Some Municipalities Are Replacing Flock Cameras With Axon, But Is There A Difference?
As cities transition between these two automated camera systems, does the switch actually address concerns about mass surveillance and vehicle tracking?
These Are the Last BMWs You Can Buy with a Manual in 2026
BMW sold three manual-transmission cars for the 2026 model year. By April, it was down to two for a while, because the G29 Z4 went out of production and nothing is replacing it. That leaves
BMW Says Park These Plug-In Hybrids Outside Now
BMW is recalling 29,119 plug-in hybrid sedans built between 2016 and 2020 because water can seep into the starter’s electrical relay, corrode it, and cause a short circuit. In the worst case, BMW says in
MINI Kits Out the Aceman E for Life in the Mountains
MINI has outlined a set of accessories for its electric Aceman E crossover, positioning the car for routes including Kühtai, Timmelsjoch, Jaufen Pass and South Tyrol. The automaker describes the compact crossover as a base
2027 BMW 5 Series Changes Little, And That’s Not a Bad Thing
The 2027 BMW 5 Series marches into its third model year, but BMW didn’t feel the need to change too much. While small tweaks added to the car’s value proposition last year, BMW leaves well
New BMW iX1 Spied Hiding Massive Redesign: Video
Like just about every automaker, BMW typically waits three to four years before giving a model a facelift. Every now and then, however, there are exceptions to the rule, with the 1 Series F40 and
The Feds Might Let Robotaxis Skip The Steering Wheel
The NHTSA says it doesn’t make sense for robotaxis to have manual controls. Tesla originally only ever intended to build the Cybercab without normal controls. Recent Cybercab prototypes have been spied testing with a wheel
Ford Reaches Tentative Deal With Unifor Union
Ford and Unifor have reached a tentative three-year agreement. Deal was made shortly after the initial deadline had passed. If members approve the contract, GM or Stellantis will be up next. Canada’s Unifor union kicked
Air Force Engineer Allegedly Cut Down 13 Flock Cameras Before A Camera Caught Him
An Air Force engineer stands accused of dismantling more than a dozen cameras. The defendant says license plate readers violate Fourth Amendment privacy rights. The case tests whether mass vehicle surveillance complies with the Constitution.
VW Cuts Could Spell End Of Jetta, Crossover Coupes, And Porsche Taycan
The Volkswagen Group could kill at least ten models to save money. A number of crossover coupes could die including the Q5 Sportback. Porsche might drop the Taycan as well as plans for ICE-powered 718s.