Ford's Latest Recalls Affect 110,000 Vehicles—Including The Mustang Two recalls were issued for the Ford Mustang and the Mustang Mach-E. Motor1 · Jul 8
Man Orders Car From Dealership With Less Than 200 Miles On It. Then He Realizes He Just Ordered From Another State: 'Big Mistake' “I didn’t officially check to see how far that dealership was." Motor1 · Jul 8
O'Reilly Wants To Buy NAPA Auto Parts, Creating An Aftermarket Giant O'Reilly Automotive Inc has placed a $10 billion bid to acquire Genuine Parts Company’s automotive unit. Motor1 · Jul 7
Woman Buys A Chevy. Then The Transmission Blows At 30,000 Miles: ‘That’s Expected To Happen’ "Just spent $8,000.00 couple weeks ago on a new transmission." Motor1 · Jul 7
The Fiat Topolino Is America's Cheapest New 'Car' At Just $15,000 With a top speed of just 19 miles per hour, you can snag an adorable Topolino for just $14,985 with destination. Motor1 · Jul 7
Toyota Is Bringing The Tacoma Back To America Toyota will build the mid-size truck alongside the Tundra and Sequoia. Motor1 · Jul 7
Winners And Losers From June Auto Sales Hyundai, Kia, and Stellantis were up while Ford and General were down. Motor1 · Jul 7
The Next Range Rover Velar Could Look Very Different Land Rover will turn its sleekest Range Rover into an entirely new kind of vehicle. Motor1 · Jul 7
Photos: Porsche 911 GT3 S/C We drove the new Porsche 911 GT3 S/C in Germany—these are the photos. Motor1 · Jul 7
The Ram TRX Is Back, And It's Still Unhinged: Review With the TRX, high-horsepower fun can be had on every type of terrain. Even in the air. Motor1 · Jul 7
'Get Blinded By It': BMW Driver Sees Holographic Tesla On Highway. Then He Notices How Light Is Reflecting Off It. Is That Legal? 'Too bright to see it.' Motor1 · Jul 7
The Porsche 911 GT3 Is Even Better As A Convertible: Review Porsche took the classic GT3 formula, removed the roof, and somehow made its iconic sports car even better. Motor1 · Jul 7
Ferrari Hails China's 'Incredible Jewels' But Sees No Real Threat It praises China's progress but ultimately describes the cars as "kind of consumable." Motor1 · Jul 7
Man Bedazzles His Car With Stars From The Dollar General. Then He Deploys The Airbags: ‘Just Might Be Saving Your Life’ 'Idk how many times ive seen idgits do this.' Motor1 · Jul 7
Motor1 · Jul 7 Baby Mercedes G-Class Might Not Be Made In Germany After All In a cost-cutting move, the 'Little G' could be assembled in Hungary.
Motor1 · Jul 7 Onboard With The BMW M2 As It Breaks Its Own Nurburgring Record Despite having less power and more weight than the M2 CS, it shaved off half a second from the lap time. Here's how.
Motor1 · Jul 7 Driver Gets Into Audi. Then He Shows-Off This Hidden Audio Feature: ‘VW Has This Too’ '2012 Camry has it.'
Motor1 · Jul 6 Cadillac Recalls Every Vistiq SUV For A Potentially Dangerous Third-Row Issue That's why Cadillac will disable the power-operated seats until it can solve the safety issue.
Motor1 · Jul 6 Man Gets Into Lincoln. Then He Notices It Has A Little-Known Perfume Feature: ‘My Car Just Asked If We’re Poor’ 'This was the feature I was excited about most...'
Motor1 · Jul 6 'A Tribute To The Very Beginnings:' McLaren Rebuilt Its First Road Car To Absolute Perfection Long before the F1, McLaren built the M6GT. Decades later, the company reproduced the car using original molds.
Motor1 · Jul 6 This Volkswagen Supercar Isn't Real, But It Should Be This is the Volkswagen ID.DIN T14, a design concept from an intern.
Motor1 · Jul 6 'It’s A Half Hour Job': Woman Goes To Walmart For An Oil Change. 90 Minutes Later, She's Still Waiting—She Thinks She Knows Why 'Taking a BMW to Walmart for an oil change is like microwaving a steak.'
Motor1 · Jul 6 Tesla Model Y L Debuts With A Human-Sized Third Row The Chinese market has been able to buy the more spacious Model Y for a while now, but it’s finally coming to America.
Motor1 · Jul 6 Volkswagen Explains Why The New Atlas Looks Different Than China's Teramont The Atlas has a higher hood, conventional door handles, and other subtle styling differences. And there's a reason why.
Motor1 · Jul 6 When Software Replaced Suspension Engineering You may not know it, but there's an invisible hand guiding the physics of nearly every modern performance car: brake vectoring.