GM Just Suffered A $6B Loss (And It's All Because Of EVs)
In January 2026, GM reported a $6 billion loss as a result of its EV plans. This comes on top of $1.6 billion losses reported in October 2025.
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This Is The Oldest American Car Model Nameplate Still In Use Today
Although not the oldest nameplate in the world, this American car has a long and distinguished history dating back nearly a century.
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Don't Get Hurt: How To Safely Hit The Snowmobile Trail This Winter
Snowmobiling is an adrenaline sport, but it can also be very dangerous. Here's how you can safely hit the trails this winter.
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5 Used Luxury SUVs You Can Find For Less Than $30,000
A brand-new luxury SUV comes with a high sticker price, but if you are okay with going used, here are five models you can find for under $30,000.
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Nissan's 2026 Armada Is Big In All The Best Ways (And The Worst, Too)
Capable, spacious, and certainly powerful, does Nissan's most expensive model have what it takes to sink the three-row SUV competition?
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New State Law Aims To Make Acquiring License Plate 'Flippers' Much Harder
While it was already illegal to use or sell license plate flippers in the Golden state, the recent law turns a related activity into an offense, too.
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Not The 4Runner, Not The Highlander – The Longest-Lasting Toyota SUV, According To iSeeCars
Toyota has a reputation for making reliable vehicles, but if you're looking for a reliable Toyota SUV, it may not be the model you're thinking of.
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These New Cars Don't Offer Android Auto - Here's Why
Along with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto has been one of the most popular automotive technology integrations in recent decades.
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How To Make A Harley-Davidson Clutch Easier To Pull
Stiff clutch lever on your Harley-Davidson? From minor adjustments to deeper mechanical causes, here’s what could be causing the problem.
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Be Careful At The Mechanic: They Might Be Illegally Loaning Out Your Car
Dropping your car off at the shop is pretty standard, but some mechanics might be taking your car on joyrides or loaning it out. How can you stop this?
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Why Transmission Dipsticks Are Being Removed From New Cars
More new cars are being built without transmission dipsticks, raising questions about modern maintenance, control, and how vehicles are meant to be serviced.
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Taking Your ATV On A Snowmobile Trail Could Be Breaking The Law
ATVs are capable of riding on most terrains, but snowmobiles need a groomed surface. As such, there are different rules for where you can ride each of them.
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5 Parking Lot Etiquette Rules Every Driver Should Follow
Multilevel concrete parking lots can feel like lawless places for the uninitiated, and there are many unwritten rules involved in smoothly navigating them.
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5 Factory Supercharged Cars Time Has Sadly Forgotten
Supercharged cars occasionally roll right off the factory floor, but not all these models stand the test of time. Some end up fading into obscurity.
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This US State's 2025 List Of Rejected License Plates Is Definitely NSFW
Car owners love to personalize their vehicles in some of the most imaginative ways. Maybe just try to do it in a more wholesome, considerate manner.
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This Is The Highest-Quality Small SUV, According To JD Power
There are quite a few small SUVs available on the market, but J.D. Power considers this as a particularly high-quality example of the breed.
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Ford Is Turning To Tech To Stop F-150 Thefts
The Ford F-150 isn't just popular with American pickup buyers; it's also a hit with car thieves. Ford is taking steps to combat this, however.
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This Japanese Road Has To Be Cut Out Of 65 Feet Of Snow: Here's How They Do It
Japan gets so much snow that some regional highways take months to clear. One corridor needs heavy machinery to make travel possible again after every winter.
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California Is Getting Serious About Extreme Highway Speeding
California is launching a new program aimed at curbing excessive speeding and reducing highway fatalities, and it looks like it won't pull any punches.
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5 Of The Coolest JDM Cars You'll Be Able To Import From Japan In 2026
At the turn of every year, a new batch of Japanese Domestic Market cars become eligible for U.S. import -- here are the coolest coming in 2026.
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Stranded Trucker Shows Why You Should Never Blindly Trust Your GPS
While having a GPS on your phone or in your vehicle can come in handy, it can also put you in a bad situation. Here's how a trucker found out the hard way.
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What Does GS F Stand For On A Lexus?
The Lexus GS F was a loved sedan by many, but what does it actually stand for? Here's the meaning, and the background of the once Lexus model.
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Every 2026 Car Model Getting A HEMI Engine – So Far
Only a handful of vehicles are currently available with Chrysler's Hemi engine, but more are joining them in 2026, including one that skipped 2025.
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This Classic Mercedes G-Class Has Been Trapped In Amber For Over 7 Years
Most Mercedes lovers would just keep their favorite car in a garage where they can control the environment, but immortalizing it in amber works too.
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What To Know Before Sleeping Overnight At A Highway Rest Stop
Taking regular breaks on long drives helps avoid drowsy driving, but you'll need to abide by state laws if you want to sleep overnight at a highway rest stop.
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Ford Reports Best Yearly US Sales In Over Half A Decade
Ford’s latest U.S. sales figures point to a major rebound, highlighting how changing consumer priorities reshaped the automaker’s recent performance.
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A Weekend With The McLaren Artura And BMW M5 Proved The Future Is Fast, But Not Flawless
Two six-figure sports cars each pair gas and electric to deliver some serious speed, but there's more to performance than horsepower alone.
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