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A licensing agreement between General Motors and Allison Transmissions is set to expire at the end of the year, and any Allison badges will be removed from unsolved trucks by the end of next June.

In the latest instance of people realizing vehicular connectivity is just one massive liability, we have a Norwegian probe into Chinese buses. Norway is presently growing its fleet of all-electric, Chinese-built transit vehicles and the government has become concerned that the connectivity features […]

Polestar got its start as a Swedish racing team in the 1990s. It then became a Volvo tuner, and was purchased by Volvo in 2015 and turned into the functional equivalent of a BMW M or Mercedes AMG performance arm for the brand. It’s now its own EV company, with ties to both Volvo and the Chinese […]

It’s looking like North America won’t be getting the Kia EV4 because the model has been indefinitely delayed for the United States. Since the reason given by the manufacturer pertains to changing market conditions, and we’ve noticed a general lack of interest in all-electric models here, odds […]

In this episode of Tales From the Beat, host and journalist Ed Garsten does a little “haul” video.

Friend of TTAC Robin Warner has a review of the 2026 Chevrolet Silverado for you.

Automakers building vehicles in Canada and Mexico are being squeezed by new U.S. trade enforcement, facing higher import costs due to insufficient documentation of American-made content.

Even though I live in Saab-friendly Colorado and I still see plenty of Trollhättan machinery in the local yards, it has been more than three years since we last admired a discarded vehicle from the S venska A eroplan A ktie b olaget in this series ( a 99 two-door ). Here’s a base […]

Check out the latest video from Chris Vs. Cars — it’s a look into Ferrari in the Aughts.

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Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa revealed during the automaker’s latest earnings call that Ram is working on a full-size SUV, expected to enter production in 2028.

Imagine logging 20,000 remote miles in northern Canada and Alaska, crossing all of British Columbia and heading deep into the Northwest Territories, the Yukon Territory, and our country’s final frontier, Alaska, in late summer and the dead of winter. The roads are rough, the weather equally as […]

To paraphrase the late, great Charlton Heston, you can pry my Apple CarPlay from my cold, dead hands. OK, fine, that’s a bit extreme. But given GM’s seeming desire to replace CarPlay with its own Google-based system, you can see why I, an iPhone owner, have some reservations. Especially if other […]

Japanese automakers are considering importing U.S.-built vehicles back into Japan in a politically motivated play aimed at easing trade tensions with the Trump administration. Executives from Toyota and Nissan confirmed this week that they are looking at so-called “reverse imports,” an […]

This one appears to be in good shape with no known issues. The mileage is 177K and the transmission is an automatic. The A/C blows nice and cold, according to the seller.