These Are Consumer Reports' Top-Ranked Tires For Winter & Snow
When it comes to winter driving, you don't want to go cheap on tires. Here's what Consumer Reports says are the best tires for each vehicle type.
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GM Engines Are Still Failing, And The US Government Wants To Know Why
A recent announcement from the NHTSA revealed that General Motors engines are still failing. Here are the affected models and the root of the problem.
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Dear Elon: I Don't Want To Hear Another Word About Flying Teslas Until This Real Problem Is Fixed
It's not uncommon for people to be frustrated with Elon Musk, especially when he's discussing flying cars instead of fixing this major problem first.
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Toyota Brought Back A Dead Auto Brand For An Unexpected Reason
At this year's SEMA, Toyota has debuted several concept cars, including one named after an auto brand that was discontinued way back in 2016.
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The FCC Could Retroactively Ban These Legally-Sold Drones
Recent proposals grant the FCC expanded powers with which to ban drones which were previously legally-sold, which could spell disaster for one maker.
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IBM's 8,000 Layoffs Reveal The Harsh Reality Of The AI Revolution
IBM is embracing the AI revolution and moving forward with its plans to modernize its workforce to the tune of 8,000 layoffs. But is this solution foolproof?
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This Couple Was Fined $1.5K For Parking In Their Own Driveway – Now The Law Is Changing
Parking in San Francisco isn't easy at the best of times, but when a couple received a $1.5k fine for parking in their own driveway, they took action.
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Tesla's 'Mad Max Mode' Has The Government's Attention – And Not For A Good Reason
Amidst already concerning investigations by government authorities, Tesla rolled out "Mad Max mode" which instructs FSD to drive faster and more aggressively.
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The Military Fired Live Munitions Over A California Freeway, And Drivers Are Not Happy
A military celebration soured when live ammunition accidentally exploded over a California freeway. Here's how things went wrong with the event.
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If You Live In PA, AutoZone Might Owe You Money – Here's How To Join The Settlement
AutoZone was accused of violating a PA state privacy law with its website's tracking technology. As part of the settlement, PA residents may qualify for cash.
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This Japanese IT Giant Is Getting Into The Car Business
A Japanese IT giant is taking a plunge into the car business and is even releasing a concept car. Here's everything you need to know about the business move.
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Milwaukee Is Recalling Its M18 Top Handle Chainsaws - Here's Why
One of Milwaukee’s popular M18 chainsaws has been recalled over a key safety flaw. Here’s what you need to know before you power up again.
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Toyo & Nitto Recall 36,000 Dangerous Tires – Here's How To Know If Yours Are Affected
Japanese tire manufacturers Toyo and Nitto have announced a major recall of 36,000 tires that have been declared dangerous. Are your tires affected?
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This Budget Airline Abruptly Canceled All Flights – And It Won't Be Issuing Refunds
Ticketholders for this budget airline may be hosed, as the company seems to have abruptly closed up shop without warning. Here's what to do if you're affected.
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Samsung & Google Show Off Their Answer To The Apple Vision Pro
The Apple Vision Pro is getting some new competition in the form of an Android-based XR headset collaboration from Samsung and Google, and it costs a lot less.
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Menards Lawsuits Explained: How The Hardware Chain Continues To Find Legal Trouble
Behind Menards’ towering aisles and rebate deals lies a trail of lawsuits and fines. Why does the retailer keep facing the same legal troubles?
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The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO Gets Everything Right At The Worst Possible Time
Powerful, capable, and now it sounds the part, too. So why are prospects looking so dreary for the Ram 1500 RHO?
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This Toyota Concept Car Could Finally Make Camrys Cool
Toyota recently released a sneak peek of a Camry concept car, and it could change how consumers view it. Here's everything you need to know.
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There's A Reason Why People Are Believing This Phone Scam In California - It Involves The Police
These days, phone scammers are getting more and more creative. In some states like California, their schemes are even starting to involve law enforcement.
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This Tiny Chinese EV Hopes To Tackle Japan's Massive Kei Car Market
Kei cars are a big deal in the Japanese market, accounting for 40% of new sales there. These are small cars that produce no more than 63 horsepower.
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This Toyota FJ60 Concept Packs Twice The Horsepower – But That's Not The Only Upgrade
The Toyota FJ60 could be a head-turner due to its high-horsepower, but will it actually come to market? Here's what you need to know about the new concept.
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California Residents Are Lining Up To Complain About This Long-Running Car Show
There is an informal weekly car show in Clifornia that attracts thousands of people every weekend that may have grown too large for its own good.
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Ram Brought Back The 'Dude' With This Modern Concept - Here's What All It Features
Every so often, automakers show up to a car show with an enticing concept that's intended to simply make a statement with their eye-catching designs.
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This iOS 26 Bug Could Be Sabotaging Your Text Messages
Have you been typing text messages on your iPhone and noticed that you're making more typos since updating to iOS 26? You're not alone. Here's the story.
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National Guard Plane Makes An Emergency Landing, Almost Takes Out A Tesla
There are close calls, and then there's this. A National Guard plane's emergency landing nearly resulted in disaster, all captured by a Tesla's dashcam.
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Subaru's New Impreza Isn't What Fans Want, But It's What Buyers Need
The 2026 Impreza is a far cry from Subaru's rally days, but it's the car we need, not the one we deserve.
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Meta Is Slashing Hundreds Of AI Jobs – Here's What's Going On
AI may be booming, but not everyone is having a good time. Meta has recently let go hundreds of AI employees — here's the story behind the layoffs.
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