
2027 Volkswagen Atlas Is A Satisfying Update Of VW's Most Important Model
By Daniel Golson
After 10 years on sale and over one million units sold, Volkswagen's three-row SUV has gotten a much-needed redesign.
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By Daniel Golson
After 10 years on sale and over one million units sold, Volkswagen's three-row SUV has gotten a much-needed redesign.

By Rob Emslie
The A/C is on the fritz, but you could put the top down on this Saab 900 Turbo and drive it around until winter sets in. Is it worth $11,500, though?

By Daniel Golson
The current Kia Sportage has only been on sale since 2022, and the next-generation model is almost ready to launch with an even wackier design.

By Justin Hughes
A new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo bans high-speed pursuits and places new restrictions on chases. But will ICE agents pay attention to it?

By Ryan Erik King
Mechanical failures happen pretty regularly in racing, but large groups of F1 cars probably shouldn't be bricking themselves on track all at once.

By Ryan Erik King
Witnessing the JCB Hydromax's 406.320-mph record run was an unforgettable experience.

By Collin Woodard
"Until Hormuz fully re-opens and confidence returns, the crude reality is that pressure at both ends of the barrel will intensify."

By Ryan Erik King
The responses in the comments section made me shudder with the sudden realization of how poorly things can go with a very heavy vehicle.

By Amber DaSilva
While policy and tariffs in the U.S. may have priced EV ownership out of contention for a lot of drivers, their counterparts in Europe aren't holding back.

By Daniel Golson
Alfa Romeo has produced a lot of incredible, beautiful cars over its 116-year history, and we want to know which one you love the most.

By Rob Emslie
It's definitely one of the more affordable ways to get a Shelby-branded car.

By Lalita Chemello
Is there a future without these cameras anywhere? It might be a far-distant dream, but maybe it's not impossible.

By Justin Hughes
The U.S. Postal Service is installing high-resolution cameras in 100 mail trucks. It says the purpose is benign, but the news raises privacy issues.

By Lalita Chemello
Every once in a while, a racing scene pops up in the most unexpected of places.

By Ryan Erik King
Henderson Field on Midway Atoll is on the verge of closure unless the FAA undertakes a $100 million upgrade effort.

By Lalita Chemello
Your car may belong to you, but it's constantly snitching on you to a variety of companies, and most automakers make excuses instead of fixing the problem.

By Brad Brownell
Some of you are pinching pennies, others are switching to EVs, and a few readers are powering forward, hoping high gas prices will soon be a thing of the past.

By Logan K. Carter
It's older than the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, and you just might be nuts about it. Planters is looking for three people to spend a year driving its NUTmobile.

By Nicholas Werner
When the Concorde died, so did commercial supersonic flight. Now the U.S. and China both are starting new efforts, and each has certain advantages.

By Amber DaSilva
As the specter of fall looms darker, folks realize their cool cars take up space. That means deals, and the offerings on Marketplace get more interesting.

By Logan K. Carter
A sole Sport was recalled for a potentially deformed circuit board in the PCM, and 1,073 Range Rover Sport SVs were recalled for cracked rear subframes.

By Ryan Erik King
It's been 125 years since Henry Ford won his first and only automobile race. This weekend, Mustangs will bear a special livery to party like it's 1901.

By Chris Tsui
The roof, sides of the bed, and the top of the windshield were trashed, but the cabin was unaffected enough to let somebody get in, start it, and drive off.

By Justin Hughes
A driver told police that a dark Ram truck had been involved in a road-rage incident, so police turned to Flock cameras to find it. What followed was scary.
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