Can The VW ID.4 Shake Its Dull Reputation Before It's Too Late?
VW's big ambitions for EVs in North America have fizzled. Can the ID.4 carry the full weight of mainstream electrification?
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The Electric Jeep Recon Is Going Where The Bronco New Energy EV Won't
Since it's not clear if the United States market will get the Ford Bronco New Energy, the Jeep Recon EV just might be the perfect alternative.
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The Most Frustrating Reason Tesla's Cyberbeast Is Now $15K More Expensive
Tesla's Cyberbeast has never been a cheap EV, but it's now even more expensive than it used to be — and not for a particularly good reason, either.
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This 'Powerful And Compact' Milwaukee Flashlight 2-Pack Is On Sale For Black Friday
If you're in the need for a flashlight to round out your tool collection, look no further than this popular Milwaukee two-pack that's on sale for Black Friday.
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Ford Just Pulled The Plug: This Popular Model Is Finished
What was once a pretty popular hatchback model 10 years ago and has already been discontinued by Ford in America is now dead in Europe as well.
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I Know Why The 2026 Honda Prelude Is Priced That Way, But I'm Still Disappointed
The 2026 model of the Honda Prelude is going be very pricey for a family car. Honda thinks the tech involved makes it worth it, but we're not so sure.
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If Meta Ruined VR For You, Valve Has Good News
Let's face it: VR isn't nearly as exciting as it once was, no thanks to Meta. Thankfully, Valve seems to have remembered what made it all so fun.
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Coffee Lovers Have Waited Years For This New Gadget, And It's Finally Here
Making coffee without a power source is about to become a whole lot easier with this new gadget, and it might even replace your electric one.
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The 2026 Nissan Leaf Goes Farther On One Charge Than You Think
The third-generation 2026 Nissan Leaf already boasted a better range than previous versions, but one outlet got more mileage from a Leaf than the EPA did.
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New York Could Be The Next State In Waymo's Robotaxi Invasion
Waymo's robotaxis have established a foothold in several states, and it looks like New York could be the up next. Here's what we know so far.
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This Gaming Company Is Replacing Humans With AI, And Players Are Calling For A Boycott
Companies replacing human workers with AI are facing bigger and bigger backlashes, and one of the largest going on now may spark a full-on boycott.
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Lawmakers Are Putting Their Foot Down About Subscription Car Features
Sick and tired of having to pay monthly fees to use some of your car's features? Well, New York State may be on the way to changing that with a new bill.
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Home Depot Is Selling These Starlink Kits At A Steep Discount For Black Friday
Home Depot’s early Black Friday sale offers major savings on Starlink kits, giving shoppers a chance to pick up this hardware at a lower price.
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This Is Officially 2025's Most RV-Friendly US City
Not every city is built around driving an RV. If you're looking for a destination to drive to, this is considered the most RV-friendly city in the US.
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The Internet May Keep Comparing This New Apple Product To Borat's Mankini, But That Didn't Stop It Selling Out
The announcement (and subsequent selling out) of the iPhone Pocket was disappointing, though, not as a result of the price point or vanity of the accessory.
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5 Of The Best Costco Black Friday Deals You'll Find This Year
Costco always comes through with impressive holiday shopping discounts, and their 2025 Black Friday deals have a little for everyone.
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This Headlight Hack Makes Toyotas Easy Pickings For Thieves
Car theft has declined sharply since it peaked in the early '90s, but thieves now use high-tech strategies like this one to target Toyotas in particular.
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California Pumps Are Getting Cheaper E15 Gas – But Will It Ruin Your Engine?
California's new E15 gas will help drivers save money when filling up, but will the ethanol content wreak havoc on car engines? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Is Airbus Scrapping Basically Brand-New Jets?
While it might make sense to ground a new plane temporarily for repairs or changes in demand, Airbus is scrapping them for parts. What's going on?
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Apple Users Have A Lot To Say About Its Rumored Google AI Plan: 'Anything Is Better Than Current Siri'
Apple fans are buzzing about a rumored Google deal for Siri’s next big update and opinions range from cautious optimism to full-on disbelief.
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Drivers In These Cities Are The Most Afraid Of Parallel Parking
Lots of drivers have anxiety about parallel parking, but some cities are more anxious about it than others. These places are where drivers hate it the most.
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The Honda Civic Type R Isn't Cheap, But It's Still A Bargain
Affordable? Not exactly, but there's a reason hot hatch fans still go wild for the Civic Type R.
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Chinese Bridge Collapse Caught On Camera Just Months After Opening
China's new Hongqi Bridge promised to help commuters cross a vast distance, but now it's turning heads as it was nearly the site of a massive disaster.
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T-Mobile Isn't Gatekeeping This Service - Even AT&T And Verizon Users Have Free Access
Cell carriers typically gatekeep their services for their own customers. However, T-Mobile is offering a new service for free even if you have AT&T or Verizon.
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'Dukes Of Hazzard' Fans Can Bid On A Screen-Used 'General Lee' Soon - But It Won't Be Cheap
Fans of "The Dukes of Hazard" will instantly recognize the bright orange Dodge Charger from the film. This star model is being sold on auction for a high price.
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DIYer Turns Hundreds Of Disposable Vapes Into A House-Powering Battery Wall
Single-use disposable vapes now pose a rapidly a growing waste issue, but one DIYer has shown that they have a lot more to give even after we're done with them.
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