Stellantis officials signal they may revive the 5.7-liter Hemi V8 for a Jeep, as SRT’s return fuels fresh Trackhawk speculation
Speed cameras may finally come to Massachusetts, sparking debate over safety, equity, and digital surveillance
Other Rivian R1T owners may be wise to wash their pickups by hand and avoid touchless car washes
Tesla was facing a 30-day suspension for using term that overstated ability of assistance feature
Jony Ive discusses the pressure of revealing Ferrari’s radical first EV, the Luce
M boss Frank van Meel says an off-roader fits the brand’s performance ethos, dismissing claims that such a model contradicts tradition
Volkswagen’s revived off-road brand may see its launch timeline slip amid reported technical problems
With gas in short supply, drivers face long waits or expensive black market fuel
Toyota faces three class action lawsuits alleging early failure of its UA80 eight-speed automatic transmission across multiple models
Authorities urged truck drivers to stop traveling after severe winds flipped a semi and blocked both lanes of US-287
GM is pushing its Korean plants toward 500,000 units as Trax and Trailblazer demand stays strong despite tariffs
The arrival of cheap Chinese cars could force existing carmakers in the US to launch more affordable models
Porsche’s review of the electric 718 raised concerns for Audi’s related sports car, but internal reassurances suggest the C Concept is secure
The DUI prevention mandate survives politically, but engineers still face major reliability questions
Beyond the medal itself, some Winter Olympians stand to pocket almost $800,000 in cash or drive off in a new car
The country is changing its rules to accept American-made vehicles and their safety standards
DUI cases tied to one Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper were dropped after many drivers tested clean
A new report suggests the German group wants to slash costs, possibly leading to plant closures
