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Plus, NHTSA says it's not worried about detaching Tesla Model Y steering wheels, General Motors didn't have the best Q1 and Bollinger is coming to an end.

NASCAR and "Big Ones" go together like peanut butter and jelly — you can have one without the other, but the two together make for one tasty treat.

After chasing the stolen Civic, police had to shut down the bridge, bring fireboats units into the bay, and bring hostage negotiators to the scene.

Nissan thinks only 0.002% of the Cubes in this recall contain airbags with the defect, but it's still a safety critical recall given how important airbags are.

Shear bolts are purposely designed to be a weak point in the system, and they're among the first things to break in high-stress scenarios.

Despite being the world's leading oil producer, that oil is often refined into other petroleum products; the U.S. still needs to import oil for gas and diesel.

It's not a Lamborghini, it's not a big-power turbo car, and it's not some wild big-dollar thing. What it is, though, is finished.

While rare in the U.S. today, manuals used to be common and some had unique quirks. Here's what it means if you see an old-school shifter with an E on it.

The classic pickup market is hot right now, but does an unusual transmission make this F-100 a steal?

Consumer Reports called the Acura SLX "not acceptable" because it claimed that the SUV was exceptionally likely to roll over.

The difference between street rods, hot rods, and rat rods comes from the time period of the parts they use and the style they're going for.

The vast majority of the comments boiled down to not knowing the rules of the road, or simply ignoring them.

We're looking at Nissan's lower-than-expected losses, and EV companies' refusal to give in on dealer laws and more.

Bonus points if you owned a car that's still made today, and still positioned as a cheap option — we love AOTD picks that are still useful to current readers.

The tires in question are maximum-performance summer tires with a Z-speed rating that are the OEM rubber on some sports cars