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Citroën will bring back the iconic 2CV in October at the Paris Motor Show. Reimagined as an electric car, it will be a cheap, practical, and simple EV.

Toyota has announced a new recall for certain 2024 Tundra trucks due to faulty V6 engines that may fail. Here are the latest details.

Dodge is planning a new halo sports car called the Copperhead, which appears based on the Charger and features aggressive aerodynamics. Here’s what we know.

Polestar CEO Michael Lohscheller says that customer demand is forcing the company to rethink its touchscreen-heavy strategy.

Stellantis has confirmed it will launch two new models in the United States that start at under $30,000. They are likely to be new Chrysler crossovers.

Honda will not build a hotter Prelude Type R, which it designed for a specific customer and cannot accommodate a new engine without major investment.

A new study reveals which car owners are being hit hardest by rising gas prices, and it’s packed with large vehicles.

Honda is recalling 60,000 SUVs because their backup cameras may fail due to moisture intrusion. These are the affected models.  

Motor1 spoke with Christian Weingaertner, head of Ford’s car division in Europe, to understand what to expect from future models.

In addition to the SUV, a new compact will also arrive, and the new Giulia and Stelvio could ultimately make it as well

Is a heavily depreciated AMG GT63 worth paying a premium that would buy a brand-new Honda Civic to get the V8 over the I6?

The GMC Syclone could only haul 500 lbs and tow 2000, but its turbocharged 4.3-liter V-6 helped it outrun a Ferrari, making it the fastest pickup of the '90s.

Depending on the trim, the 2021 Range Rover has depreciated between 63% and 74%, and steep ownership and maintenance costs have a lot to do with that.

While a carburetor mixes air with fuel before feeding them both into the engine, a modern throttle body only controls air, leaving the rest to fuel-injection.

You can safely use a pressure washer on your tires, as long as you use a 25-degree nozzle or higher and keep the psi between 1,200 and 1,900.

The world's first real gas station was opened in 1905 in St. Louis, Missouri, and owned by Clem Lessing. It used a gravity-fed tank attached to a garden hose.