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Dear Kia drivers, you’ve been put on notice for dangerous habits
Kia drivers can't catch a break. Not only are they seen as dangerous, but they aren't exactly cool.
Over 1.4 million Honda cars are being investigated for engine failure
A manufacturing problem may cause catastrophic engine failure that needs to be repaired under recall.
‘Hold firm, don’t be desperate’ 3 things to never say or do at the car dealership
Avoid saying how much you like a car as it allows dealerships to hold firm on its value instead of negotiating.
Chevrolet NASCAR teams still use a dead Camaro body
Despite being discontinued in 2024, the discontinued Camaro will keep racing through 2026.
Roadkill Nights are powered by Dodge muscle
Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge celebrates the festival's 10th anniversary with plenty of muscle.
Honda swears its insurance won’t track your driving
Many automakers offer direct insurance but base rates on how you drive. Honda swears to protect your privacy.
Stellantis abandons hydrogen fuel cell tech as Japanese automakers thrive
Stellantis thinks hydrogen fuel cell tech is better left to rivals as it cancels plans for hydrogen-powered vans.
You might not recognize the new Chevy Camaro
Returning as an affordable EV could be off the table due to tariffs and increasing costs.
‘You’re a hypocrite’ Asking a police officer spicy questions reveals traffic secrets
The officer claims that he is allowed to speed without his lights on because cops need to hustle.
North Carolina woman spills 500 gallons of gas after hitting pump with car
Gas sprayed out of the pump for hours, flooding the gas station lot and local streets.
Unmarked tow truck steals KC woman’s car in under 2 minutes
Now one called for a tow, but an unmarked truck came in broad daylight and stole the car in 1 minute and 41 seconds.
Jeep and Ram show glimmers of hope as Stellantis sales plummet
Stellantis has been focusing on American brands the most, and might catch a break soon.
Hertz scans rental cars with AI and charges hundreds for scratches
The scanner quickly finds dings and dents then charges the customer for the damages with extra fees.
Stellantis revives SRT Division for Jeep, Dodge, and Ram
The SRT Division was discontinued in 2014 but Stellantis is ready for a racing comeback among its American brands.
Police officers are watching for 4th of July driver mistakes
People are already getting drunk and setting off fireworks, so police officers are out in full force.
Seasoned mechanic complains about Subaru engine problems
A mechanic became frustrated when his shop was filled with Subaru cars that all had the same problem.
The Chevy Cruze just got slapped with an emissions cheating lawsuit
Plaintiffs argue that the diesel Chevy Cruze models were releasing more emissions than the EPA allows.
Florida man busted with stolen car while pumping gas
The man thought he was getting away with a stolen car but police officers were secretly watching.
The automaker with the most American-made cars is Japanese
The automaker builds 8 vehicles across the country and employees over 30,000 Americans.
Machete-wielding man throws urine at Alabama police from gas station roof
The suspect attacked one police officer, breaking his nose and facial bones before more officers could get on the roof.
