The Screenification Of Cars Is Creating A New Problem: Sweeping Recalls Millions of vehicles have been recalled this year over faulty displays and rearview camera issues. And it could get worse. By Jeff Perez Aug 10 -
Automakers Need To Slow Down Before Reliability Gets Even Worse The race to launch new models is faster than ever. But consumers are paying the price when it comes to reliability. By Adrian Padeanu Jul 27 -
When Software Replaced Suspension Engineering You may not know it, but there's an invisible hand guiding the physics of nearly every modern performance car: brake vectoring. By Chris Rosales Jul 6 -
The Aston Martin Vanquish's Designer Tells Us Why It's Still So Important A quarter of a century later, Aston Martin’s iconic V12 touring car endures. We talked to its original designer, Ian Callum, to find out why. By Jeff Perez Jun 15 -
We've Reached Peak Horsepower. Now What? Companies have pushed horsepower to its limits, but the next revolution might not be more power—it could be less. By Jeff Perez Mar 30 -
Waymo Won't Go Where Americans Need It Most. But Why? Even as Waymo expands to more cities, the autonomous ride-sharing service doesn't meet the needs of roughly 46 million rural Americans. By Anthony Alaniz Mar 16 -
The Rise, Fall, And Meme-ification Of The Nissan Altima The Nissan Altima was once a normal, respectable family sedan. How did it become synonymous with reckless driving, bad credit, and memes? By Maddox Kay Feb 9 -
How The Rich Are Ruining Classic Car Ownership For The Rest of Us The race to build the next six-figure restomod has sent classic car prices skyrocketing. And it's only going to get worse. By Jeff Glucker Feb 2 -
AI, Affordability, And America: What Will The Auto Industry Look Like In 2026? Skyrocketing prices, AI-packed cars, and the return of gas engines could make for an unpredictable year. By Jeff Perez Jan 12 -
The Gas Engine Refuses To Die With electric car hype slowing, the gas engine is making an unexpected comeback—and some automakers are betting big on its return. By Jeff Perez Dec 22 2025 -
Your Car Is Watching You—Whether You Like It or Not Modern vehicles are packed with software, which automakers use to collect data on nearly every move you make—and that should worry you. By Anthony Alaniz Dec 8 2025 -
Overlanding Isn't Just Growing—It's Evolving Count the roof-top tents on your next commute—they’re everywhere. And it's not just on SUVs. By Jeff Glucker Nov 24 2025 -
It's Not Us vs Them: The People Who Make EVs Are Enthusiasts Too Lessons from talking to the people behind today's EVs: There is no us vs them. By Chris Perkins Nov 3 2025 -
The Real Icons of Horror Come From Detroit Films like Halloween and Evil Dead introduced us to the idea of Malaise era vehicles playing a critical role. Even today, those cars are still well represented on screen. By Jeff Perez Oct 27 2025 -
Cadillac Wants to Predict the Future If it were up to Cadillac, steering wheel displays and biometric monitoring would be tomorrow's must-have luxury car features. By Anthony Alaniz Oct 13 2025 -
Nissan's Comeback Plan Is So Crazy It Might Just Work With a new CEO at the helm and an aggressive cost-cutting and product strategy in place, Nissan is making all the right moves for a comeback. By Jeff Perez Oct 6 2025 -
Audi Succeeds When It Leads Audi is at its best when it has a halo car that comes out of left field. The Concept C could be that halo car. By Chris Perkins Sep 22 2025 -
China Loves Buick. Why Doesn't America? Tricky political climates and drastically opposing customer demands make for two very different versions of the same car brand. By Jeff Perez Sep 15 2025 -
The Ford Focus Deserved Better The Ford Focus used to be the definition of cheap thrills—now, it's potentially gone for good. We'll miss it dearly. By Alex Goy Sep 8 2025 -
Recalls Are Good, Actually—Until They Mean a Bigger Problem The word recall has a negative connotation. But in modern times, the term carries far more nuance. By Brian Silvestro Aug 4 2025 -
The Lexus LFR Isn't an LFA Successor. It's Better The LFA was never a mainstream success. The LFR has the opportunity to make a much bigger impact. By Jeff Perez Jul 23 2025 -
Porsche Should Just Cancel the Electric 718 One of the world’s greatest sports cars is about to be replaced with an EV no one is asking for. Why bother? By Brian Silvestro Jul 7 2025 -
Could Pop-Up Headlights Make a Comeback? Retro design elements are more popular than ever. Could the return of pop-up headlights be the next big trend? By Jeff Perez Jun 30 2025 -
The Surveillance State Will Kill the Car Enthusiast Today’s cars track everything you do, leaving few places for enthusiasts to enjoy the freedom automakers love to market. By Anthony Alaniz May 12 2025 -
