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Mysterious Chinese Hypersonic Glider Drops Unknown Payload in the Atmosphere Has U.S. Officials Nervous
This most recent test of the mysterious Chinese hypersonic glider is pretty worrying.
Recall Alert: 220,410 Ram Heavy Duty Trucks May Catch Fire
Ram Heavy-Duty trucks have a major fuel pump problem. The Ram 2500, 3500, 4500, and 5500 may catch fire or stall in traffic.
New York Now Charging Wild Fines For Noisy Aftermarket Exhaust
Be careful with your aftermarket exhaust in New York or get slapped with a huge fine.
Self-Driving Toyota Sienna Taxi: Coming Soon to a Street Near You?
Autonomous driving technology has made giant strides in recent years. Many automakers have plans for self-driving robotaxis, such as Volkswagen with its ID. BUZZ electric van. The most recent automaker to develop an autonomous taxi is Toyota, with its self-driving Sienna taxi.
The Government May Require Cars to Have Technology to Detect Drunk Drivers
Drunk driving is a severe problem in the United States. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2019, on average, 28 Americans died each day in drunk driving crashes. If legislators from the U.S. government have their way, a new law may require automakers to install technology in cars to detect drunk drivers.
Meet Spot the Robot Dog, the Safety Enforcer at a Kia Automotive Plant
Automation is a complicated issue for the automotive industry. While automation has increased production, it has also resulted in a significant loss of jobs. The latest robot employee for Hyundai reveals an intriguing yet terrifying future. Meet Spot the robot dog, the safety enforcer at a Kia automotive facility.
Mandate Blast From the Past: 1980s Drivers Hilariously Complain About Wearing a Seat Belt
Whether it’s for vaccines, masks, or social distancing, COVID-19 mandates are a hot-button issue right now in the United States. However, mandates are not new, as illustrated by this video from The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. In the video, 1980s drivers hilariously complain about having to wear a seat belt.
Sad News for Schools: Thieves Stole Catalytic Converters From School Buses
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has disrupted learning, with heated debates over school openings and vaccine and mask mandates. On top of that, there is a shortage of school bus drivers. Now, there’s even more sad news for schools. Some heartless thieves stole catalytic converters from school buses.
Rolls-Royce Begins Making…Mining Trucks?
While Rolls-Royce is known for its luxury vehicles, it also builds some of the largest, most rugged engines for commercial applications. Now, it has developed a hybrid V16 diesel engine system for mining trucks.
Chevy Bolt Owners Demand Buybacks For Their “Firebombs”
Chevy Bolt owners know that their cars could catch on fire. GM has released what owners should do to prevent burning down houses or building while they explore what to do. Owners, as one would expect, are not happy.
Kia Trademarks 9 New Model Names — Could This Be an All-Electric Lineup?
Recently, Kia filed nine trademark applications with the USPTO. This action may indicate that Kia is moving toward an all-electric lineup. For its Plan S strategy, Kia announced that it will release 11 new electric vehicles by 2026. The trademarks could be for the EV1-EV9 electric vehicles and a possible IK electric vehicle naming scheme.
The Aston Martin Victor Is a One-off Stick-Shift Monster
A one-of-one car, the Aston Martin Victor was made for a single customer from a One-77 Aston had in storage.
Chevy Bolt Recall: May Affect Hummer EV and Cadillac LYRIQ
GM recalls every Chevy Bolt for battery fires, affecting the GMC Hummer EV and the Cadillac LYRIQ. Read more here...
Volvo Wagons Are Leaving the States: Is This the End for Estates?
It's no secret that station wagons are dying in America, the discontinuation of the Volvo V60 inching us closer to a long-roof-less futre.
Uh Oh, Hyundai Just Recalled Over 390K Vehicles for Possible Engine Fires
Hyundai announced it’s recalling more than 390,000 vehicles. The Hyundai recall includes popular models like the Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Kona, and the Hyundai Veloster. Find out why they're being recalled here.
Used Pickup Truck Prices Are Out of Control
The average wholesale price for a used truck increased to $30,093 in mid-April. This price increased from $28,121 in May and from $17,201 compared to last April.
5 Bad Driving Habits That Cops Always Ticket For
A former police officer shared that speeding past everyone else puts a radar on your windshield to get pulled over. Cops are often watching cars that go faster than surrounding vehicles.
RV Manufacturers Need More Workers to Meet Demand
With the RV demand continuing to rise, some manufacturers are struggling to keep up. RV manufacturers are in need of more people power to keep up. The recreational vehicle business is only expected to grow, despite the labor shortage. RV manufacturers need more workers According to RV Business, demand for RVs keeps growing, but some …
Airstream Financial Makes Financing Your RV Easier Than Ever
Financing a new Airstream travel trailer just become easier than ever! The new Airstream Financial program is powered by Bank of American to make it easier for customers to apply for vehicle financing at the dealership. Check out the Airstream Financial program This is hot off the press from Airstream in Jackson Center, Ohio. Airstream …
Is Buick a Luxury Car Brand?
Buick sometimes gets left behind in the shuffle. But that might be due to its foggy categorization. Is the brand luxury or economical? We're here to answer that question.
