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By Byron Hurd
Here's how the new Trail-Rated Jeep Cherokee stacks up against its competitors. The post 2027 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk Puts Bronco Sport Sasquatch On Notice appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
What's hot, what's not, and what you can expect from the 2026 Honda Prelude's standard equipment. The post 2026 Honda Prelude Long-Term Test: Let’s Talk Features appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Ford CEO Jim Farley said the U.S. must “be extremely careful around how the Chinese OEMs come to our country." The post Ford CEO Nervous About Chinese Automakers Entering US, Says ‘It’s Too Late’ for Europe: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Texas is allowing tax-exempt diesel to be used on public roads. But there's a catch: not everyone can buy it. The post Texas Declares Statewide Disaster to Combat Record Diesel Prices appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Rivian's software boss told us that Teen and Valet Mode are arriving in early 2027 because teenagers probably shouldn't have access to so much power or hardcore off-road features. The post Rivian Knows Your Teen Doesn’t Need 1,025 Horsepower appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
New federal emissions rules will create chaos for truck and SUV manufacturers—if those regulations are ever actually enforced again, that is. The post There’s a Surprising Twist in CAFE’s Emissions Rollback appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
Now a husband and with a young baby at home, should Fernando Alonso end his quest for a third F1 title? He doesn't think so. The post Fernando Alonso Is Sticking Around in F1 for Another Year, but Should He? appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
Italian for "tail long," the Codalunga is a work of art even more mesmerizing than your "average" Pagani. And seeing it attack a mountain road in fury seems almost at odds with its stylistic beauty. But that's Horacio Pagani for ya... The post Why the Pagani Codalunga Is Worth Its $14.5M Price Tag appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
The nostalgia from the 1970s, '80s, and '90s is making a comeback in 2026. The post Two-Tone Paint Is Making a Comeback on Trucks Thanks to Ford: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Shelby, who? The last GT500 was a near-perfect Ford Mustang, but the Dark Horse SC is even better. The post 2026 Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC First-Drive Review: The Perfect Mustang Doesn’t Need a Stick appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
The Plymouth City Council voted almost unanimously to end its contract with Flock three months after I was mistakenly targeted as a car thief. The post My City Just Banned Flock After My Wrongful Stop Made National News appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
As long as the EPA lacks the power to fine automakers for emissions violations, the numbers are entirely arbitrary. The post What the Ongoing ‘Deregulation’ of Auto Emissions Really Means—If Anything appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Chevy and GMC are ditching recirculating ball steering with hydraulic assist for rack-and-pinion with EPS. The post How GM Is Bringing Heavy-Duty Pickup Steering Into the 21st Century appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
Because of the war in Iran, the price of Costco's Kirkland motor oil has increased by roughly $36 in four months. The same story is happening at Walmart and at thousands of company-owned and independent quick-lube shops nationwide. The post Oil Changes Are Getting a Lot More Expensive at Walmart and Costco appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
The F1 team used to be a priority for Ferrari leadership, but that may have changed, and the road car business now seems to be the focus. Horner or Hamilton can't fix that. The post Ferrari F1 Doesn’t Need Horner. It Needs Another Montezemolo appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
The federal government is reversing fleetwide fuel economy standards, while making the required annual improvements marginal. The post Feds’ MPG Rollback Will Make Cars Cheaper, So You Can Spend All the Money Saved on Gas Instead: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The automaker is trying to patent a forklift without a driver's seat, making room for couplers that allow the machines to form a conga line. The post Forget Your Certification: GM Wants to Automate Forklifts Now appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
German automakers have a history of letting trainees build cool project cars, and this is one of the coolest. The post One Time, Mercedes-Benz Mechanics Built a Snarling V8 Hatchback appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
You don't need to scan an entire car to make a new exhaust system, but when you have a hammer, every problem starts to look like a nail. The post 3D-Scanning Your Old, Slow BMW Just to Fabricate an Exhaust Is Glorious Overkill appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
Everything will buff out, for sure. The post Be Brave: This Lamborghini Gallardo That Was Rolled Needs a Rebuild appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
With a 28-mph top speed and a design that recalls classic trucks, this makes go-karts even more fun. The post Massimo, Maker of Tiny Jeeps, Is Doing a 125cc Gas Mini Truck Now appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
It's not just new cars. Used cars are becoming less affordable, too. The post The Average $10,000-$15,000 Used Car Now Has Almost 100,000 Miles appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
Bronco Raptor serial number 0001 originally sold for $350,000 at auction, but it was scored for less than a third of that. The post Someone Just Bought the First-Ever Ford Bronco Raptor for a Steal appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
We're not talking about a cutting-edge EV, either—the humble, gas-powered VW Tiguan is at risk of suddenly stalling due to faulty computer code. The post Welcome to 2026, Where a Simple Software Glitch Can Kill an Entire Car appeared first on The Drive.
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