Ford’s First-Half 2026: Records, a 10% Drop, and What Both Really Mean
Ford spent the first week of July telling everyone how many records it broke in...
Honda’s 15 Millionth Accord Sold — and Her Sister Bought the Next One
Honda just handed over the 15 millionth Accord it has sold in the United States,...
Audi’s Q5 Subframe Lawsuit Isn’t About Rust. It’s About Dodging a Recall.
A class action lawsuit over a rusted subframe sounds like the kind of story you...
Ford Recalled 110,000 Mustangs This Week — and Still Doesn’t Have a Fix for Either Problem
Ford told more than 110,000 Mustang owners this week that their cars have a safety...
A Silverado Went Under a Flatbed on I-40. The Rescue Is a Physics Lesson in Underride.
There’s a particular kind of wreck that makes crumple zones, airbags, and five-star ratings almost...
Stolen 2013 Honda Accord Pursuit Ends at a Visalia Orchard Fence
Here’s a tidy little Central Valley crime story that doubles as a lesson in why...
A 167-MPH BMW, a Lamppost, and a Suspended Sentence: What Actually Happened on the A55
Here’s a number worth sitting with: 167 mph. That’s the speed a black BMW hit...
Chicago Carjackers Tried to Sell Stolen Car Back to Its Owner
There’s a particular breed of criminal decision-making on display in Humboldt Park, and it belongs...
Toyota’s $3.6 Billion San Antonio Bet Isn’t About Jobs. It’s About Which Trucks Are Worth Building in America.
Governor Greg Abbott just announced that Toyota is spending $3.6 billion to build a second...
Kia Barely Raised 2027 Carnival Prices, and That Restraint Is the Real Story
Kia raised 2027 Carnival prices by just $100, even while eating tariff costs on its only imported minivan. That restraint,…
Ford’s CEO Doesn’t Want You Wrenching on Your New Bronco — Washington Just Torched That Excuse
Jim Farley has a favorite prop when he explains why Ford doesn’t want you popping...
The Cadillac Vistiq Seat Recall Is Really About the Safety Rule That Doesn’t Exist Yet
GM's fix for the Vistiq's trapped-seat defect requires new hardware, not a software patch like Hyundai used for a nearly…
Ford Recalls 66,000 Lincoln and Explorer Hybrids Because the First Fix Didn’t Fix It
A car that’s too quiet is, legally speaking, a defective car. That’s the part of...
The Monday Recall Report: A Million Jeeps, a Rollaway-Prone Ford, and NHTSA’s Worst Week Yet
NHTSA quietly logs dozens of new recall campaigns most weeks, and almost nobody notices until...
Thailand’s $4.1 Billion EV Push Isn’t About Electric Cars. It’s About Not Choosing Sides.
Thailand just put $4.1 billion behind electric vehicles. Read the fine print, though, and you’ll...