The place of high-speed police chases in society has always been a weird one. The intensity of them cannot be denied, the lights flashing, the engines roaring, the unexpected turns that make each pursuit a scene out of an action movie. However, behind that adrenaline rush spectacle is a much more serious reality. Such endeavors […]
Michigan Suspends GM Dealer License Over Used Cars Sold as New
The auto sector is usually based on trust where customers are expected to trust the dealerships to provide them with the correct information on the cars they are buying. Once such trust is in doubt, it may result in severe regulatory measures and societal apprehension. A recent case in Michigan, which involved LaFontaine Chevrolet Buick […]
A New Road Forward: Why Automakers Want a Weight-Based Fee
How we finance our roads has not changed much over decades, silently performing their part in the backdrop of daily commuting. Whenever one fills his or her vehicle, a small part of that money is used to maintain the highways, bridges and transportation systems. It is a kind of model that has been known and […]
US Senators Push to Bar Chinese Automakers from America’s Roads
There is an evident fault line in Washington over the future of the American auto industry in the high stakes environment of global manufacturing. Members of both the major political parties are raising alarm over the entry of Chinese car manufacturers in the U.S. market. Their arguments go way beyond the issue of trade, to […]
Kindig’s Ridler Winning V 12 Corvette: A Hand Built Masterpiece
The sort of thing that Kindig It Design came up with with TwelveAir, a machine crafted to order and redefining what a Corvette could be, is really something that I would not soon forget. This car is based on the traditional design yet has developed the modern performance and technology, thus making it one of […]
America’s 100% Tariff on Chinese EVs: What It Really Means
The electric vehicle market in the world has just received a colossal shuffle and it is not a trifle. The United States has proposed a radical 100% tariff on Chinese-imported electric vehicles, which will literally seem to doubled their price. This drastic move is not merely a sign of a trade policy change, but also […]
Stellantis Sues Supplier in Dispute Halting Jeep Production
There has arisen a big legal battle between Stellantis and one of its key suppliers, ZF Chassis Modules. The conflict has already led to severe issues of newly rejuvenated Jeep Cherokee and other vehicles. One of the major plants in Mexico has been closed down and another major plant in Canada was also facing the […]
A New Road Ahead: Why Automakers Want to Scrap the Gas Tax
The American transportation scheme is on the edge of a significant turning-point. For decades, the federal gas tax has been the main source of money for building and repairing highways, roads, and bridges. The system is however experiencing immense challenges with the vehicles becoming more fuel-efficient and electric vehicles becoming more widespread throughout the country. […]
Boeing Lands First Order for Its $426M 777-9 Private Jet
The initial firm to take the next-generation widebody, the BBJ 777-9, in the form of a private jet, has made a milestone that Boeing has been silent about crossing. It is not known who is the buyer but the indicator is good, it is no longer a case of speculation. These aircraft are usually locked […]
Toyota’s Lone SUV Outsells Ford’s Entire EV Lineup
The EV market has evolved rapidly in the last several years, yet the first quarter of 2026 has brought a shock to many that hardly anybody thought of. Toyota, the company that has frequently been accused of being slow to transition to fully electric vehicles, has suddenly found itself on the top of Ford in […]