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By Adam Ismail
GM went all-in on EVs instead of hybrids, and now it's playing catch up. Dealers can barely wait. The post Three GM SUVs Are Going Hybrid, Not a Moment Too Soon: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
The new convertible version of Aston Martin's Valhalla supercar has a top speed of 217 mph with the roof off. Put the cloth roof on, and that number drastically drops. The post 1,064-HP Aston Martin Valhalla Spider Is Actually Faster With Its Roof Off appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
In the hands of Nürburgring 24 class winner and Formula Academy veteran Carrie Schreiner, the Audi RS5 effortlessly tamed the famed F1 track with its 630 hp and quattro AWD. The post The Sleek New Audi RS5 Feels Right at Home Lapping COTA appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive, "The goal is to significantly reduce what would need a dealership visit versus what can be done OTA." The post GM’s Future Silverados Should Need Fewer Dealership Visits. One Computer Is the Key appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
Volvo found a way to make seat control switches with fewer parts—and the result is a somewhat surprising ergonomic win. The post Volvo Dumbed-Down Seat Adjustment Knobs And I Actually Really Like It appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
If you're sick of glaring screens, the C8 Corvette has a function that blacks out the whole interior at night and reduces the gauge cluster to just show speed, fuel, and temperature. The post No One—Not Even GM—Is Talking About the Chevy Corvette’s Greatest Feature appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Dayton, Minnesota told Flock no work orders were to be completed. The company put two cameras back into service anyway, without authorization. The post Flock Reinstalled Its Cameras After Another City Canceled Its Contract appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Mazda's big SUVs, made just for North America, haven't met expectations. It's responding to that with a marketing tweak. The post Mazda Shuffles Big SUV Lineup to Get Sales Back on Track: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
Audi is finally ready to compete for American families with the all-new Q9 three-row SUV, and its rivals should take notice. The post 2027 Audi Q9 First-Drive Review: Audi’s Biggest SUV Beats BMW and Mercedes on Family-Friendliness appeared first on The Drive.
By Joel Feder
The locking safe hides under the center armrest, opens via a keypad or the Jeep's emergency key, and comes in option packages from $1,995. The post Jeep Will Sell You a Grand Wagoneer With a Lockable Safe. It’s Basically a Gun Safe appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
Electric pickups are just too expensive. So an engineer decided to make one himself out of the weirdest little BMW that ever existed. The post Master Builder Made a BMW i3 Pickup Truck to Shame the Slate appeared first on The Drive.
By Andrew P. Collins
After a few months with OTC's aluminum racing jack and jack stands, I came to appreciate enjoyable it is to use professional-grade tools. The post OTC Racing Jack and Stand Review: Yes, It Is 2.5x Nicer Than Harbor Freight appeared first on The Drive.
By Jerry Perez
Like most things in life, Honda and Aston's current performance slump won't last forever. With its experience and fighting spirit, Honda can remain one of F1's most successful engines. The post After 500 F1 Races, Honda Doesn’t Know When It’ll Be Back on Top. But It’s Been Here Before appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
The C8 Corvette ZR1 is one of the great cars of our time, and perhaps I'm projecting, but I think bystanders can tell. The post Everybody Knows the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Is Special appeared first on The Drive.
By Adam Ismail
"If the American president invites you, you accept the invitation," Audi's CEO said in response to criticism about the appearance. The post Audi Announced a $4 Billion Georgia ‘Mega Site’ for SUVs at a Trump Rally: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The early 2000s were great times for NASCAR, and this high-quality footage captures them well. The post Watching a 2001 NASCAR Talladega Race in Widescreen HD Is Good for the Soul appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The original Cadillac Blackwing model was a mere blip, despite having a bespoke twin-turbo V8. The post Holy Flip, It’s a Cadillac CT6-V With the Blackwing V8 for Sale appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The brawny trucks will shield first responders and crash victims from inattentive drivers. The post Colorado’s Plan to Protect Emergency Workers on the Shoulder? Giant, Neon Green Ford Trucks appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
The humble Nissan Kicks beat the Audi Q3 thanks to changes made to improve performance in the IIHS's updated moderate overlap front test. The post IIHS Put a Bunch of Crossovers Through Its Updated Crash Test. Only One Was ‘Good’ appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
A battery pack replacement will likely get this car past half-a-million miles. The post Someone Put 470,000 Miles on a Chevy Bolt EV. Here’s How It’s Holding Up appeared first on The Drive.
By Stephen Edelstein
Who would've thought that an itsy-bitsy carb could feed a supercharged V8? Sure, it doesn't feed it well, but it was enough to hit the road. The post This Hot Rod Ford Sat for 10 Years. A Lawnmower Carburetor Got the V8 Running Again appeared first on The Drive.
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.
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