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A windshield foam seal made headlines. Cadillac Optiq owners filing with NHTSA are reporting something else: telematics modules that fail and stay backordered.
Read moreThe 2026 Ford F-150 tows more than the RAM 1500, until you spec the work truck both buyers actually order. Tow ratings, onboard power, warranty, and the honest cross-shop.
Read moreThe 2026 RAM 1500 and Toyota Tundra both dropped the V8 debate on buyers. Tow ratings, fuel economy, warranty, and the engine recall that changes the math.
Read moreA year-by-year breakdown of RAM 1500 reliability from 2014 through 2026, with NHTSA recall counts, complaint severity data, and the generation-transition story most buyers miss.
Read moreChoosing between RAM 1500 Crew Cab and Quad Cab? You're trading nine inches of rear legroom against nine inches of bed length. Here's how the decision actually breaks down.
Read moreThe 5.7L Hemi V8 returns to the 2026 RAM 1500 lineup, but the Hurricane Standard Output inline-six out-tows it by 290 pounds and makes more horsepower and torque. Which engine should you order?
Read moreSeven days with the 2026 RAM 1500 Express Crew Cab 4x2 with the 3.0L Hurricane SO inline-six. The work-spec trim no one reviews, and why the Hemi-return story has an asterisk.
Read moreSchneider Electric's new Charge Pro bundles a commercial Level 2 charger, EV Connect software and a five-year warranty under one vendor. We pressed on the catches.
Read moreTim Winton fixes classic cars in west Wales and drives his own to the shops. His "use it, break it, fix it" philosophy is a case for driving the car you bought.
Read moreGenesis hasn't revealed the GV90, its ultra-luxury electric flagship, yet. Here's what's confirmed, what's leaked, and where the Rolls-Royce hype outruns fact.
Read moreHonda is ending the Prologue after the 2026 model year despite strong sales. With the 0 Series canceled in March, Honda will soon have no battery-electric model for sale in the US.
Read moreNvidia expanded its Toyota AI partnership in July 2026, but the cars were old news. The new parts are factory digital twins, safety-code AI, and Woven City.
Read moreDC's robotaxi bill runs 542 lines and charges $6 million to enter. It never mentions wheelchairs. Inside the accessibility gap nobody has solved.
Read moreA Mazda patent published July 2 shows flip-up butterfly doors on a small sports car. Read closely, it is a crash-structure filing, and it may not be the MX-5.
Read moreA viral dashcam crash put Tesla FSD back in the spotlight, but the real story is a NHTSA probe of 2.88 million Teslas for running red lights and driving wrong-way.
Read moreAptera rented a 4,300-shop repair network before building its first car. Tesla and Rivian built their own over years. How dealer-free automakers handle service.
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