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Culture

A Phone-Slapping Robot Is One Way to Combat Distracted Driving

If you text and drive, the robot will slap you. Mad or genius? Why not both.

Manufacturing

Here’s How to Get Started 3D Printing Your Own Car Accessories

Did our great 3D print-off inspire you to start 3D printing things for your own car? We've put together a beginner's guide.

Ford News

Ford Developed A Robot EV Charger To Help Disabled Drivers

Inaccessible chargers are problematic for people who may use wheelchairs or have limited mobility.

Chevrolet News

Shop Builds Luxury Single Cab, Short Bed Chevy Silverados Because GM Won’t

There's a lot of cutting involved, but these shorty Silverado High Country clones are impressive.

Honda News

The 2023 Honda Civic Type R GT3-Style Wing Is All Business

It's tall, it's aggressive, but the Civic Type R's wing serves a purpose.

Culture

LA’s Sixth Street Bridge Is Back. It’s Already a Hotspot for Street Racing

Street racers, influencers, and skaters have all descended upon LA's new bridge just several days after its opening.

Project Car Diaries

I Tested My Mods and Set a New Track Baseline in My BMW 128i

Finally, a fulfilling culmination of a few months' work.

Honda News

2023 Honda Civic Type R Revealed as Most Powerful Type R Ever

Only thing is, Honda still won't say how much power exactly—but at least we can finally see the whole thing.

News

Steering Wheel Separation Causes Polaris To Recall RZR, General Models

Loss of steering is up there with loss of brakes in terms of primal driving fears.

Mazda News

Mazda Miata With a Wii Steering Wheel Is Hilarious and Dangerous

The Nintendo-themed interior is charming, but driving it is sketchy, to say the least.

Culture

Why Car Companies Want to Dyno Test Cars They’ve Already Sold You

The EPA's In-Use Verification Program (IUVP) is part of how the government keeps track of automotive emissions on cars with real-world miles on them.

BMW News

BMW’s Heated Seat Subscription Fee Will Start a War With Hackers

Connected cars and over-the-air updates means that automakers may soon start to hack back.

Culture

It’s Time for A/C Crotch Vents in Cars to Make a Comeback

Summer ain't gettin' any cooler. We need that strategically placed vent now more than ever.

Volvo News

Volvo’s CEO: Semiconductors Are ‘Back in Full Supply’ for Us

The worst days of the semiconductor shortage may be over, at least for one automaker.

Ford News

How to Turn Your V8 Ford F-150 Into a Budget Raptor R

You can still buy a new regular old V8 F-150. And if you've got one, you can upgrade it pretty heavily even without stepping up to a Raptor R.

Aston Martin News

Aston Martin’s New Logo Looks a Lot Like the Old One, Thank Goodness

At least someone out there knows not to oversimplify a good thing.

For Sale

There’s a Drivable 6×6, 750-HP Truck Chassis for Sale, and I Have Ideas

With a 75,000-pound GVWR, it can mount almost anything you can think of and then some.

Toyota News

Here’s Why the 2023 Toyota Crown Looks Like Nothing Else on Sale Today

The Crown is meant to appeal to SUV-leaning buyers who may not be ready to give up on sedans.

Chevrolet News

The Chevy Blazer EV SS Compared to the Tesla Model Y Performance and Ford Mustang Mach-E GT

Chevy's new high performance Blazer EV is here, but how does it stack up against the others?

Porsche News

Porsche CEO Confirms Electric SUV Bigger Than Cayenne Is Coming

The new electric crossover will slot above the Macan and Cayenne in Porsche's lineup.