Subaru Forester SK Gets a New Off-Road Look
The SK-generation Forester sits higher and gains Roadhouse’s KADDIS AR4 kit for city streets and off-road trails.
Two Exhaust Pipes Instead of One: What Your Car’s Tailpipes Really Mean
Most modern cars have a single exhaust pipe, but there are plenty of exceptions—and some have two or more.
Hollywood Heavyweights Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins Join Maserati Biopic
The upcoming biopic Maserati: The Brothers follows the three siblings who built one of Italy’s most iconic automakers.
10 of the Most Durable SUVs of All Time
Which SUVs can rack up hundreds of thousands of miles and remain on the road after decades of use?
Ford Urgently Recalls Nearly 160,000 Vehicles Due to Risk of Engine Failure
Ford Motor Co. has issued three new recalls over defects that could cause power loss, impaired visibility, or reduced vehicle stability.
Can Charging Your Phone in the Car Really Kill the Battery
Charging your phone the wrong way can affect more than just your smartphone—it can also put a strain on your car.
Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore Makes Its Debut
Lamborghini has unveiled its first Tricolore special-edition sports car in 15 years, celebrating the colors of the Italian flag.
Tesla Has Expanded Its Robotaxi Fleet Sevenfold in Three Weeks — Cybercab Is Already on the Way
The number of officially registered Tesla Cybercabs in Texas has risen from 7 to 45 in just a few days, while the existing Robotaxi service using Model Y vehicles is already operating in Austin, Dallas, and Houston without a safety operator. According to Tesla's head of autonomous driving, Ashok Elluswamy, the fleet has covered more than 380,000 miles without any serious incidents.
VW Group's Chief Designer Pushes Back Against Aggressive Car Styling
Few people think about how a car's appearance affects the way it is perceived on the road. Volkswagen Group's top designer explained why the trend toward “angry” grilles and narrow headlights could be a dead end. Here's what's behind his view, what impact it could have on the market, and why it may be time to rethink the approach to automotive styling.
Mazda Is Preparing a Major Shift in Strategy for Its Large SUVs
Four large Mazda SUVs have fallen short of sales targets and are now due for radical changes. The CX-60, CX-70, CX-80, and CX-90 will get not only new styling but fundamentally different powertrains. Here's what will change for buyers and why it matters now.
Volvo Will Offer the New EX90 to Buyers in Just One Version
The 2026 Volvo EX90 will get a 106-kWh battery, up to 388 miles of range, and a 0-62 mph time of 5.5 seconds. Sales are set to begin October 12, with pricing expected to range from $108,000 to $141,000 before taxes.
The 5 Most Reliable Midsize Sedans in the U.S. This Year
Three Japanese models and two Korean sedans make up the top five most reliable midsize cars for 2026, according to U.S. ratings.
Car Diagnostics: What It Is, Why You Need It, and How It Works
Every driver has heard the advice: “Take it in for diagnostics.” But what does that actually mean? Is it just reading trouble codes with a scanner, or is there more to it? And most importantly, why pay for diagnostics if the car runs and doesn't seem to be breaking down? Here's what the term really covers, when diagnostics are necessary, and how the procedure is performed at a modern repair shop.
Maserati Faces a Crisis in the U.S. as 60 Dealers Reportedly Sold Zero Cars
Maserati sales have plunged in the U.S., leaving much of the brand's dealer network facing an unprecedented lack of demand.
Four Zodiac Signs That Treat Their Car Like a Second Self
These four signs aren't chasing speed—they want a car that reflects who they are, from intuition and perfectionism to style and the future.
Dodge Charger 500 Sat for 35 Years After Losing Oil Pressure, Now It Has to Move
The 1970 Dodge Charger 500 spent 35 years parked after its 318 V8 lost oil pressure and was finally sold before its owner moved.