A woman in upstate New York has learned that forging an inspection sticker is actually much worse than not having one at all
Mustangs aren’t the only horses that can buck and lose control on their way out of a Cars and Coffee event, as one Ferrari F8 Tributo learned recently
This delay comes seven months after McLaren announced a recall for those Artura models already shipped to the U.S.
Undocumented immigrants will no longer be able to drive in Florida, even if they have a license from Delaware, Connecticut, Hawaii, Rhode Island, or Vermont
Florida will evaluate adding a material that is known to emit cancer-causing radon gas to the list of materials approved for use in road construction
Ford slipped from second to fifth in the U.S. EV charts, while GM and VW made big gains in the first half of 2023
Manufacturers like Ford, Cummins, Volvo and others are all getting behind a new deal over zero-emission big rigs
Safe Street Rebel is placing cones on self-driving Waymo and Cruise cars’ hoods and posting the result on TikTok
Five EV charging operators say they need time to re-engineer and test the Tesla connectors
Mercedes EVs will use the NACS plug as of 2025, and its upcoming network of charging networks will also use the Tesla standard
A handful of 2022-2023 Mercedes EQSs were reworked at the factory and their rear seat belt buckles weren’t appropriately tightened, which could spell trouble in an accident
The NHTSA is turning up the heat on Tesla in an effort to get a deeper understanding of the automaker’s internal knowledge of Autopilot
A fleet of 10 Level 4 autonomous ID. Buzzes will start driving around Austin, as VW prepares to launch commercial operations in 2026
All 2024 Mitsubishi models get three free oil changes and three free tire rotations
A video purporting to show a self-driving car blocking a bus may actually be showing the exact opposite, according to Waymo
Alef Aeronautics makes an eVTOL that looks like a car, and has enough pre-orders to account for at least 834 vehicles
Panasonic aims to expand global battery production to 200 gigawatt-hours by March 2031
New vehicle owners haven’t payed such high APRs since just before the 2008 recession, and they’re paying more than ever for new cars