Were you one of those elementary-school car enthusiasts who wondered things out loud like, “If bumpers are so good for crashes, why don’t we put them everywhere?” If you’re like me, you had an adult
I’m not sure the average gearhead has ever heard of Franz von Holzhausen, but they certainly know his work. Billions of people around the world do—seriously—because he’s the senior design executive at Tesla. That means
Old cars and Pixar films have at least one thing in common: They’re all getting remakes these days. Think of any automaker with a cachet of iconic names to pull from, and you can bet
Welcome to The Downshift, or TDS for short, The Drive’s morning news roundup serving the biggest automotive headlines from around the world. The Downshift summarizes news items in a few sentences, with links to other sites to get the
Android Auto is becoming one of the most important features in new cars, but what is the difference between that and the similarly named Android Automotive?
AARP isn’t just a club for your grandparents anymore. Anyone 18 or older can join and snag cheap rental cars, insurance discounts, and roadside coverage.
This 1970 Citroën M35 actually enjoyed the open road for many years after it was delivered to its first owner. How it reached them, though, is another story.
Have Formula 1 fans ever been happy?
The SVT Lightning and Ram SRT-10 are known for being incredibly fast trucks, and that has affected their current values in the secondhand market.
Rolls-Royce is returning to Monterey Car Week with a private villa overlooking the Pacific and two customer commissions that show how far the automaker’s Bespoke division will go for the right client. The marque isn’t
