The Chevrolet K5 Blazer That Never Was: A 440-HP 6.0-Liter V8 Beast
Instead of today’s mainstream crossover, the Chevrolet Blazer could have evolved into a short-wheelbase monster powered by a 6.0-liter V8.
Tesla Cybercab Gets the Green Light as U.S. Regulators Approve Unique Charging System for Robotaxi
Tesla’s autonomous taxi project has just cleared a critical bureaucratic hurdle on the road to mass production.
Ford Motor Company CEO Proposes Letting Chinese Automakers Enter the U.S. Market
In a surprising shift, Chinese carmakers could be allowed into the U.S. auto market.
Wave of Radar Sensor Thefts Hits the U.S.: Honda and Mercedes Owners Warned About New Scheme
Not long ago, Americans were dealing with widespread catalytic converter thefts targeting vehicles parked right on public streets.
U.S. Scraps Rules That Backed Start-Stop Systems, Creating New Headaches for Automakers
It remains unclear how automakers will respond to the rollback and what it could mean for future vehicle technology.
Stellantis Won’t Abandon Brampton Plant but Moves Jeep Compass Production to the U.S.
The next-generation Compass was originally expected to roll off the assembly line in Ontario.
Nice Without Breaking the Bank: The New Sienna Travel Trailer Is an Excellent Choice
The 2026 Sienna SA241VRD combines modern comfort, family-friendly design, and practical features, all at an affordable, approachable price point.
10 American Cars That Rival the Toyota Camry in Reliability
American cars can match or even surpass the Toyota Camry’s legendary reliability, offering dependable performance and low maintenance costs.
Durango Hellcat Owners Sue Dodge Over $40K Losses — And Came Up Empty
Durango Hellcat owners claimed their 2021 SUVs lost $40,000 in value after Dodge resumed production two years later.
NHTSA Investigating 1.3 Million Ford F-150s with Faulty Transmissions That May Lock the Rear Axle
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickup trucks for a potential issue involving the automatic transmission.
Start-Stop System Falls Out of Favor: U.S. Automakers Lose Incentives for Installing It
The U.S. will no longer grant incentives to automakers for equipping vehicles with Start-Stop systems.
Cupra Delays U.S. Launch—but Isn’t Giving Up on the Market, Brand Chief Says
“Have we already written off the U.S.?”—according to Cupra’s CEO, that’s a question he hears all the time.
Toyota RAV4 2026 Production Begins in Canada for the U.S.: Crossover Goes Hybrid-Only in North America
Assembly is ramping up at the Woodstock, Ontario plant, with crossovers destined for U.S. customers.
Airbag Risk Prompts Recall: Mercedes-Benz Calls Back 52,000 Metris Vans
Mercedes is recalling tens of thousands of vans over a potential issue with the SRS airbag control unit.
Rivian R2 Emerges as a Serious Tesla Model Y Rival, Prototype Priced Around $45,000
Several major digital outlets, along with well-known bloggers and influencers, have already had early access to the Rivian R2 electric SUV prototype.