You remember the Jeep Recon, don't you? It's okay if you don't. The Recon was unveiled literally four years ago at this point, so it's fair if you're a bit unfamiliar with it. It's Jeep's all-electric ...

Automobile assembly has been automated and optimized for quite some time now. The automation is so ubiquitous that it might be fair to assume that silly mistakes like, say, installing airbags with the ...

Ford evicted Lincoln's smallest crossover, the Corsair, from its space in the company's Louisville factory last year, where it was built alongside the Bronco Sport and the also-discontinued Escape ...

While most Toyotas hold their values really well, the Japanese brand has two models in its portfolio that apparently go against the convention: the hydrogen-powered Mirai and the all-electric bZ4X.

Nine manufacturers in China are recalling nearly 4.3 million vehicles — nearly 3 million of which are Teslas — because their doors are considered too difficult to open in an emergency. It marks the ...

Chinese cars are coming. How soon is anyone's guess, but I'd be surprised if a major Chinese brand isn't selling cars in the United States by the end of the decade. I wanted to know how the readers of ...

Who could have ever guessed that police departments were creating entirely new avenues for abuse by giving access to surveillance technologies that would be the envy of the East German Stasi to ...

There are a hell of a lot of very cool features on the 2028 Genesis GV90 that you're not going to find on any other car. It's got electronically swiveling front seats and an extending cinema screen, ...

In order to become a master of something, you need to be "of consummate skill" in whatever it is that you claim to be a master of. I feel confident in my experience with tugging, given that I was a ...

Happy Monday! It's August 24, 2026, and this is The Morning Shift — your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. This is where you'll find the most important ...

While the auction figures over Monterey Car Week were jaw-dropping, the mountains of cash being ponied up for spots to get through the Panama Canal is the product of the volatile global energy market.

Ideally, the first drive of a new vehicle will include some major changes compared to the previous model. You show up, drive the car, evaluate the changes, and report back on what you liked and didn't ...