Tesla's Collapse Continues
In this morning's edition, Tesla's decline continues, and China's tight control of magnet exports is changing how automakers think about assembly.
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EV-Fueled Inferno Forces Crew To Abandon Ship Carrying 3,000 Cars Across Pacific
A cargo ship carrying around 3,000 vehicles across the Pacific Ocean caught fire on Tuesday.
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Adding Radar Blind Spot Monitoring To My 30-Year-Old Motorcycle Instantly Made Highway Riding Safer
It's not a replacement for using your brain and keeping your eyes up, but Garmin's Zumo R1 gets an instant recommendation from me as a safety and awareness aid.
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These Are Your Ideal One-Car Garages
We asked our readers earlier this week for their ideal one-car garage, and the responses were as varied as the possible living situations.
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What Automotive Event Is Still On Your Bucket List?
Sound off in the comments with the single automotive event that you need to experience once in your life.
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At $3,450, Is This 1994 Mitsubishi Diamante A Dimond In The Rough?
An extremely rare car, even when new, this Diamante wagon would be a hit at any Japanese Car show or Radwood. But can we justify paying its asking price?
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New York City Officially Has Mechanical Garbage Trucks Now
Community Board Nine will have cleaner streets, fewer cars, and the magic of trucks that can lift up and empty trash bins with their enormous mechanical arms.
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Toyota Celica's Return: Here's Everything We Know
Toyota is working on a new sports car that could be called Celica, but there's not much info yet.
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Toyota Hilux Champ Is A $14,000 Cult Classic Truck, But You'll Never See One In The U.S.
If Toyota did sell the Hilux Champ in the U.S., which it surely never will, it would likely cost well into the $20,000 range due to tariffs and the chicken tax
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Why Boeing Still Uses Yokes Instead Of Side Sticks
The yoke Boeing pilots use to fly a plaine is a technology that goes back over a century. Many other planes use modern side sticks instead. Why doesn't Boeing?
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Making It Safer To Bike Gets More People To Ride Bikes, Shocking Study Shows
Apparently, if you make it safe for people to ride their bikes by building protected bike lanes, a lot more people in that area start riding their bikes.
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What Are Cyber Tires, And Are They Banned In The USA?
Pirelli's Cyber Tire technology offers real-time insight into the status of performance tires, so why is the United States taking steps to restrict them?
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Fleeing Driver Lobs Live Grenade During Police Chase
Thankfully, the device didn't detonate and blast a residential neighborhood with shrapnel.
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SUVs And Pickups Push The Humble Car Beneath 100 Million Population Mark For First Time Since 1970s
Two passenger cars were being scrapped for every new passenger car registered over the past few years.
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Honolulu Police Department Sued For Allegedly Arresting Sober Drivers For DUI
The ACLU alleges in a new lawsuit against the Honolulu Police Department that it has a nasty habit of arresting sober drivers for driving under the influence.
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Why Boeing Still Uses 7X7 Names After Nearly 70 Years
Boeing's parade of 7X7 names (the 727, 737, 747, and on and on) have been around for decades. Where did they come from, and why are they still here?
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The Sun Is Swatting Starlink Satellites Like Flies
NASA scientists found that geomagnetic storms are shortening the lifespan of Starlink satellites.
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These Are The Stories Behind Our Readers' First Car Crashes
Since we're forced to drive everywhere all the time in the U.S., if you haven't crashed yet, it's probably only a matter of time.
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Americans To EVs: We're Just Not That Into You
In this morning's edition, Americans are losing interest in EVs, and Toyota is facing accusations of shortchanging shareholders.
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McLaren 750S Le Mans Is Another Special Edition Celebrating The F1 GTR's Win, This Time With A Big Wing
This summer marks 30 years since McLaren's Le Mans win and the brand is marking the anniversary with a new special edition of the 750S.
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What's The Nastiest Mess You've Ever Cleaned Out Of A Car?
We want to know about the grossest things you've had to clean out of your cars.
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At $14,500, Is This 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra A Horse Of A Different Color?
Today's 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra is one of the few "Mystic Mustangs" in existence. This is one of 1,999 Mustang Cobra coupes to wear special prismatic paint
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2026 Polestar 4 Is A Bit More Expensive Than Initially Announced, But Only Because It Has More Standard Features
The route to U.S. roads has not been easy for the Polestar 4, and a few details of the deal have changed since we first saw official pricing.
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BMW Is Too Busy For Fun Stuff, Kills Supercar Project
BMW worked on a supercar project for a few years, but it was canceled in favor of vehicles like the XM.
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Want Better MPG? This Is When You Should Be Shifting Gears
If you're driving a manual-transmission car, you may be wondering when to shift gears to get the best mileage. There's a simple trick for doing just that.
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Are Big Brake Kits Worth It For A Daily Driver?
We're going to go through the pros and cons of putting a big brake kit on your street-driven daily driver, so you can make an informed and rational decision.
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The Pros And Cons Of Drilled And Slotted Rotors - Are They Worth It?
Tires are incredibly important, but if you don't want to crash, you also need brakes.
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Can Tesla Brake Pads Really Last 100k Miles?
Regenerative braking is a fascinating innovation that undeniably extends the life of a typical brake pad, but can one really reach 100,000 miles on a Tesla?
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Ford Is Getting Serious About Taking The Pikes Peak Record From Volkswagen
The Super Mustang Mach-E is Ford's latest attempt at taking the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb record.
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Honda Teams Up With 2028 LA Olympics And Team USA, Promises To Bring Lots Of Cars, ATVs And Motocompactos
Honda is set to be a founding partner of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games all while becoming the official automotive partner of Team USA.
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Mass Staff Departures Aren't Making A $31 Billion Air Safety Overhaul Any Easier
The FAA is assessing the loss of institutional knowledge and experience caused by Trump's deferred-resignation program.
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