
What's Your Most Ill-Suited Automotive Experience?
By Amber DaSilva
Ever taken a Miata on a ski trip, or tried to street park an F-350 in the city?
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By Amber DaSilva
Ever taken a Miata on a ski trip, or tried to street park an F-350 in the city?

By Amber DaSilva
Political strategy in the U.S. is causing headaches in Volkswagen's home market.

By Andy Kalmowitz
They aren't fast or exciting, but that's okay, because they aren't supposed to be. These are the best appliance cars, according to you.

By Collin Woodard
The Fathom will also come be able to charge your battery while the electricity is cheap and then automatically switch to powering the home once rates rise.

By Logan K. Carter
Both three-row SUVs are fully qualified for the role of Audi's new flagship, offering families a sleek, luxurious kid-hauling chariot that should inspire envy.

By Rob Emslie
A rare version of the GTI, this 25th Anniversary model is almost as old as the anniversary it celebrated. Even in such good condition, is it worth $13,337?

By Logan K. Carter
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has proposed new regulations that would help Tesla. Elon Musk's $400 million in GOP donations are unrelated.

By Ryan Erik King
After a first-lap collision that left his car unable to get points at the United States Grand Prix, Alonso was forthright in criticizing his fellow drivers.

By Collin Woodard
As gas and diesel costs continue to rise, President Donald Trump told a crowd "our country" is making hundreds of billions of dollars from the inflated prices.

By Amber DaSilva
Fair to say that Volkswagen Group is having an interesting week.

By Ryan Erik King
From a gunfight to tainted apples, we read through it all and had zero clue what would shock us next.

By Collin Woodard
Surely there's something your ride's previous owner did that still makes your blood boil.

By Rob Emslie
An Oldsmobile Aeroback model from the 1970s is rare, especially one with a manual transmission, but does this one's rarity translate to desirability?

By Collin Woodard
No idea is perfect, but it would at least make our roads safer at the cost of a few more DMV employees at every office.

By Logan K. Carter
Owners of these cars should not drive them until a Porsche dealer has checked the wheel fastening system and replaced any out-of-specification parts.

By Erin Marquis
Owning a truck can be an act of responsibility to the people around you, one that supplies joy rather than tiresome stress.

By Ted Ladue
Texans so enjoy their access to beaches that they coded public access into state law in 1959 with the Open Beaches Act.

By Daniel Golson
Because why wouldn't you want a high-performance, rear-wheel-drive version of a big, luxurious four-seat convertible?

By Brad Brownell
Some of you have already made the switch to electric, promising to never go back, while others refuse to give up gasoline as the source of power for their cars.

By Brad Brownell
The average age of cars on the road is getting higher and higher, and with rising new car prices, keeping your old car running is pretty appealing.

By Ryan Erik King
Bow Mar has tried road narrowing, speed bumps, roundabouts and a 20-mph speed limit in its unsuccessful efforts to curb the apparent chaos on its main roads.

By Logan K. Carter
YouTube channel TopRareMedia is doing the lord's work for us automotive anoraks, with nearly 350 videos of British automotive TV shows.

By Justin Hughes
Building data centers requires lots of human workers, but with nowhere for them to live, some companies are turning to barges aimed at migrant detention.

By Amber DaSilva
I've picked through the greatest listings in Seattle and now I can give you a plan for the next two days: Negotiate some deals on these gorgeous cars and bikes.
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