The Magic of “60”: Why 0–60 MPH Became the Benchmark for Car Performance
When a new sports car claims a “2.5-second run to 60 mph,” you don’t need more details—you already know it’s brutally quick.
Cyberattack Disrupts Ignition Interlock Systems in the U.S., Leaving Thousands of Drivers Unable to Start Cars
A cyberattack on a major ignition interlock provider unexpectedly left thousands of American drivers stranded nationwide.
C-5 Catruk: The Unusual American Half-Track Truck Built by Linn
Engineers chased a single vehicle combining highway speed with rugged off-road capability during the interwar years.
NHTSA Closes Investigation Into Tesla Sudden Acceleration: No Defect Found
Federal regulators found no defect behind Tesla acceleration complaints, though debate around its FSD system continues.
Dynamic Charging for Electric Cars: Highways of the Future Are Already Being Built in the U.S.
Experimental highways in the U.S. and Europe can recharge electric vehicles wirelessly while driving.
How Much Fuel 1970s American Cars Actually Consumed
Big engines and massive bodies defined 1970s American cars—but their real fuel economy might surprise you.
Goliath 700: A Storm Warning for the Ford Raptor and RAM TRX
Texas tuners answered the call, turning the Silverado into the Hennessey Goliath 700 beast
The Engine That Changed America
Higher efficiency at high RPMs, compact dimensions, and relatively low overall engine weight
Five American Cars You’ve Probably Never See
Beyond Ford and Cadillac, these obscure American vehicles range from bizarre builds to ultra-luxury machines
Trump’s Tariffs Cost Automakers $35 Billion — Consumers Will Foot the Bill
Trump-era tariffs have driven auto industry costs up dramatically, ultimately raising prices for American consumers.
Volkswagen Jetta Recall in the U.S. Over Fire Risk Linked to Transmission Wiring
Volkswagen recalls thousands of Jetta sedans in the U.S. after discovering a potential fire risk.
U.S. EV Sales Drop Sharply After Federal Tax Credit Ends
New data shows electric vehicle sales falling sharply after the federal EV tax credit expired.
NHTSA Warns Mandatory Anti-Drunk Driving Tech by 2026 Could Block Sober Drivers
U.S. regulators admit new alcohol-detection tech in cars still risks stopping sober drivers unexpectedly today.
How Potholes Can Damage Your Car’s Suspension System: What Drivers Should Know
Potholes cost American drivers billions yearly, often damaging tires, suspensio parts, shocks, and steering components.
Honda Has Already Halted Three EV Projects for the U.S.: What Happens to the 0 SUV and RSX?
Honda pauses several electric vehicle projects planned for North America after revising its global EV strategy.