Of His Engine Explosion
Normally, an explosion like this would destroy a funny car body, preventing it from being used again, but this car's design kept it intact.
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Which Manufacturer Do You Think Could Build The Most Convincing Miata Competitor?
The car market definitely needs another affordable sports car, and that will always be true.
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It Took A Decade To Find Enough Real Parts For This Home-Built F1 Car
He wanted a real one that he could show the world, and also take to the track.
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Meta Will Harvest Sunlight With Satellites To Keep Its AI Data Centers On Earth Going At Night
Meta has partnered with Overview Energy, with the claim that 1 GW of energy could be sent to existing solar farms on earth by 2030, even when it's dark out.
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Even The Rock's 'Fast & Furious' Fame Can't Get Him Out Of A Too-Dark Tinted Window Ticket
Did I just write this entire post specifically so I could reference an incredibly old wrestling video? Hell yeah, I did. Happy Friday.
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New Cars In The USA Cost Nearly Twice As Much As They Do In China
Without the influence of tariffs, some Chinese cars could be capable of undercutting the market and restoring options under $20,000 for American car buyers.
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Underwater Drone Explorer Discovers Camaro Z28 At Bottom Of Maine Lake
Investigators were able to put together a partial VIN for the car, but they haven't tracked down the owner or figured out how it ended up in the lake.
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Stellantis Is Profitable Again Because There Really Is No Replacement For Displacement
The new V8 Rams even come with a "Symbol of Protest" badge, just in case you were still unsure of where we're at as a country.
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2026 Aston Martin Vantage S Will Make You Feel Alive
This new version of the Vantage only gets small tweaks here and there, but they add up to create a sports car that's an absolute delight to drive.
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Waymo's Confusion Around Emergency Vehicles Is Only Getting Worse: First Responders
While cities wait for Waymo's actions or federal regulators to help first responders respond to life and death situations, they, along with states, are acting.
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BMW Please Give Us More Good Interior Color Schemes Like China's Long-Wheelbase iX3
Here's hoping the U.S.-spec iX3 will be offered with this Chinese interior design, and better yet, here's hoping BMW will keep introducing more punchy colors.
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Cadillac Announces 26-Unit, Manual-Only CT5-V Blackwing F1 Collector Series With 685 Horsepower
This special edition has extra power and a lot of F1 logos inside and out. Too bad it only comes in black.
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These Automakers Should Build New Supercars, According To Our Readers
When money is (usually) no object, and the goal is to create something that looks outrageous and performs even better, the results are typically fantastic.
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Ford In Talks With Trump Administration About Getting Into The War Business
Big bangs and even bigger gas prices.
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What Famously Unreliable Car Would You Magically Make Reliable?
There are so many fabulous cars out there that just aren't worth the trouble they bring with them because of their disgusting unreliability.
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At $5,500, Is This 1987 Porsche 924 S A Stealthy Steal?
With the engine from the 944, could this Porsche 924 S be a surprisingly powerful yet inexpensive way into Porsche ownership?
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Forced Labor-Made Goods Are Illegal In Canada, And That Might Be A Problem For U.S. Car Manufacturers
Rules meant to police Chinese imports could - and should - apply to U.S. manufacturing, one Canadian group is arguing.
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Porsche Confirms Gas Macan Is Ending Production This Summer Because Who Needs Cars That Sell?
I'm sure the folks who run Porsche are much smarter than I am, know what they're doing, and everything will turn out fine. Right?
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Tesla's Discontinued Model X Is Now The Fastest Selling Used Car In The U.S.
Tesla's other models also ranked high on the list of fastest-selling used cars last month, including the Model Y and the Cybertruck.
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United CEO Desperately Wants People To Hear Him Out On Mega Merger Despite American Airlines' Rejection
This is a business plan on the verge of becoming fan fiction.
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I'm Trading My Old Cayenne For An Efficient Commuter! What Should I Buy?
Matt just moved out to the Chicago suburbs and now has a 60-mile commute. He wants an efficient family hauler. With a budget of $30,000, what car should he buy?
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The F1 Drought May Be Extended Because Of Rain
If Sunday's race gets suspended or canceled, it would mean an almost two-month-long break for Formula 1 until May 24 in Montreal.
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These Cars' Cancellations Left The Biggest Holes In The U.S. Market
Surprise: You complained about more than just a dearth of small pickups.
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Automakers Expect $2.3 Billion In Tariff Refunds Whether Trump Likes It Or Not
A big payday is coming for automakers. Anyone care to wager on just how much Trump tariff money makes it back to actual consumers?
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