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...
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One day after Tesla started charging real money for driverless rides in Austin, a number...
Ford’s newest recall covers just 10,001 vehicles, a rounding error next to the 148,663 Mustangs...
Banning a part and recalling a part sound like the same government action wearing two...
Ford has already fixed this exact brake failure once. The fix covered two trucks. Now...
Tesla’s Cybercab is now picking up paying riders in Austin with no steering wheel, no...
Ford Ranger was Australia’s best-selling new vehicle for three straight years, and this year opened...
Nearly 500 sunroofs have shattered on American roads so far this year, putting 2026 on...
Mitsubishi is recalling 67,146 Outlanders and Outlander PHEVs to fix a rearview camera that, according...
Three recalls. Twenty-one months. One rearview camera that kept failing anyway. If that sounds like...
General Motors has spent years selling the wireless update as the thing that would make...
Somewhere in a Chinese testing facility, a government inspector measured the wheelbase on a Geely...
Every new car sold in the United States will soon be legally required to stop...
Lucid Motors has now recalled more cars over a fire risk than it delivered in...
Mazda wants credit today for making the highway shoulder a safer place. Read past the...
Somewhere on Nissan’s assembly line in Canton, Mississippi, a parts runner grabbed the wrong bin....