

FTC’s New CARS Rule Could Save Car Shoppers $3.4 Billion Each Year
New rule targets bait-and-switch tactics and junk fees, two tactics often used against car buyers.



Don’t Walk Away From A Car Crash
This driver shows why it’s such a bad idea… If you’re ever involved in a car crash, the worst thing you can do is leave the scene. In some states you’ll notice there are signs that say minor crashes on freeways should be handled by getting off at the nearest exit, but this driver who was involved in a serious one-vehicle crash just walked away, leaving her car to catch fire and cause an even bigger situation. Learn why a couple is accused of intentionally causing car crashes here. The whole thin


GM Issues Stop-Sale on Some Silverado and Sierra Trucks Over Splitting Roofs
Some affected trucks are already in owners' hands and will be fixed under warranty.


The legendary Chevy Camaro just ended production
The last sixth-gen Chevrolet Camaro has left the building. Camaro name lives on in racing, not sure when the Camaro reboot happens .


Arkansas Trooper Literally Runs Down Suspect On Crotch Rocket
While sport bikes, or crotch rockets, can be genuinely fun to ride, they unfortunately seem to attract some of the biggest dorks on the road. There are other interesting vehicles which do the same, but it seems like pretty much everyone has been harassed by some young buck with a huge ego and undeveloped sense of his mortality while straddling one of these things. For that reason alone, it’s hilarious to watch an Arkansas State Police trooper give one a nice, firm tap after the suspect on it tri


BMW CEO explains decision to invest in internal-combustion engines
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse explained why the company will continue to invest in the internal combustion engine, even as it launches more EVs.


Used BMW i8 2014-2020 review
Munich's tech-laden electrified streak can now be had from £30k - here's how it stacks up


New Ford Documentary Series Details How It Made the New Mustang GT3
"It's not called endurance racing because it's short and easy."



Borrowing Smart: What to Know Before You Finance or Lease Your Next Car
With a little planning and prep work, you'll save money, strengthen your negotiating leverage, and wind up with a more suitable purchase.


Tesla Model Y showcases off-roading chops against Jeeps in viral video: ‘Now this is impressive’
"Tesla should demonstrate more of this capability."


How over-the-air updates like Tesla's are changing the recall game
Software recalls delivered OTA don't require a dealer visit. Automakers are taking advantage.


Elon Musk's private jets took 441 flights this year
It isn't easy running six companies, but Elon Musk's fleet of private jets certainly helps.


The most important cars ever made by Ford
Within five years, it had hit the jackpot, creating the most important, and for a long time the best-selling, car in history. The definition of ‘great’ is fluid – we’re using it here to describe cars which might not have excelled in all areas, but which at least pushed Ford forward in one way or another. The main requirement of any manufacturer’s first car is that it should be successful enough to allow the company to create a second.


Tesla's recall on its Autosteer technology could bolster lawsuits claiming the feature is dangerous: report
Tesla recalled 2 million vehicles equipped with its Autosteer feature in a move plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the automaker say proves the company knew the tech was dangerous.


Tesla releases details about the updated design for its Model 3 — including unique hood feature that could save lives
The upgraded Model 3 is available in Europe, but it is expected to eventually make it to the US market.


Ferrari to launch 2024 car on February 13
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has confirmed the 2024 Formula 1 car for the Scuderia will be launched on Feb. 13. Ferrari unveiled its 2023 design - the SF-23 - at its Fiorano test track, where it ran the car live for the first time. Speaking ...


FIA jumped to ‘bad conclusions’ over Wolffs – Vasseur
The FIA's public statement about a potential investigation into a conflict of interest involving Toto and Susie Wolff was too hasty and "quite embarrassing for the whole sport," according to Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur. The governing body ...




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