Tesla’s Newest Recall Covers Just 19 Cars. It’s the Same Bolt That’s Failed Four Times Since 2021.
A Recall So Small It’s Almost the Point Nineteen cars. That’s the entire population of...
GM Bragged About Inventing Brake-By-Wire. Regulators Expanded a Federal Probe Into It One Day Later.
On August 20, General Motors’ own newsroom published a nostalgic technical retrospective crediting the doomed...
Fuel Economy Rollback: What NHTSA’s Own Numbers Say About Car Prices
There’s a number attached to the coming fuel-economy rollback, and depending on which government document...
Watch: Colorado Cops Netted a Fleeing Suspect With a Grapple That Costs $399 a Shot
A Douglas County deputy and a Castle Rock police officer ended a car chase on...
A Deputy Searched One Woman’s License Plate 1,639 Times. Flock Safety’s Fix Was a Checkbox Nobody Had to Click.
A former sheriff’s deputy in Richmond County, Georgia searched one woman’s license plate through Flock...
Ford August 2026 Sales Down 10.3%: What the Numbers Actually Show
Ford moved 170,681 vehicles in the United States last month, down from 190,206 in August...
BYD Isn’t Really Betting On Robot Hands — It’s Cashing In On Something It Already Owned For Free
Every automaker eventually discovers it owns more than cars. BYD just discovered it owns something...
73,000 People ‘Signed Up’ for Tesla’s Cybercab Fleet. Not One of Them Bought Anything.
One day after Tesla started charging real money for driverless rides in Austin, a number...
BMW Recalled 150,000 Cars In China Over Fire Risks — And Had To Recall Its Own Recall, Too
BMW just told Chinese regulators that more than 150,000 cars need fixing for fire risks...
A Chinese Supplier Just Opened a Georgia Factory to Build the Exact Tech Washington Is Trying to Ban
A ribbon-cutting in Suwanee, Georgia doesn’t usually make national news. But the one held by...
Chinese Car Resale Values Are Sliding in Europe, and the Data Explains Why
Europe’s Used-Car Books Are Quietly Marking Down Chinese Brands Spain is where you can actually...
Apple’s New CEO Races Rare Porsches on Weekends. His Actual Job Title Explains Why the Apple Car Really Died
Every outlet covering John Ternus’s promotion to Apple CEO is leading with the same delightful...
Cybercab Federal Audit Opens as Waymo Reaches 14 Cities
On September 1, Waymo opened public rides in Denver, San Diego and Tampa, pushing its...
Georgia Troopers Wreck More Than Half Their Chases. This Week, One of Them Killed a Teenager in Tucker.
The Georgia State Patrol’s version of Monday’s fatal crash in Tucker leads with the stunt...