Production at Flint Assembly will remain paused into late January, with thousands of workers idle and no clear explanation beyond maintenance work
A legacy software issue dating back to 2006 means license expiration dates do not match legal immigrants’ work authorization periods
Turns out Americans still love Hyundais, even if they’ve cooled on plugging them in
Kia set a US sales record in 2025, but steep drops in EV6 and EV9 deliveries show a growing problem behind the headline numbers
Connecticut has approved speed cameras in 10 towns, with several more preparing applications statewide
Speed cameras remain surprisingly lucrative in Ohio, in part thanks to one big loophole
As of January 31, drivers in New Hampshire will no longer need annual vehicle inspections, but some safety concerns remain amid the relaxed oversight
Missouri lawmakers could raise rural highway speed limits, citing modern vehicle safety tech
EV ownership just got pricier in Minnesota, with rising fees based on MSRP and a new tax hitting fast chargers by mid-2027
Police cited the driver over the accident, although it’s unclear why he failed to brake before the intersection
Ford’s most extreme production Mustang is finding its footing in a supercar-saturated market, even with a starting price that rivals high-end European exotics
New Jersey law demands drivers grab a brush before grabbing the wheel
Many brands are stuck with aging 2024 stock as inventory surges past 3 million, but dealers still aren’t lowering prices meaningfully
Illinois Secretary of State urges residents to ignore fake violation and toll payment texts
Possibility of a battery short-circuit leading to a fire has prompted a recall of EQBs
Analysts predict Tesla will recover from a difficult 2025, with sales climbing sharply through 2029 despite growing competition and internal distractions
Lithia must repay Alaskan buyers for undisclosed dealer fees and pay a civil penalty, but missing records mean some consumers will need to file proof
A clash between Ford and Sen. Ted Cruz could force Detroit auto CEOs into a political showdown
