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Win a 2026 Corvette ZR1 — And Support a Great Cause While You’re At It
We want to see one of our readers driving home in the most powerful production Corvette ever built — and right now, you have a real shot at making that happen. The Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation is giving away a 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 with the ZTK Performance Package — finished in jaw-dropping Competition Yellow…
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California’s New Tire Rule Promises Fuel Savings, But the Real Cost Could Hit Drivers Hard
California has built a reputation for creating vehicle regulations that eventually spread far beyond state lines. That is why a new proposal from the California Energy Commission is getting attention well outside the Golden State. On paper, the plan sounds simple. Officials want replacement tires sold in California to meet rolling resistance standards similar to…
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The Real Story Behind the Cybertruck’s Price Crash: Why Some $150,000 Trucks Are Now Selling for Less Than Half
The Tesla Cybertruck was supposed to be one of the hottest vehicles in America. For a brief moment, it was exactly that. When the first Foundation Series trucks began reaching customers in late 2023, demand appeared unstoppable. Buyers desperate to skip the waiting line were willing to spend extraordinary amounts of money to get one…
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$80,000 Graduation Camaro Vanishes Overnight: How a Maryland Family Got the Stolen ZL1 Back Just One Day Later
For one Maryland family, a dream graduation gift turned into a nightmare in a matter of hours. A 2023 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 worth roughly $80,000 disappeared from outside their home in the middle of the night, leaving its owner and parents wondering if they would ever see the car again. Related: FBI Raids, Stolen Trucks,…
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Ford Just Recalled Nearly 420,000 Expeditions and Navigators — And the Seat Belt Problem Goes Back Years
Ford is recalling almost 420,000 vehicles over a seat belt defect that could cause injuries in a crash — and what makes this story bigger than a typical recall is that it’s the third time Ford has had to go back and address the same problem. According to a report filed with the National Highway…
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Ends Tomorrow: Win a Concours-Restored 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air and This Could Be You Behind the Wheel
Time is running out. If you’ve been sleeping on this one, wake up — the Dream Giveaway to win a stunning, concours-restored 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door Sedan ends tomorrow. One lucky winner is going to drive away in one of the most iconic American classics ever built. It could be you. WIN HERE The…
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Why Jay Leno Had to Become a Registered Arms Dealer to Accept a Tank Delivery From a King
Jay Leno’s vehicle collection is already the stuff of automotive legend, but one story from his garage stands out even among the rare supercars, steam vehicles, and historic machines he has accumulated over the years. It turns out the longtime comedian and car enthusiast once had to become a registered arms dealer just to accept…
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Woman Shot After Dog Triggers Loaded Shotgun in Parked Truck: Why This Unusual Accident Carries a Serious Warning
What started as an ordinary stop at a Nebraska convenience store turned into a bizarre firearms accident that left a woman injured and police issuing a public warning. According to authorities, a dog moving around inside a parked truck accidentally triggered a loaded shotgun, causing the weapon to fire and strike a woman who was…
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Ford Sends Cease-and-Desist to YouTuber Over Mustang GTD Bodykit — and the Car Community Is Furious
Ford just drew a legal line in the sand, and the aftermarket community wants to know which side they’re on. A popular YouTuber has reportedly received a cease-and-desist notice from Ford over a custom bodykit inspired by the Mustang GTD — the brand’s most exclusive, race-derived performance car. What started as one builder’s passion project…
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Dodge’s Reported 700-HP Hellcat Comeback Could Change Everything for Muscle Car Fans
The question has followed Dodge ever since the company introduced its new-generation Charger: where is the V8? Now, reports suggest the answer may finally be coming, and it could be exactly what longtime muscle car fans have been waiting to hear. More Stories Like This According to reports stemming from a Stellantis future-product preview shown…
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Inside the Fight: Colorado Lawsuit Targets Boulder Police Over Alleged Mass Surveillance Network
A legal battle unfolding in Colorado could have major implications for how police departments use vehicle surveillance technology, and it is putting one city’s camera network directly under the spotlight. More Stories Like This A first-of-its-kind lawsuit filed in Colorado accuses the Boulder Police Department of conducting illegal mass surveillance through a network of Flock…
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Subaru’s New Airbag Wins Safety Award After Tackling a Problem Most Automakers Haven’t Solved
Subaru has built its reputation on safety, but the automaker’s latest innovation is drawing attention for a very different reason. Instead of focusing only on protecting people inside the vehicle, Subaru developed a new airbag specifically designed to help protect cyclists and pedestrians outside of it. That effort is now earning industry recognition. More Stories…
