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Revving is Illegal in California
Most drivers hear “street racing” and picture highway takeovers, reckless late-night runs, or illegal races shutting down intersections. But in California, one law is catching far more drivers than many enthusiasts realize, and it does not necessarily require an actual race to happen. More Stories Like This Under California Vehicle Code 23109, drivers can be…
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Ohio Turnpike Speeding Crackdown Explodes as More Than 2,100 Drivers Get Hit in Work Zones
The Ohio State Highway Patrol handed out 2,142 speeding citations in turnpike work zones during 2025, and the number is drawing fresh attention to how aggressively speed enforcemen More Stories Like This For drivers traveling the Ohio Turnpike, this is not some minor enforcement campaign tucked away in a few construction areas. The volume of…
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Inside Detroit’s Airbag Theft Problem After Chevy Trailblazer Owner Gets Hit With $2,000 Repair Bill
A Detroit Chevrolet Trailblazer owner is now staring down a $2,000 repair bill after a thief ripped the airbag out of the SUV in seconds, adding another frustrating chapter to the growing problem of automotive parts theft. More Stories Like This For years, catalytic converters dominated headlines because thieves could crawl under a vehicle, cut…
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GM Pulls the Plug on Chevy’s Biggest Silverado Trucks as Sales Collapse and Factory Fallout Begins
Chevrolet is walking away from some of the biggest trucks wearing the Silverado badge, and the timing says a lot about where the medium-duty truck market is heading. The automaker will officially discontinue the Silverado 4500HD, 5500HD, and 6500HD this fall after deciding not to renew its production agreement with International Trucks. That move is…
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Minneapolis Car Theft Crisis Explodes Past 2,000 Stolen Vehicles as Crashes, Chases, and Court Fights Intensify
Minneapolis is facing a brutal surge in vehicle thefts, and the fallout is getting harder to ignore. More than 2,000 vehicles have already been stolen across the city in 2026, according to Minneapolis Police Department data, and the consequences are no longer limited to insurance claims and missing cars sitting on blocks. More Stories Like…
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Wild U-Haul Police Chase Ends With Truck Flipping Into Church Parking Lot, Watch
A police chase involving a U-Haul truck ended in violent fashion in Georgia after deputies used a precision maneuver to stop the vehicle, sending it tumbling into a church parking lot. More Stories Like This The pursuit unfolded in Paulding County last Wednesday after authorities say the driver was weaving through traffic, driving recklessly, and…
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100-Car Houston Takeover Ended in a 100 MPH Police Chase and a Dodge Charger Dying at Popeyes
What started as another late-night parking lot takeover in north Houston quickly spiraled into something much bigger. By the end of the night, deputies were chasing a red Dodge Charger at speeds topping 100 mph, a suspect was in custody, and the car itself ended up seized after one of the strangest endings imaginable: the…
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Why This 2,000-Mile 1981 Chevy Caprice Just Shocked the Collector Car Market With a $35,000 Sale
The collector car world just delivered another reminder that originality can outweigh almost everything else, even when the car in question comes from one of the least celebrated eras in American automotive history. More Stories Like This A nearly untouched 1981 Chevy Caprice Classic sedan with just 2,000 miles sold for $35,000 on Bring a…
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GM Hit With $12.75 Million Settlement After Drivers’ Data Was Secretly Collected Through OnStar
General Motors is paying $12.75 million to settle a California consumer protection lawsuit accusing the automaker of secretly collecting and selling drivers’ personal data through its OnStar system without proper disclosure or consent. That’s a massive blow for a company that has spent years pushing connected vehicle technology as a convenience feature while regulators and…
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City Tried to Pay Him to End the ‘Trump Car’ Fight — Long Island Driver Refused
We’ve been following this case for a while, and to us, it has never really been about politics. Whether someone agrees with the messaging on these vehicles is almost secondary at this point. The bigger issue is what happens when a city decides it has the authority to regulate what drivers can display on their…
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GM’s 10-Speed Transmission Lawsuit Just Turned Into Another Massive Problem for the Automaker
General Motors is facing another legal storm, and this time it centers on one of the most widely used transmissions in its lineup. A new class-action lawsuit claims the company’s 10-speed automatic transmission can suffer from dangerous failures that leave drivers without power at speed, while GM allegedly continued selling affected vehicles despite knowing about…
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FBI Raid at Miami Dealership Ends With Luxury Car Dealer in Jail Over Alleged VIN-Swapping Scheme
A Miami luxury car dealership became the center of a federal investigation this week after authorities arrested the business owner during a lengthy FBI operation tied to an allegedly stolen Mercedes-Benz with a manipulated identity. What started as a search warrant execution quickly turned into a much bigger story involving VIN tampering, auto theft allegations…
