California Senate Bill 1392, known as “Leno’s Law” after the car-loving comedian’s endorsement, was designed to ease emissions restrictions on classic cars without allowing for egregious pollution in the Golden State. As of today, Governor
A Figure 8 race at the Indianapolis Speedrome—not to be confused with the big Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which is 24 miles to its east—ended with an arrest after an on-track incident led to a physical
As cars have become more complex and filled with technology we’ve seen reliability become a serious issue, even for automakers that built their entire reputation upon rock-solid reliability. Toyota’s catastrophic issues with its latest-generation V6
I like machines. You probably do too. There’s lots of crossover between car people, train people, and plane people, not to mention watch people, and bike people. If it whirs, purrs, or putts along, chances
Good morning and welcome to The Downshift, a daily sweep of today’s top headlines from the auto industry and car culture, curated by The Drive’s editorial team. Each story gets a short summary and a
With a major refurbishment that cost almost $40,000, this Defender is likely to fetch a high price, and that’s before you consider its celebrity owner.
These new laws will make it easier for car enthusiasts in California to celebrate their passions, and share them with generations to come.
Based on the facelifted ID 3 Neo, the new GTI model has 322 horsepower and will go from zero to 62 mph in 5.6 seconds.
Automakers dispute the relevance of AM radio, but if the law passes the Senate, they’ll have no choice but to keep it (or bring it back) in all their vehicles.
The helicopter essentially fell out of the sky, with the feed cutting out before impact.
