This is how AMG plans to replace its famous V8s with electric motors The Concept AMG GT XX uses Formula 1 tech to bring passion and performance into an electric sports car T3 · Jun 25, 2025
2025 Dodge Charger Daytona EV: Pros & Cons This isn’t your granddad’s Dodge Charger. Though it may look somewhat like the Chargers and Challengers of old, the 2025 Charger Daytona Scat Pack is an entirely new thing, with a fully revamped interior and a fully electric powertrain. A Charger without a V-8 might sound like heresy, but this… Motor1 · Jun 25, 2025
8 Brands Whose Infotainment Systems Are Harvesting Driver Data Daily Every time you get behind the wheel, your car’s infotainment system does more than play music or give directions. It’s collecting data about you, sometimes a lot more than you realize. From your location to your driving habits, these systems quietly gather information daily. This matters because your personal data… Clever Dude · Jun 25, 2025
The Volkswagen ID.4 Gets Huge Upgrades Next Year, Buttons Are Back The electric crossover is headed to the plastic surgeon's office for a nose job. It will also get a revamped interior with more buttons. InsideEVs · Jun 25, 2025
Can you really afford car finance? A money editor’s guide There are several types of loan available when purchasing a car and it’s vital to know which suits your circumstances best The Independent UK · Jun 25, 2025
Why Some Vehicles Have “Anti-Theft” Features That Don’t Actually Work Car theft is a real problem, and it’s not just something that happens in movies. Every year, thousands of vehicles are stolen, leaving owners frustrated and out of pocket. Many people trust their car’s “anti-theft” features to keep their vehicles safe. But here’s the truth: some of these features don’t… Clever Dude · Jun 25, 2025
The Corvette ZR1 Just Put Down a Crazy Number on a Dyno The Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 carries the honor of being the most powerful Corvette ever... at least until the ZR1X hits production later this year. Customers are finally starting to receive their cars, so it was only a matter of time before a ZR1 showed up at a dyno for a… Motor1 · Jun 25, 2025
The Evap System Failure That Could Be Triggering Your Check Engine Light If your check engine light just came on, you’re probably feeling a mix of worry and annoyance. It’s easy to assume the worst, but sometimes the cause is something you might not expect: an evap system failure. The evaporative emission control system, or evap system, is a key part of… Clever Dude · Jun 25, 2025
How Failing Motor Mounts Are Making Your Car Shake Like an Earthquake If your car feels like it’s shaking every time you start the engine or hit a bump, you’re not alone. Many drivers notice their vehicle vibrating or rattling and wonder what’s going on. One common cause is failing motor mounts. These small parts play a big role in keeping your… Clever Dude · Jun 25, 2025
Edmunds: Five three-row EVs that are great for big families Big families looking for a three-row electric SUV have more options than ever before thanks to a few new arrivals The Independent UK · Jun 25, 2025
Volkswagen Swears Buttons and Knobs Are Coming Back Volkswagen interiors reached their peak in the 2010s, when the cars had just the right blend of buttons and screens. At the turn of the decade, minimalism reared its ugly head as Wolfsburg decided it was a good idea to integrate access to most functions into the screen. The dreaded… Motor1 · Jun 25, 2025
Now May Be The Time To Buy A Used Tesla Model 3 Tesla Model 3 values are tanking. You may want to get a bumper sticker or something, but then you can own a class-leading EV for cheap. InsideEVs · Jun 24, 2025
6 Car Features You Might Still Rely On—But They’re Being Banned in 2026 If you love your current car setup, brace yourself—2026 is bringing a wave of regulations that will force major changes in how vehicles are built and how drivers interact with them. In an effort to improve safety, reduce emissions, and modernize transportation, federal and state agencies are cracking down on… Clever Dude · Jun 24, 2025
4 American Cars Mechanics Say Will Cost You a Fortune to Maintain Buying American-made vehicles is a point of pride for many drivers, but not all U.S.-built models are created equal, especially when it comes to long-term costs. Some domestic cars are notorious among mechanics for their high repair frequency, expensive parts, or hard-to-service components. Even if the sticker price looks good… Clever Dude · Jun 24, 2025
Clever Dude · Jun 24, 2025 Seniors Struggle With These 10 Car Features—And It’s a Growing Safety Issue Today’s cars are packed with advanced technology designed to make driving easier, safer, and more efficient. But for many older Americans, these very features are creating confusion—and in some cases, real safety hazards. From overly complicated touchscreens to confusing driver-assist systems, the car features seniors struggle with are more common…
Clever Dude · Jun 24, 2025 Why a Faulty Camshaft Sensor Can Imitate 5 Other Problems Your car starts acting up—hesitating to accelerate, misfiring, or even refusing to start—and your first thought probably isn’t the camshaft position sensor. Only people like me, who worked on cars for 15 years, might think that. But here’s the twist: a faulty camshaft sensor can disguise itself as a whole…
Clever Dude · Jun 24, 2025 Auto Insurance Companies Are Quietly Buying Totaled Cars and Reselling Them I’ve totaled one car in my lifetime. It wasn’t a pleasant experience hearing that I wasn’t going to get back behind the wheel of my beloved red Mustang again. However, after going through it, I learned a little more about totaled cars and how insurance companies handle them. The insurance…
Clever Dude · Jun 24, 2025 6 Reasons Your Headlights Are Starting To Look Foggy Headlights are one of those car parts you don’t think about until you notice a problem. You might walk up to your car one day and see that your headlights look cloudy or yellow. Foggy headlights aren’t just an eyesore—they can make it harder to see at night and put…
Motor1 · Jun 24, 2025 'The Future:' Lamborghini Teases Its Most-Powerful Supercar Ever Update: Lamborghini has provided a teaser image and more details surrounding its new special edition supercar. This story has been updated to reflect that.
Motor1 · Jun 24, 2025 2026 Nissan Armada Nismo: New Looks, Better Handling, and More Power Nissan is giving in to enthusiasts' deepest desires. For the first time in America, the company is bringing a Nismo version of its full-size Armada SUV to market for 2026. The Nissan Armada Nismo gets striking tuner-inspired looks, a retuned suspension, and more power from its twin-turbocharged V-6 engine.
The Independent UK · Jun 24, 2025 Ford Explorer review: Stylish electric SUV is every inch a Ford The Ford Explorer family SUV has a excellent range and drives well, although prices may take some by surprise
The Independent UK · Jun 24, 2025 Dacia Spring review: How’s the UK’s cheapest EV to drive? The Spring isn’t without its compromises, but it will more than do the job for someone wanting an EV as a second family car or an urban runabout
Everybody Loves Your Money · Jun 24, 2025 5 Auto Brands That Make Third-World Versions of Their Cars With Lower Safety Features When you buy a car, you expect a certain level of safety—airbags, crumple zones, and advanced braking systems. But what if the same car, with the same badge, offers far less protection in another country? This isn’t just a hypothetical. Many major auto brands produce “third-world versions” of their cars,…
InsideEVs · Jun 24, 2025 The Rimac Nevera R Forces You to Recalibrate Your Brain With over 2,000 horsepower, the Rimac Nevera R accelerates like little else. It's a lot to handle.
What Hi-Fi? · Jun 24, 2025 Dolby Atmos is being added to Audi’s Bang & Olufsen in-car hi-fi offering – but there's a catch Immersive audio is arriving next month