Mitsubishi Outlander Recall Hits 67,000: Still Buy One?
A Mitsubishi Outlander recall covering 67,146 SUVs sounds scary until you look at the actual defect. It’s a backup camera that can freeze or go black at the worst possible…
Jeep Wrangler Fire Recall Hits 1 Million: Still Buy One?
Stellantis just recalled 1,076,999 Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators. The reason: their wiring can overheat and start a fire. That can happen even while the vehicle is parked, locked, and completely…
Stellantis Just Promised 60 New Vehicles by 2030: Should Jeep, Ram, and Dodge Shoppers Wait?
If you’ve been eyeing a new Jeep, Ram, or Dodge but keep hearing rumors about a big product overhaul, the wait-and-see game just got a lot more interesting. Stellantis, the…
1.2 Million Teslas Under Federal Investigation: What Model 3 and Model Y Owners Should Watch For
If you drive a 2018-2020 Tesla Model 3 or a 2021-2023 Tesla Model Y, it’s worth paying closer attention to how your car feels on the road right now. Federal…
Ford Recalls 566,000 Broncos Over Engine Fire Risk: What Owners Need to Do Right Now
If you own a Ford Bronco, it’s time to check your VIN. Ford has issued a massive safety recall covering nearly every current-generation Bronco and Bronco Raptor on the road,…
No Steering Wheel, No Problem: Zoox’s Historic Robotaxi Approval Just Changed the Rules of the Road
For over a century, every car sold in America has needed a steering wheel, a set of pedals, and a place for a human driver to sit. That assumption just…
Japan’s Kumamoto Earthquake Hits Toyota, Lexus & Nissan Plants: What It Means If You’re Car Shopping
If you’re in the market for a Lexus RX or an Infiniti QX80 right now, there’s some news out of Japan you’ll want to know about. A powerful earthquake shook…
The Great Touchscreen Retreat: Why Buttons Are Making a Comeback in Your Car
For the better part of the last decade, car interiors have been on a quiet but relentless march toward one destination: the giant touchscreen. Buttons vanished, knobs disappeared, and in…
Flush Door Handles Under Fire: Why Regulators Are Finally Rethinking Electronic Car Doors
If you’ve ever squinted at the smooth, unbroken side of a Tesla trying to figure out where the door handle actually is, you’re not alone. That sleek, flush design has…
Monterey Car Week 2026: The Rare Classics and Record-Breaking Bids to Watch This August
Every August, the world’s car obsessives pack their bags for one small stretch of California coastline where seven-figure sales are routine and eight-figure ones aren’t unheard of. This year’s gathering…