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By Jerry Perez
The "touch sensors" in Lexus SUVs allow you to perform multiple functions with a single button, but the execution is absolutely horrid. The post Lexus’s Steering Wheel Controls Are Driving Me Mad appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Volkswagen has given the ID.4 a comprehensive makeover with common-sense features buyers have been begging for. The post VW Proves It’s Listening With ID.Tiguan That’s Big on Buttons: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
DeWalt batteries, tools, job site equipment, and storage accessories are on sale at Lowe's. Head over here if you missed Amazon October Prime Days pricing. The post 50% off DeWalt: October Prime Days Are Over, So Lowe’s Is Swooping In With Savings appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
With restored vintage emergency lights, a No-Ghost logo, and a hidden compass only visible from above the ghosts won't stand a chance. The post Rivian Turned an R1S Into a Ghostbusters Ecto-1—Sirens, Radar Dish, and All. It Rules appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
At 555 hp and 1,230 lb-ft of torque, GM's new diesel is the segment's top performer. It's also a cheaper upgrade over the gas engine than Ford and Ram's diesels. The post GM’s Mega 8.3L Duramax Diesel Is Actually Cheaper Than the Competition appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Be careful what you do (and say) in the back seat of a robotaxi. The post Self-Driving Taxis Are Spying on You appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
It's easy to discount sports-car racing in North America when you don't have the business to back it up. But Porsche's roots here aren't just strong—they're essential. The post Some Automakers Are Writing Off Racing in America. Porsche Isn’t So Foolish appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days have ended, but some sellers are still going hard to empty shelves. Here are the last best buys out there for car people and DIYers. The post Last Call on October Prime Day: These Tool and Auto Accessory Deals Are Going Out With a Bang appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Cities across America are searching for ways to stop sideshows from taking over intersections. This one didn't go as planned. The post City Installs ‘Sideshow Barrier’ in Intersection, Accidentally Makes It Perfect for Donuts appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Toyota cut enough corners in the Grand Highlander's interior and tech to make us consider its rivals from Korea. The post 2026 Toyota Grand Highlander Review: Great Fuel Economy But So Much Cheap Plastic appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
NHTSA aims to modernize existing headlight rules to cut glare and improve performance, and it'll align with global standards to make it happen. The post Feds Vow to Fix Blinding Headlights Once and for All: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Here's why you don't want to be anywhere near an AH-64 Apache when it's landing in a dusty parking lot. The post Alabama Car Show Accidentally Sandblasted By Apache Helicopter Rotor Wash appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Hitting 152.8 mph in the standing mile is impressive, no matter the machine. But doing it in a lawnmower? C'mon. The post Scratch-Built Land Speed Lawnmower Goes 152 MPH and Still Cuts Grass appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Cars have gotten a lot more efficient since 2009—well, most of them, anyway. The post GM’s V8 SUVs Get the Same Gas Mileage They Did In 2009 appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
There's expected to be over a billion connected cars on the road by 2035. Some rely on networks that might not exist in a few years. The post It’s Probably Time To Start Worrying About the 4G LTE Shutdown Bricking Cars appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
Extracurricular activities like sports, band, and the occasional field trip are being heavily scrutinized by districts nationwide because schools simply don't have the money to pay for fuel. The post School Bus Diesel Bills Have Doubled in Some Areas. Now Activities Are at Risk appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
If anything, this almost unbelievable example proves that maintenance matters most. The post This 2017 Kia Sorento Is Still Running the Stock V6 at 715,000 Miles. What’s Your Excuse? appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
AutoTuner USA CEO Arin Ahnell told The Drive how tuners keep breaking into locked ECUs, from EVs to farm tractors, and which BMW engine his team's chasing next. The post Automakers Keep Locking Your Car’s Brain. Tuners Keep Breaking In appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
We scoured Amazon's sale lists to find the best brand-name power tools on sale in a big sea of junk. Happy October Prime Day! The post Up to 50% off Bosch, DeWalt, and More: Get Clearance Pricing on Power Tools This Amazon Prime Day appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Here are our favorite hand-tool sale prices at Amazon Prime Big Deal Days right now. The post The Best Cheap Tool Deals at Amazon’s October Prime Day 2026 appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
Ever opened the door to your garage to find your car already running? The post Ford Maverick Owners Say Their Trucks Keep Turning On at Random appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
20% off or better: Here are all the very best deals on tools, car accessories, detailing stuff, and more from major retailers during The post Best October Prime Day Deals for Car People: Craftsman, DeWalt and More (Live Updates) appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Porsche's comeback includes a ratio of 2:1 for gas-powered models vs EVs. The post The Plan To Save Porsche Includes a Mid-Engine Supercar, Electric Sports Car, SUVs, and Expensive 911s: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
The Jaguar Type 01, which basically broke the internet, is finally here in its final production form. Oh, and it's now a sedan. The post The Jaguar Type 01 Just Got a Lot Harder to Hate appeared first on The Drive.
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