Giant screens are staying, but real switches are returning to future Mercedes models in a notable cabin reversal
Better fuel economy is draining road funds, so one state wants to charge drivers by the mile instead of the gallon
Chinese EVs are banned from US roads, yet American buyers keep watching influencers drive them and asking why they can’t have one
The Macan Electric was meant to take over, but buyers still prefer the soon-to-be-discontinued combustion model over the EV
Parkin police can no longer patrol state and federal highways after prosecutors said ticketing focused on revenue, not safety
A government filing in the Philippines just revealed Nissan’s plan to revive a dead nameplate with borrowed hardware
Chinese automakers represent a serious threat to Detroit and UAW members, so Democrats are asking for Trump’s help
The new ICCU warranty extension covers certain EVs for 15 years, yet owners are still asking which vehicles are actually included
Geely wants to come to the United States in 2-3 years and Volvo could build their vehicles in Ridgeville, South Carolina
A Mustang GTD laid down 753 wheel horsepower, showing just how far Ford’s supercharged V8 has come since the GT500
A Georgia cyclist’s cellphone video helped police arrest a 72-year-old driver accused of hitting two riders with his Honda Pilot
After 25 years on top, Volkswagen lost the China crown to BYD and now sits behind Geely as young buyers walk away
GM’s first-quarter numbers came in mixed, but a Supreme Court ruling is about to send a sizable check back to Detroit
Rochester’s automated speeding tickets face scrutiny after a judge overturns three fines and questions how evidence was handled in court
The current 4.0-liter flat-six in the 911 GT3 may not survive the next round of European emissions rules without help
Diesel is now within striking distance of the worst price American truckers have ever paid for a gallon
Stellantis is reportedly in talks with Hongqi to build the Chinese luxury brand’s vehicles at a plant in Spain
Outagamie County officials say their oddly specific 17.3 mph speed limit is meant to improve safety by forcing drivers to notice the sign
