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.
New-Car Prices in the U.S. Stalled in February, Yet the Average Deal Still Hit $35,533
Despite stable sticker prices, incentives and shifting inventory continue shaping what American buyers actually pay.
American Brand Named Most Reliable Mass-Market Automaker
New reliability report names an unexpected American brand as the most dependable mainstream automaker.
1965 Buick Riviera GS Packs a 360-Horsepower “Nailhead” V8 and Classic American Luxury
A restored 1965 Buick Riviera GS blends striking design, big V8 power, and rare collector appeal.
Lost for Nearly 60 Years, This Rare 1951 Ferrari 342 America Was Found in the U.S.—Then Surprised Everyone at Auction
Long-missing Ferrari surfaced in America, but its auction result stunned collectors and experts alike.
New Jobs on the Horizon: Porsche Weighs U.S. Production as Tariff Costs Rise
Rising import tariffs are pushing Porsche to consider building cars in the United States.
25 Tesla Cybercab Prototypes Spotted in Texas as Factory Testing Ramps Up
Tesla is increasingly putting Cybercab prototypes onto public roads as testing activity accelerates.
Largest U.S. VTOL Test Program Launches Across 26 States With New Routes and Aircraft
Eight projects, 26 states, and dozens of VTOL aircraft could reshape the future of air mobility in the U.S.
2027 Chrysler Pacifica Brings New Trims, LED Lighting, and Lower Prices to the U.S. Market
The Pacifica receives its second major update in a decade with new trims and lower pricing.
The Hot Pedal Debate: Why Some American Drivers Kick Off Their Shoes Behind the Wheel
A closer look at why some drivers take their shoes off while driving—and what the research says about it.