Volkswagen Pumps The Brakes On Major US Factory Plans
Volkswagen's plans to continue expanding into America seem to have slowed as the company pulls back on building new factories. The reasonning sounds familiar.
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The US Gas Station Chain You Might Not Know Is Owned By Venezuela
One big-name US gas station chain is actually a wholly owned subsidiary of Venezuela's state-run oil company. Here's why that's caused legal issues for decades.
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Consumer Reports Says This Popular Honda Hybrid Might Not Save You Money On Gas
Hybrid vehicles are usually more economical than gasoline cars, but not all will offer immediate savings on fuel. This Honda is a good example.
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The 2026 Ford Explorer Tremor Is Better Than It Needs To Be, And That's The Problem
Part family transport, part off-road adventurer. Does the latest Ford to get the Tremor treatment deliver where it really matters?
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5 Cruiser Motorcycles With High Resale Value
Most motorcycles lose a lots of value in the years after their release, especially if they've been driven. That isn't necessarily true for cruisers, though.
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Honda's 2026 Pilot Elite Reminded Me What This 3-Row SUV Gets So Right
The 2026 Pilot may be more expensive, but Honda's improvements will likely be worth it for most families.
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This US State Wants To Put A Leash On License Plate Camera Tech
Automated license plate readers have proven to be a controversial addition to U.S. roads, and it looks like another state is hoping to regulate their use.
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New Hyundai Patent Could Save Your Truck From Getting Stuck Offroad
Hyundai has filed a new patent that, if granted, could potentially lead to a serious upgrade in the off-road capabilities of vehicles made by the company.
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5 Car Batteries With The Best Cold Weather Performance, According To Consumer Reports
Your car might not start tomorrow morning, unless you have one of these. Find out which 5 batteries crushed the Consumer Reports cold weather torture tests.
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Every Different Type Of Spark Plug (And How To Know Which Your Car Needs)
Not all spark plugs are created equal, and knowing which one your car needs can vastly improve your car's fuel economy.
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HEMI Owners Are Deleting This Feature, Even Though It's Costing Them Fuel
HEMI owners are modding their vehicles to remove a particular built-in feature, but does it actually help and what are the potential downsides?
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5 '90s Cars That Are Currently Skyrocketing In Value
It's almost impossible to tell what cars will demand future premiums when they are released, but these '90s darlings are beginning to climb in value.
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Sales Of Honda's New Prelude Are Already Off To A Disappointing Start
When Honda brought the Prelude nameplate back for the 2026 model year, it surely hoped to sell more than 200 or so units in its first year on sale.
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This City Is Letting Tesla's Robotaxis Drive Unsupervised
One city is allowing Tesla to drive passengers without a safety driver, but "unsupervised" claims may not be what they seem to be. Here's what we know.
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China's EV Companies Are Doing A Lot More Than Building Cars
With short supply lines and cutthroat competition, Chinese EV brands are making huge advances in related fields such as automation and robotics.
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I Imported My Dream JDM Car, Here's Everything I Wish Someone Told Me About The Process
Hoping to import your dream JDM car into the United States? It's not hard, but there's a lot you need to be aware of — here are the most important points.
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4 Useful CarPlay Features Most Users Don't Know About
Apple Carplay helps you to keep your hands on the wheel, while still being able to use iPhone features, but there may be some options you haven't seen.
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Scout Hasn't Sold A Single SUV And It's Already At The Center Of A New Lawsuit
Scout is an EV and EREV maker who has found itself amidst numerous lawsuits despite not having sold a single vehicle. Now it has to deal with another one.
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'Increased Risk Of Crash': Toyota Recalls 160K Tundra Trucks
Toyota is performing another recall on its Tundra line of trucks, affecting 160k vehicles. The reason may sound familiar to Tundra owners, too.
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5 Infotainment Systems Better Than Apple CarPlay (According To Consumer Reports)
The car infotainment landscape is one dominated by systems like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, but some automakers also make decent options themselves.
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15 Things You Should Never Say When Buying A New Or Used Car
Buying a new car is exciting, nerve-racking, and often frustrating, and how you behave at the dealership can really affect the smoothness of your experience.
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This Is The Most Efficient EV You Can Buy In The US (And It Isn't A Tesla)
With manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and Saudi Arabia, this EV manufacturer achieves impressive efficiency figures for a premium price.
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Local News Pressures Kia Into Buying Back Dangerous Recalled Car
Recall repairs should ideally happen smoothly and quickly, but that wasn't the case for one Kia K5 owner. Thankfully, local news came to their rescue.
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5 Of The Best Motorcycle Parts To Buy Second Hand
While buying used motorcycle parts often represents a major cost savings, doing so offers more advantages than just that — provided you choose wisely.
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Changing A Semi-Truck Tire Is A Lot Harder Than You'd Think
Everything about semi-trucks is larger, heavier, and potentially more dangerous. Changing a flat tire on a semi also falls into this category.
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Every Toyota Tacoma Generation Ranked From Worst To Best
Toyota has been building its Tacoma pickup truck since 1995, but not every generation is created equal. We combed NHTSA data to find out which ones shine.
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$20K And A 3D Printer Is All You Need To Build Your Own Lamborghini
You can buy a Lamborghini for an outrageous sum of money, or you can 3D print one for $20,000 and a little skill. Here's what one engineer has done.
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