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Now Ukrainian Drones Are Taking Out The Riders (But Not The Horses) Of Russian Cavalry, What Century Am I In?
In strict military terms, what the Russians are deploying are probably closer to dragoons than proper cavalry.
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Kia Doubles Its Performance Offerings With New EV4 GT Hatchback, EV3 GT And EV5 GT Crossovers
While these cars don't offer absurd power levels, like the 641 horses of the EV6 GT, they're nice steps up from the cars they're based on.
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These US States Have The Most Cars With Rolled-Back Odometers, According To Carfax
Odometer rollback fraud is on the rise, according to data from CARFAX. See which states are most affected and what this trend means for used car buyers.
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MG 3 Driver's Seat Detached During Crash Test, A First In 29 Years Of Euro NCAP Testing
Euro NCAP will review its protocols moving forward, because current protocols allow the MG 3 to still earn a four-star rating despite this critical failure.
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Democratic And Republican-Run States Are Locking ICE Out Of Their License Plate Databases
Renee Good was the ninth shooting by an ICE agent since September. Every victim was in their car.
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Air Travel Boomed To A 15-Year High As Air Traffic Control Buckled
The FAA announced that 2025 was the busiest year for U.S. air travel since 2010, handling 17.2 million flights versus a mere 7.0 million flights in 2020.
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Have Children Too Young To Drive? List Them On Your Michigan Car Insurance Policy...Or Else
The state of Michigan is a little different when it comes to car insurance, and failing to list your infant on your policy could cost you big time,
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Chinese EV Automakers Set To Strengthen Their Hold On Europe With Pending Trade Agreement
China's been shut out of the U.S. market, but the country is killing it in Europe. And it's about to make its hold even stronger. Plus more breaking car news.
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These Are The Cars That Describe 2025
An abstract question no doubt, but I'm happy to announce that you all really understood the assignment.
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What's The Rarest Car You've Ever Seen In Person?
Photos are certainly nice, but there's always something special about finally seeing a car in person for the first time.
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At $13,500, Would You Dust Off Your Checkbook For This Grungy 2004 Panoz Esperante GT?
What's your take on this Panoz at $13,500? Does that feel like a siren's song to make a questionable decision? Or is it best to let this sleeping dog lie?
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You Could Buy A Cool Car On Cars & Bids, Or You Could Buy This Beige, Automatic 2005 Toyota Corolla
Maybe what you need isn't another Miata or Corvette. Maybe what you really need is a 12,000-mile, beige, 2005 Toyota Corolla with an automatic transmission.
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Oceans Of NYC Wants To Catalog Every Fisker Ocean In The Five Boroughs
Feel the joy of contributing to a fun little project before these cars inevitably run out of spare parts and end up crushed into cubes in a landfill somewhere.
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Peek Behind The Curtain At The 11,000-Acre Arizona Proving Ground Where Toyota Torture Tests Its Trucks And SUVs
More than 60 miles of paved roads and more than 50 miles of off-road and dirt tracks, all in one facility designed to torture test Toyota's trucks and SUVs.
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Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Gets Yet Another Special Edition, But This Time It Has A Weird Wing
According to Alfa, all 10 have already been sold, meaning either your order's already been placed, or it doesn't matter.
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Watch This Madman Spend 2 Years Leaf-Swapping A 1962 Mercury Comet
Even if you have a pretty good idea of what it would take to turn a classic car into a Leaf-powered EV, it's still fun to watch the whole thing come together.
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This New Type Of Airbag Prevents Passengers From Hitting Each Other In A Crash
General Motors introduced the first front-center airbag in its three-row midsize crossovers of 2013.
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Japanese Train Station Inaugurates Third Cat Stationmaster, Yontama
Please, someone, bring high-speed rail to the States so we can have cats run our stations. Imagine how much better our lives would be.
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SuperfastMatt Is Hayabusa-Swapping His Land Speed Record Car To Break 325 MPH
Sadly, if you were hoping to see the 700-hp turbo-Busa in action, you're going to have to wait a little longer.
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Kia EV2 Is A Tiny Little SUV With A Wonderfully Strange Design And Thoughtful Packaging
The EV2 will have up to 278 miles of range in Europe, and it should start at less than €30,000.
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Can-Am Origin Is An Interesting Electric Motorcycle With Limited Real-World Practicality
The Origin is a hoot to ride. The only issue is that the harder you push, the quicker the fun ends.
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Congress Proposes 'SAFE Exit Act' To Change Terrible Tesla-Style Door Handles
Hopefully, the laws will finally catch up to reality.
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Kawasaki Wants To Literally Reinvent The Horse With Its Corleo Mobility Vehicle
Kawasaki aims to make the Corleo available to purchase by 2035.
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The V10 Continental Guys Just Turbocharged A 2005 Chevy Tahoe
The goal was pretty straightforward — take an engine that made about 230 horsepower when it was new, and give it enough boost to make closer to 400 hp.
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Nissan Pulls At Your Nostalgic Heartstrings Even Harder With Refreshed Fairlady Z
It seems the days of Nissan going a decade between facelifts is over.
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Toyota Duped The Entire Automotive World With This 'Mid-Engine, Two-Seater Car' That Is Definitely Not A New MR2
Instead of a sleek little sports car, Gazoo Racing decided what we all really needed was a customized Daihatsu Kei truck.
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Subaru Gives Us World Rally Blue Balls With Yet Another Half-Baked STI Revival
We won't be getting the WRX STI Sport# in the U.S., and it doesn't matter, because we already have it as the WRX tS.
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