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Chrysler News

Chrysler CEO Teases a Factory-Lowered Pacifica: ‘Stay Tuned’

In the last year Chrysler's now shown both lowered and lifted versions of its Pacifica minivan, and the automaker's CEO won't say the word no.

Car Reviews

Driven: BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain T/A+ Blends Capability With On-Road Comfort

BFG's mainstream all-terrain got a little better this year. We're testing them out to see what's new.

Manufacturing

Goodyear Can’t Make a Tire for $12 Like China. Here’s Its Plan

Goodyear CEO Mark Stewart told The Drive how a $1.7 billion loss reshaped the company's plant footprint and product strategy.

GMC Reviews

2026 Hummer EV Off-Road Review: It’s Technology Versus Tight Trails

The GMC Hummer EV is as close as you can get to driving the Warthog from Halo while still being street-legal.

The Downshift

Jaguar Gives Us a Glimpse of Type 01 EV’s Dashboard: TDS

The interior of Jaguar's controversial electric coupe appears to be as cold and monolithic as its exterior.

Acura News

Honda Is Opening Its Vault and Selling Iconic Race Cars From Le Mans, Daytona, Indy

Honda Racing Corporation's new Heritage Racing Program will not just sell you an iconic racer, but it'll also restore it, service it and help you track it.

Ford News

Here’s Why Ford Didn’t Use the Ranchero Name for Its Affordable Electric Truck

Despite rumors that Ford would revive the iconic Ranchero name for its cheap electric pickup, it ultimately decided against drawing from its past.

Car Tech

These Wild Truck-Mounted Crash Barriers Exist Because Drivers Can’t Stop Staring at Their Phones

We're so bad at this that we need barriers to keep people from crashing into the crash that already happened.

Watch This

Bet You Can’t Guess What the Tesla Cybertruck Designer Has in His Garage

Here's a hint: He led the design project for this car at his old job.

The Downshift

GM Sells Joint EV Battery Plant to Samsung: TDS

The Indiana battery plant, announced in 2023, was to be a 50/50 joint venture between GM and Samsung. Now, it'll just be Samsung's.

Dodge News

Dodge’s ‘Attitude Adjustment’ Is an Actual line Item on the Charger’s Window Sticker

Dodge is proud of its "Attitude Adjustment" marketing spin for its ambient lighting feature.

Culture

You Can Now DoorDash OE Car Parts Like Ordering Pizza

Now you can order original auto parts directly from dealers without having to go through the parts counter.

Car Tech

License Plate Camera Companies Want You to Believe They Can Track Everything. An Expert Explains Why They Can’t

The next generation of ALPR security cameras, like Leonardo's SignalTrace, can supposedly pick up every wireless signal in your car. But marketing isn't reality.

Racing

Legendary Mazda 767B Prototype Bursts Into Flames in Laguna Seca Paddock

Mazda's former Le Mans racer was involved in a dramatic fire and will not partake in this weekend's Rolex Motorsports Reunion.

RAM News

2027 Ram Power Wagon Costs $90,000 With the Cummins Diesel

The 6.7-liter turbo diesel is a $12,995 option on its own, and it doesn't stop there. The Power Wagon can be optioned to more than $100,000 with enough extra equipment.

The Downshift

Ford Pitched $40K Mustang Sedan and $25K SUV to Dealers: TDS

The four-door Mustang was compared to a Porsche Panamera in design, and is rumored to be dubbed the Mach-4.

Subaru Outback

2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness Review: So Good You’ll Forget How Bad It Looks

Subaru knows what works, and it applied every bit of that knowledge to the new Outback.

Racing

For Sale: Rotary-Powered 1984 Lola That Won Its Class at Le Mans on Street Tires

The T616 also helped pave the way for Mazda's historic overall victory seven years later.

Dodge News

Dodge Is Doing Everything It Can to Make People Like the New Charger—Except Give It a V8

New Charger drift cars promise donuts and burnouts, even if they have the wrong engine.

News

These Trucks Exist Solely to Spray Mosquitoes With Giant Foggers

Mosquito control trucks have been around for decades, but because they mostly work at night, they're rarely seen.