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By Stephen Edelstein
Designers weren't planning on making a pickup truck. Supposedly, they were just bored and sketched whatever came to mind. The post Listen to the OG Honda Ridgeline’s Lead Designer Drop Some Crazy Lore appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
A shop crashed a customer's car miles away, after-hours. Police said it can't be a criminal matter because she gave them the car. What? The post Mechanic Totals Woman’s Audi on ‘Unauthorized’ Test Drive. Is It Her Fault for Giving Him the Keys? appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
The miniature endurance racing prototypes started the run on Sept. 20, and if they were covering actual distance, they would have traveled more than 1,400 miles by now. The post These Toy Race Cars Have Been Driving in Place for a Month—And They’re Still Going appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
The mid-engine layout unlocked a lot of potential for the Corvette, but that doesn't mean it needs to be a Ferrari or Lamborghini competitor. The post GM Is Committed To Keeping The C9 Corvette Affordable, Chief Engineer Says appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Plymouth canceled its contract after Flock cameras wrongly flagged me. A month later, the company still won't say when it'll remove the hardware. The post My City Canceled Flock’s Contract. Flock Ignored It, So the Police Chief Unplugged the Cameras appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Meanwhile, Tesla is still being investigated by U.S. traffic regulators for how it even determined that the Cybercab complies with the law to begin with. The post Tesla Says It’s Weeks Away From Selling Steering Wheel, Pedal-Free Cybercabs to Private Buyers: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
IndyCar last raced outside North America in 2013, at the São Paulo Indy 300 in Brazil. The last time it raced in Europe was in 2007. The post IndyCar Is Leaving North America for the First Time in 14 Years to Race at a Track F1 Left appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive that if somebody wants a V Blackwing, "They're going to be able to drive a Blackwing." The post GM Won’t Rule Out Cadillacs Without Steering Wheels. The Blackwing Is Another Story appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive, "What you have to remember about General Motors is we know trucks." The post Electric Trucks Haven’t Sold Like GM Hoped. Its Vehicle Boss Says They Still Make Sense appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
The new BMW X5 comes in gas and electric forms. They're both good, but with super-fast charging and over 430 miles of range, the EV's a bit more special. The post 2027 BMW iX5 First Drive Review: Better Than the Gas One appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Ever wanted an EV but wished it wasn't electric? That's the vibe of the all-new gas-powered BMW X5. The post 2027 BMW X5 First Drive Review: They Made an EV With an Inline-6 appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive, "I still remember the day I had to take the car keys away from my grandma, and she lost her independence." The post Taking the Car Keys From Aging Parents Is Brutal. GM Wants Self-Driving Cars to Change That appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive how AI could halve development time and what follows the 2028 Escalade IQ. The post GM Is Building New V8s, EVs, and Self-Driving Cars at Once. Its Vehicle Boss Told Us How appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
The Corvette Grand Sport X is quicker in a straight line than the iconic Z06, and that's just fine, the car's chief engineer says. The post Corvette Boss: OK for Grand Sport X to Beat Z06 0-60 Because It Appeals to ‘Different Buyer’ appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Maybe four-digit horsepower potential will persuade people to give up the Hemi. The post Still Waiting for a New V8 Dodge Charger? This Hurricane I6 Is Making 970 HP at the Wheels appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Honda has confirmed it will partner with Mitsubishi to introduce its first ladder-frame truck ever. The post Honda Wants in on the Body-on-Frame Pickup Game, Too: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Eyes-off highway driving debuts on the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ, then expands to GM's best-selling gas full-size SUVs and light-duty pickups. The post GM Wants Your Truck to Run Errands Without You appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
OEDRO's vehicle-specific running boards are discounted with a code. Now's a good time to make your tall truck easier to climb into. The post Save 20% on Bolt-On Running Boards for GM Trucks and Jeep Wranglers appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
A "Hey OnStar" assistant is coming to the Cadillac Lyriq in the coming months, then a new app replaces the Chevy, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac apps. The post GM Is Rebooting OnStar as Your Personal AI Assistant—and Killing Off Its Brand Apps appeared first on The Drive.
By Caleb Jacobs
Here's what happens when a race car designer tries his hand at a trailer: It's incredibly sturdy yet lightweight where it counts, and you can repair it with spare parts from any salvage yard. The post Totally Overbuilt Race Car Trailer Made to Withstand Baja Can Be Fixed With Chevy Truck Parts appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
An AI-rebooted OnStar, LMR-powered next-gen EVs, and autonomy for best-selling gas trucks and SUVs rounds out GM's sweeping road map. The post GM Just Laid Out Its Entire Future. It Runs on AI, Eyes-Off Driving, and One Central Computer appeared first on The Drive.
By Byron Hurd
This stretched Volvo 240 wagon puts the "long" in "long-roof." The post This Factory-Stretched 240 Wagon Is One of the Rarest Volvos appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
The name for Pirelli's connected tire may sound a bit silly thanks to a certain EV, but it's far from it. During a recent test, they proved to be downright impressive. The post Pirelli’s Sensor-Filled Cyber Tire Is No Joke, Helping Cars Stop Way Shorter appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
A Chery exec says the company will "definitely" be able to sell a car in the US that can skate under Chinese-origin content restrictions. The post US Lawmakers Say They’ll Keep China Out. One of Its Largest Carmakers Disagrees: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
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