The sight on the bright and sunlit roads of California this time around, in all its modern design, albeit not very original if we are talking about this particular class of vehicles, will be one more that will not cease to amaze us, given that we know we will start getting used to it anyway, […]
Mopar City’s Final Stand: A Treasure Trove Awaits Rescue
The “Barn Find” Story Never Gets Old Every car enthusiast dreams of unearthing that classic gem stashed away in a junkyard. There have been stories for generations about all kinds of rare and iconic muscle cars just waiting around in old, abandoned barns and fields. Discoveries like these are thrilling not just because they’re often […]
Rivian’s CEO on Tackling High Repair Costs and the Road Ahead
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has ushered in a new era of performance, efficiency, and connectivity to drivers everywhere. But for all the advanced technology and environmental benefits EV ownership offers, it’s not without its challenges. Among the issues generating increasing discussion is the repair bill for high-tech vehicles following an accident, with several […]
Stellantis Confronts Bloated Inventory Amid Declining US Sales
Heavy stockpiles now sit idle at Stellantis dealerships nationwide, weighing on its U.S. position. Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram each struggling with more cars than buyers are feeling the squeeze. Unlike those lean years just after lockdowns, when low supply meant high margins, things look different today. Back then, factories couldn’t keep up; now, demand […]
The Battle for Your Car: Inside the Right-to-Repair Fight
The modern automobile has become far more than a mechanical machine. Today’s vehicles contain advanced software, internet connectivity, dozens of electronic modules, and computer systems that control everything from braking and steering to entertainment and navigation. While these innovations have improved safety, comfort, and efficiency, they have also changed something many drivers once took for […]
The True Cost of Car Ownership in America
You’ve probably felt it when you’re standing at the pump, checking out your auto insurance bill has owning a car gotten more expensive? Short answer is yes, it most certainly has. What was once one of the symbols of the American Dream getting behind the wheel of your own car for a road trip across […]
Waymo’s Recall Reveals the Bumpy Road to a Driverless Future
Gleaming white Jaguar I Pace vehicles, packed with an almost scary array of sensors and sensors, cruise through city streets like visions from the future, but utterly driverless. For a long time, the world looked toward Waymo, the self-driving division of Google, as our beacon toward a future that’s free of human pilots. But events […]
Maserati Prepares for a Landmark 2027 with Grecale EV Price Cut
There’s a sweeping, undeniable change happening in the automotive world right now. Electrification is a fait accompli; the importance of software for the car’s performance and feel is a new reality; international policies, both environmental and safety, are forcing a new paradigm. The old notions of engine displacement and mechanical prowess are giving way to […]
Why Your Next Car Might Ditch Android Auto and CarPlay
For a little less than a decade now, hooking your phone to your car has been that one pure moment of technology bliss. We quickly began calling these places of maps, music and messages our sanctuaries. Apple CarPlay, Android Auto two places that saved us from automaker’s clunky, aged, or downright hideous infotainment systems. They […]
The Great American Car Reset: A Market in Profound Transition
For decades, in America, cars have meant more than just something you use to get from point A to point B; it’s been the symbol of the open road, individual success and the American way of life. That shiny new car parked in the driveway was a graduation gift, a marker of achievement. Now, with […]