Three Honda Models That May Disappoint Used-Car Buyers
These are the most problematic used Hondas—vehicles you might want to avoid.
Michelin Explains Plant Closures and Production Shift
The French tire maker is at the center of a high-profile controversy over investments and government support. Here’s what we learned about the situation and the company’s response.
Radiator Mesh: Engine Saver or Silent Killer?
Adding a protective mesh has become a popular service. In theory, it shields radiators from gravel, insects, and tar that clog the fins. But many argue the opposite—that these accessories do more harm than good. So what’s the truth?
Fall Car Care: What to Check Before the Cold Sets In
Dirt, moisture, dropping temperatures, road salt—all of it is another stress test for your car.
Volvo Begins Production of New Hybrid at South Carolina Plant
The Swedish brand doubles down on U.S. manufacturing: Volvo hybrids will soon be rolling off the line.
Airbag Defect Prompts Ford to Recall 100,000 Ranger Pickups Nationwide
Ford Recalls 100,000 Ranger Pickups Over Faulty Airbags, Raising Safety Concerns.
Dongfeng to “Repackage” Nissan and Team Up with Huawei: All for Project XY
Dongfeng is preparing a new electric vehicle brand in partnership with Huawei.
Jeep Wrangler 2029: First Renders Reveal a Fresh Look and Surprise Design Changes
The first renders of the 2029 Jeep Wrangler have surfaced online, showing a refreshed exterior. Engine lineup changes are expected, but details remain under wraps—for now.
Tesla Roadster Delayed Again: Musk Promises “Something Beyond a Car,” but Production Still on Hold
Despite years of buzz around the new Tesla Roadster 2027, mass production of the long-awaited model has yet to begin.
Stellantis Confirms Production of a New Mid-Size Ram Pickup
Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa has officially confirmed that the long-awaited mid-size Ram pickup will enter production in 2027.
The Metal Automakers Fear: What Lithium-Ion Batteries Are Hiding
Why don’t gas-powered cars use the same lithium-ion batteries found in smartphones?
The Era of EVs Isn’t Forever: BMW Backs Away from Going Fully Electric
German automaker BMW is sticking with its “Power of Choice” strategy, which calls for developing electric vehicles and internal combustion engine (ICE) models in parallel.
The End of the Diesel Era: Toyota Predicts a Hydrogen Revolution
Similar shifts are underway in the U.S., where hybrid powertrains are steadily replacing diesel in vehicles that once relied on it completely.
Tesla Extends Warranty on Costly Model S and Model X Components to Seven Years
Peace of mind for 70,000 miles: Here’s how Tesla’s new seven-year warranty works.
Nissan Shuts Down U.S. Design Studios and Cuts Staff
Nissan continues to grapple with a financial crisis and announced yesterday that it will conduct a major downsizing of its design operations.