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We rejoin our Eldorado coverage today at a turning point for Cadillac’s lineup . The brand’s first downsizing effort in 1977 worked wonders for sales and proved to be exactly what consumers wanted: A slightly smaller yet still grandiose vehicle with a large V8. The second downsizing effort […]

We’ve been having fun with galleries lately, and the past few have centered around the animal world.

Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) recently livestreamed the destruction of a 2021 Dodge Durango Hellcat that was confiscated during a “street takeover” event. The SUV was crushed to send a message to drivers participating in illegal street racing or vehicular showboating.

Toyota and Lexus have a relatively large recall happening.

Friend of TTAC Robin Warner is here to help you figure out which version of the 2026 Toyota Camry is right for you.

In this episode of The Urban EV Podcast, host Rob Hoffman sits down with Ben Prochazka, Executive Director of the Electrification Coalition, for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of electric mobility. Ben shares what’s really driving the EV transition, from federal policy to local action, […]

UCOTD is back — your humble managing editor was on the road the past few days, working on a future story — and today we’re bringing you this 2004 GMC Envoy. Mostly because it has a bull bar on the front.

Earlier this week, we reported that Jaguar had lost 40,000 vehicles due to issues from its ongoing cyberattack, but that story turned out to be based on an erroneous report from Automotive News. The automaker reached out to our sister site Autoguide to say that it did have visibility and […]

Hyundai has built quite the electric vehicle business over the last few years, but its upcoming release takes its electrification efforts in a different direction. The automaker is expected to announce a new extended-range EV, its first, which will go on sale in 2027.

Last month, General Motors issued a stop-sale and recall for some Corvette Z06 and ZR1 cars for an issue with fuel spillage that could cause a fire. The problem has claimed more than one car, with at least one incident thoroughly documented on social media, but the automaker says it has a fix for […]

Mercedes-Benz jumped on the “touch-sensitive-everything” bandwagon like many other automakers, but it’s now second-guessing that approach. The company’s head of software, Magus Ostberg, recently said it would add back physical controls, noting that, “the data shows us physical buttons […]

Like many Teslas, the Model Y has retractable door handles that only extend under certain conditions. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration believes the handles could be a safety issue, recently announcing that it had opened an investigation into the components.

In the grand, saga of American muscle cars, most chapters are loud, poorly behaved, and absolutely magnificent. But every now and then, something truly ridiculous happens.

Into The Glacier offers a one-of-a-kind adventure, taking travelers deep into a man-made ice tunnel on Langjökull, Iceland’s second-largest glacier.

We’ve probably said it a hundred times over the last several years and we’ll continue saying it until the situation improves. North American vehicle prices are totally out of whack in relation to what consumers can actually afford. Reports presently have the average person spending just shy of […]