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The Chrysler Pacifica is past its prime, but Stellantis has a much more futuristic van waiting in the wings—if only they'd sell it here.

The Escape might not have been Ford's most buzzed-about model, but it was a dependable seller with nearly 140,000 units moved last year. What happens to those sales now that it's gone?

Genesis sales have taken off in recent years. Should Volvo and Audi be worried?

This could be a sign to automakers considering a small pickup truck: Build it, and they will come.

Ceer Motors is partially financed by Saudi Arabia's almost-trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund. This is their wild new EV.

Later-model Ferraris with timing chains rather than timing belts are more likely to be reliable. Higher production, as with the 308, also aids reliability.

Video game speedruns are a far cry from racing a car in the real world, but it's amazing to see how precisely a vehicle can be controlled by experts.

Loud squeaks, poor responses from the brake pedal, and leaking fluids are all signs that you should have your brakes inspected immediately.

Scratch removers are generally safe to use, as long as you follow the product instructions. However, they will not work for extremely deep scratches.

Maybe you want to see a new sort of city car, like a tiny roadster, or you want a company like McLaren to try its hand at building one.

Once tipped to replace the Mustang, could this Radwood-ready coupe insert itself into your garage?

In the early 20th century, Converse manufactured numerous rubber products, including car tires. It switched directions after its basketball shoes gained fame.

Hopefully there's a piece of advice in here that you'll take to heart in the new year.

We're looking at the upcoming Senate hearing on affordability, and automakers' grim outlooks for U.S. sales in 2026.

The entire autonomy project is doing the same job as a parked cop car except that, here, people nearby can be sure that there's no live cop inside.

It's not like the United States is alone in this mess, either.