One Million Car Tesla Recall Revealed But The Fix Feels Magical
Tesla has recalled more than 1 million of its EVs over a power window issue found during testing, but the fix will be as simple as sending out some data.
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Rules You Have To Follow When You Drive With Uber
Driving for Uber is a great way to earn a living or pick up some extra cash, but you'll have to follow these rules and regulations.
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The Reason Why BMW Isn't Giving Up On The Manual Transmission
One out of every two BMW M2s is purchased with a manual transmission, so it doesn't make sense to shift gears to automatic only.
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The New Chromecast With Google TV (HD) Is Even Cheaper Than The Original
The new Chromecast with Google TV (HD) is one of those rare devices that's better than its predecessor and less expensive a the same time.
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Samsung Brings Two Rugged Galaxy Devices To The U.S.
Samsung is introducing a couple of tough new devices in the U.S., ones made specifically for frontline workers and anyone who needs an ultra-durable variant.
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The Stunning Truth About The Rimac Nevera Hypercar
Croatian automaker Rimac has developed one of the most impressive electric hypercars in the world: the C-Two, otherwise known as the Nevera. Check it out.
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Every Car That Was Discontinued In 2022
Blame electrification, poor sales, or just questionable automaker decisions, but plenty of cars and SUVs were axed in 2022. Is your favorite on the list?
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The Unbelievable Mission To Venus That You Probably Never Knew About
With recent talks of NASA sending probes to Venus, the first successful landing missions nearly 50 years ago come to mind. Here's what was discovered then.
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The 12 Most Reliable Sedans Of All Time Ranked
A car's dependability can be hard to pin down, but there are a few tested and true favorites. These are the most reliable sedans of all time, ranked.
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Here's What Happened To The 1967 Mustang Fastback From "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift"
The "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift" car mostly consisted of 1968 Mustangs, according to a YouTube video interview with its builder Sean Morris.
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The Reason The Dodge Stealth Was A Failure
Dodge is known for its muscle cars, but not all of them have been hits. The Dodge Stealth is one of those models, and it didn't stick around for long.
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Here's How The Humvee Became The Most Legendary Military Truck Of All Time
From the battlefield to the backcountry, the Humvee -- and its Hummer variations -- have become icons of American automotive power.
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Surface Pro 9 And Surface Laptop 5 Details Leak Out Ahead Of Expected October Reveal
Microsoft has confirmed plans for an October event, and a new leak claims to reveal details about a couple of the products the company will likely unveil.
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Volvo EX90 Electric SUV Will Watch You As You Drive And May Even Take Control
Feeling sleepy or distracted while driving? The Volvo EX90 electric SUV will be able to tell by watching you, and is programmed to react.
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What's Going To Happen To Gas Stations After EVs Take Over?
It looks inevitable that all vehicles will one day be powered by electricity, and that means gas stations will have to evolve or face extinction.
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The Skills Queen Elizabeth II Learned As A Military Truck Mechanic
The royal family has a lengthy history of military service. Queen Elizabeth II was no exception, and she picked up many skills during her time in the army.
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The 12 Car Models People Are Most Likely To Speed In
No one wants to get a speeding ticket. But some car models are more likely to be driven fast than others, and some just catch the eye of the police.
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AGM H5 Pro Review: Is The World's Loudest Phone Tough Enough?
Odd or otherwise unique use-case Android smartphones are alive and kicking here in 2022, as evidenced by the AGM H5 Pro, AKA the world's loudest phone.
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The Unexpected Truth About Self-Driving Cars According To General Motors
General Motors-owned car company Cruise's co-founder and CEO Kyle Vogt has an unexpected bit of commentary on the future of autonomous cars.
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Queen Elizabeth II Owned The 2nd Most Expensive Car In The World. Here's Why It Was Special
Queen Elizabeth II notoriously traveled around in a custom Bentley, one that cost millions of dollars and was equipped with one-of-a-kind features.
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2024 AMG C 63 S E Performance Is A Simply Astonishing Hybrid EV
Mercedes-AMG's new plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, the 2024 AMG C 63 S E Performance, is a "game-changing" PHEV powerhouse. Check it out.
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Amazon Revamps Fire HD 8 Lineup For 2022 With New CPUs
Amazon has taken the wraps off its latest Fire HD 8 series upgrade, including new kids models and a charging dock for using the tablet as a smart screen.
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The Reason Why Tesla Insurance Is So Expensive
Because of the cost of maintenance or repairs, the price to insure a Tesla can prove to be extremely expensive.
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The Real Reason Geo Was Discontinued
General Motors Geo cars are infamous for their short-lived and unpopular run, selling just 800,000 cars over eight years.
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Spotify Just Rolled Out A Huge Library Of Audiobooks
Spotify released its new Audiobooks segment today, which contains more than 300,000 titles for listeners.
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The Most Expensive Car In Charles Leclerc's Collection
Charles Leclerc could effortlessly amass a fancy and expensive car collection with all those earnings, but which is the fairest (and costliest) of the lot?
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Peloton Tread Review: An Investment For The Long Run
It's time we took a new look at the Peloton Tread. After a rocky patch of recalls in 2021, it would seem Peloton's back on track, but is this ecosystem for you?
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