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Matt P. has the skinny on CES today. He writes about what car people should be looking for from the annual tech-fest that’s held in Las Vegas.

The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has kicked off and the trade event remains a relevant venue for automakers. However, CES often serves as a dumping ground for fantastical ideas as much as it does a place to showcase the latest in legitimate technologies. This year seems to be a blend of the […]

Mitsubishi’s sales took a dive in 2025 — both overall and in the fourth quarter.

Today we’re going back a half-decade for this 2020 Volvo V60 T5 R-Design.

While Newton’s Laws of Motion aren’t completely aligned with this notion, once something gets a push forward, it starts going. If it gets more pushes along the way, not only does it keep going, but it might accelerate.

The Neocean Overboat is a zero-emission, all-electric hydrofoil watercraft designed for eco-minded riders seeking a cleaner, quieter alternative to traditional jet skis.

Ok, so, yesterday’s EV charging snafu wasn’t a disaster, more of a mere annoyance. But using “disaster” made for better headline, don’t you think?

Today we have a 1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo for you all.

A small number of 2014-2015 BMW 2-, 3-, and 4-Series vehicles are being recalled.

Ram is very clearly bending over backwards to try and appease its clientele right now. In addition to bringing back V8 powertrains , the brand has opted to extend the temporary 10-year/100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty for another year. Originally planned to expire at the start of this […]

Volkswagen had a bit of a rough 2025, sales-wise.

Sales numbers from the fourth quarter of 2025 have begun to trickle in. Nissan had a slight boost, but Infiniti was down a tad.

Temperamental classic cars aren’t exclusively for show.

Friend of the site Connie Peters has a video review of the 2025 Polestar 3 for us.

It’s time once again for a true tale involving the travails of charging an electric vehicle.