Honda Barely Changed The 2026 Ridgeline, And That Might Come Back To Bite It
The Ridgeline has always been the pickup for non-truck people, but the world has changed since Honda last updated it.
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Fisker Ocean Extreme Drivers Say This About The Software Issues
The Fisker Ocean is one of the biggest recent automotive flops. What do the owners say? What kind of software issues is the Ocean Extreme plagued with?
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Are Toyo Tires Better Than Michelin? What Consumer Reports Data Says
If you're in the market for new tires for your car, two brands that may stand out to you are Toyo and Michelin, but which brand is the best for you?
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This AI Traffic Camera Dished Out Over 1,000 Tickets In Under A Week
The newly launched pilot scheme will see drivers being automatically penalised for violations including using a mobile phone while driving.
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This State's Adding One More Hurdle To Changing Your Car's Color
There's nothing wrong with getting a new paint job, but some states require you to report changes to your vehicle's color. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Luxury Cars Coming In 2026
The competition between automakers to make cars more comfortable and feature-packed makes them steadily more expensive; these pricey models are new for 2026.
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12 Factory Cars With 10 Second Or Less Quarter Mile Times
Some cars can tear through a quarter mile like a roadrunner yet fall apart with the daily grind. The truly elite ones manage both straight from the factory.
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4 Harbor Freight Battery Chargers With The Highest User Ratings
Harbor Freight carries almost anything you could need, including useful car accessories like battery chargers. Here are the best of the bunch.
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Need To Store Tires Long Term? Don't Make These Mistakes
Whether storing winter tires or spares, improper long-term storage can lead to problems that may not be obvious until the tires are back on the road.
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5 Classic Cars From The 1960s With High Resale Value
American and European classics still command strong resale values, driven by rarity, cultural legacy, and sustained demand from collectors worldwide.
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300,000 Californians Need New Driver's Licenses Thanks To A DMV Bug
Does dealing with the DMV give you a headache? Spare a thought for 300,000 Californian drivers, who now have invalid licenses despite doing nothing wrong.
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12 Of The Most Powerful Toyota Cars Ever Built
Despite a reputation for boring cars, Toyota has made plenty of high horsepower beasts over the years, too. Here are some of its most powerful models.
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7 Affordable Weathertech Alternatives That Are Just As Good (According To Users)
While carpet car mats can do their job, durable alternatives like Weathertech provide better protection, but it's not the only brand to consider.
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Consumer Reports Says This Is The Least Satisfying Japanese Car Brand To Drive
In a recent study, Consumer Reports ranked 26 car brands based on customer satisfaction. This popular company was the lowest-ranked Japanese manufacturer.
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Who Makes UPS Trucks And Where Are They Manufactured?
You can find UPS trucks all over the place, from your driveway to the nearest interstate, but who actually makes those brown, boxy vehicles?
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Radar Cameras In This State Can Now Give You A Ticket, No Cops Involved
Enforcement of speed limits usually involves an officer with a radar gun, but this state is looking to automate the whole process starting in 2026.
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Mercedes' New CLA Makes Tesla Autopilot Look Dated, But That Wasn't My Biggest Surprise
Mercedes won't call it true self-driving, but the 2026 CLA EV's new MB.Drive Assist Pro handled dire San Francisco traffic with astonishing ease.
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Mercedes & Red Bull F1 Engines Facing Controversy Ahead Of The 2026 Season
The 2026 F1 season hasn't started yet, but there's already a major controversy brewing surrounding engines in cars being driven by Mercedes and Red Bull.
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Are Costco's Michelin Tires As High-Quality As Ones From Another Dealer?
Costco is known as a place to find great deals, and that includes on Michelin tires. But does unlocking these savings result in sacrificing tire quality?
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China's EV Boom Has Left It With A Battery (And Crime) Problem
China's push to adopt electric vehicles leads to questions about how to safely and legally recycle millions of depleted EV batteries. It's become a big issue.
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5 Of The Coolest JDM Luxury Cars You Can't Buy In The U.S.
Many think of the Skyline, Supra, and even the Mitsubishi Evolution when they here JDM cars, but here are five luxury models you can't get in the U.S.
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New Patent Could Make Ram Trucks More Aerodynamic Than Ever
Ram might kill two birds with one stone by offering a common aftermarket accessory that also improves the truck's aerodynamics at the same time.
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Pet-Proof Your Car With These 13 Amazon Finds With Great User Reviews
Car journeys with you dog, cat, or other pets needn't leave fur, scratches, and nasty mess. These gadgets tackle them all, and they're available at Amazon.
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Where Are KC Turbos Built?
KC Turbos power some of America’s favorite trucks, but their origin story is more complex than a simple label. Here’s what really goes into each build.
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12 Of The Worst Cars Built In The 2010s
The 2010s introduced new and exciting technologies to the auto world, but the decade also had its share of dud models. Here are some of the worst examples.
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4 Things To Expect From Toyota GR Sports Models In 2026
Toyota only brought the GR Sport name to the U.S. with the RAV 4, but does that mean more are to follow? It's hard to say, but here's what we know.
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Common Problems You May Experience With The Toyota Tundra (According To Owners)
The Toyota Tundra is one of the most popular model trucks in the world, but it's not perfect. If you're in the market, be aware of these common problems.
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