Toyota doesn’t appear to be interested in replacing all recalled engines. Instead, it will test engines with a hammer to see if they have a fault. An accelerometer and software will detect frequency changes in
Genesis appears to be streamlining the G70 lineup for 2027. Early indications suggest the twin-turbo 3.3-liter V6 is dead. This could leave a 300 hp four-cylinder as the only option. It’s easy to forget the
China’s enormous recall affects nearly 4.3 million vehicles from 11 automakers. Tesla accounts for 2.98 million cars, making it the biggest offender, Reuters says. Warning stickers and software updates aim to make emergency escapes easier.
Lincoln is reportedly gearing up to launch a small electric crossover. Model will be based on the same platform that underpins the Fathom. Bronco-based SUV is coming alongside redesigned Aviator and Navigator. In 2020, Lincoln
During the summer, the U.S. government typically restricts the sale of fuel to a particular blend that evaporates less to mitigate pollution. But the ongoing war in Iran has wreaked havoc on fuel prices all
Back in July, we blogged about a handy tool called the StepRanger. It’s effectively a motorized wagon—one that you stand up to drive, with a twist throttle and a handbrake. In the time since, the
Earlier this week, we reported that the U.S. allocation for Toyota’s newest supercar, the GR GT, was basically sold out. Emphasis on basically, because the automaker later clarified that no money has exchanged hands yet, but
One of my many jobs here at The Drive is designated window shopper. I’m always scouting for deals on car parts and accessories. Today we’re running down a haul of low-spend, high-impact truck products—stuff that’s
whether you’re stuck in the rain or just stuck in the office, I have something to kill entire minutes of your detention: A list of the internet’s Dopest Cars.
The M Carbon Buckets in BMW’s M2 CS did a commendable job holding my thunder thighs in place, but seem designed to ensure I can’t have children in the future.
