Driverless Car Crashes Into Pole Following LA Police Chase, But It Wasn't A Robotaxi
A driverless car crashed into a pole in Los Angeles last Thursday night, following a police chase. It wasn't a Cruise or a Waymo though.
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A Word Of Advice For American Automakers Afraid Of A Chinese 'Invasion': Git Gud
76% of auto executives think Chinese cars will come to the U.S., but 70% also think that when Chinese brands arrive they'll chew into those execs' market share.
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Trump Floats Trade War On Euro Car Enthusiasts, 50% Tariffs Starting June 1st
Trump has his sights set on kicking a hornet's nest by suggesting 50% import tariffs on all goods from the European Union.
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Drive Your Classic Car The Way It Was Meant To Be Driven At Pioneer Rally's Rocky Mountain Vintage 2025
If there's one thing we'll always approve of, it's driving classic cars rather than keeping them locked up in garages.
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What Exactly Does The U.S. Space Force Do?
It's the newest branch of the U.S. armed forces, and it's not like outer-space aliens are invading (at least, that we know of). So what does the Space Force do?
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Semi-Truck Blind Spots Are Terrifying. Here's How To Stay Out Of Them
When you're sharing the road with huge semi-trucks, you'll be a lot safer if you can avoid their even bigger blind spots. Here's how to do it.
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How To Park On An Incline Without Damaging Your Transmission
Your transmission can make thousands of gear changes with no trouble, but park wrong on an incline and you're courting disaster. Here's how to do it right.
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These New EVs All Depreciate Faster Than A Tesla Model 3
If you're on the fence about the Model 3, here are other EVs that will depreciate more in five years. After all, no one wants to lose money faster than Tesla.
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Colorado's New Favorite License Plate Isn't Fancy, And Other States Should Take Note
While license plates often serve as elaborate billboards for state tourism, a retro plate that offers no frills has captured Colorado's imagination.
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Ever Notice Those Colored Lines On New Tires? Here's What They Mean
The colored lines you'll see on new tires at a store have specific meanings that vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Here's what they're about.
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The 1956 General Motors Firebird II Had An Engine That Reached 35,000 RPM
How often have we heard something described as the car of the future? But in 1956, GM made a concept car that really did have a futuristic feel.
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These Mods May Look Good, But They'll Just Make Your Car Slower
Most gearheads have considered at least one modification to make their cars quicker. However, don't waste your money on the ones that will only do the opposite.
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Why Old Diesel Trucks Are Suddenly So Expensive
Here are several convenience reasons that old diesel trucks on Facebook Marketplace are being sold for more than your grandpa thinks they should be.
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This State Has The Highest Percentage Of Pontiac Owners, And It's Not Even Close
If you associate the brand with muscle cars like the GTO cruising California roadways, the state with the most Pontiacs per capita will surprise you.
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Why Ram And Dodge Aren't The Same Brand Anymore
Once upon a time, Ram was part of the Dodge name. Here's why the company decided to split them up and what the future looks like for the successful brands.
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Formula 1 Is Making Everyone Take Pit Stops They Don't Need At Monaco But It Won't Fix The Racing
Instead of actually fixing anything, F1's top brass decided to mandate every driver pit twice instead of just once.
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Don't Panic, Humans: Auto Plants Are The Last Places Where Robots Will Steal Your Jobs
Before we completely banish humans from the joys of the moving assembly line, let's consider how well the robot takeover plan has worked out in the past.
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Car Parts Supplier DEI Caught Up In Trump's Culture Wars
Ohio-based Design Engineering, Inc., which mainly focuses on heat and sound insulation, is now finding itself on the front lines of the culture war.
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BMW Is Making 70 Of These Gorgeous M8-Based Speedtop Shooting Brakes
The new Speedtop is a two-door wagon version of the Skytop that was shown last year, and it'll likely cost around $500,000.
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Listen To The Bugatti W16 Mistral Make The Loudest, Best Turbo Noises You've Ever Heard
When it comes to what production car makes the best — and loudest — turbo noises, it's not even close: It's the Bugatti W16 Mistral.
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80% Of Electric Cadillac Buyers Are New To The Brand
8 out of 10 Cadillac EV buyers are new to the brand, and 10% of trade-ins are Teslas — or 25% when it comes to the Lyriq.
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Lidar Can Permanently Damage Your Phone's Camera
It was the technological equivalent of staring directly into the Sun.
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Watch A Tornado Spin A Purpose-Built Storm Chasing Truck Completely Around
Watch from the passenger seat as 200 mile per hour winds spin the Dominator 3 around in a full circle.
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Place Your Bets On How Many Bugs The DoD Will Find In Trump's Qatari 747
The DoD will likely do a full sweep of Trump's new plane for any kind of recording or listening devices, but how many do we think will actually be found?
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Watch The Inaugural Oscar Mayer Wienie 500 Wienermobile Race Here, Starting At 2 P.M.
Not one but six Wienermobiles will hit the track in Indianapolis and race head-to-head in the inaugural Wienie 500.
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Rivian R2 Prototypes Have Hidden Yetis In Their Camouflage Wraps
Rivian says that the "latest wraps serve as a reminder that even in the most technical phases of development, there's still room to have a little fun."
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How The Death Of The Indy 500's Most Dominant Driver Threatened Racing's Very Existence
Vukovich was the greatest driver of his era and arguably the most dominant in Indy 500 history.
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Here Are Your Nominations For The Indy 500 GOAT
As we close in on this weekend's 109th running of the Indy 500 we're taking a look back at all the greats and attempting to figure out which of them did it best
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California's Emissions Standards Are A Thing Of The Past
In this morning's edition, the Senate revokes California's right to set its own emissions standards, and Chinese cars are enrapturing European buyers.
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What's Your Favorite Summer Car Pastime?
It's nearly Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer, and we want to know what your favorite car-related things to do are.
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At $6,800, Is This 2004 Saab 9-5 An Aero Straight To The Heart?
Saab may be long gone, but beloved models like today's Nice Price or No Dice 9-5 Aero are heart-warming reminders of what once was.
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