Discounts on New Cars Will Return This Year: Stellantis CEO
Expect auto sales to come back, although it may not quite be like it was before.
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Expect auto sales to come back, although it may not quite be like it was before.
In addition to increasing GR Corolla production volume, the carbon-roofed Circuit Edition is coming back in 2024.
GM has gone from scrambling to build enough trucks to pausing production for two weeks this spring.
How to make Larry Walters proud and Elon Musk jealous using just a balloon.
Every electric truck on sale has an independent rear suspension—great for ride quality, but useless for towing huge loads. Enter the electric solid axle.
New drivers, new team bosses, and plenty of new storylines to follow in the upcoming 2023 F1 season.
The worst opinions are almost always unsolicited. A close second? When it's coming from a stranger.
Before AMG was bought by Mercedes-Benz, it tuned more than just German cars. Here's one you might not have heard of.
Here's your semi-regular reminder: Motorsports on public roads are incredibly dangerous, illegal, and dumb. Take it to the track.
Blast ugly and invasive surface corrosion before it eats your car alive.
There's a market for some second-hand plates in California, including a cool $24.3 million for one.
Despite numerous improvements from the DOT, this off-ramp is still a car-crashing machine.
Mercedes' unveiled its new infotainment system with big touchscreens and new software. BMW's new look goes a completely different direction.
This might give us some idea of where those Camaros, Raptors, and Shelbys stolen in factory heists are going.
Tax incentives will dictate how automakers do business for many years to come.
Winning one high-dollar performance car is rare enough, but two in just a few months? C'mon.
Doug DeMuro explains why the idea of keeping and maintaining a car forever doesn't really make sense—financially or emotionally.
Keeping your car off the street doesn't just help snow plows, but it keeps roadways open for emergency crews and first responders.
Cars are more fuel efficient and safer than they were nearly 20 years ago. They're not necessarily more expensive because of that, though.