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Subaru Tops Forbes Social Impact List Again. So What?
Four consecutive years atop Forbes’ Best Brands for Social Impact list as the highest-rated automaker. Subaru of America announced the distinction on April 27, and the press release reads exactly the way you’d expect — polished, warm, and dripping with…
Chrysler’s Survival Plan Is a Lifted Off-Road Minivan
Chrysler has exactly one vehicle in its lineup. Now the brand reportedly wants to squeeze a second product out of it by lifting the Pacifica,…
Audi’s Q4 E-Tron Refresh Bets Big on a Trunk Outlet
The Audi Q4 e-tron, the brand’s best-selling electric vehicle, is getting its most significant mid-cycle refresh yet — and the headline feature isn’t a bigger…
GM’s Dustbuster Vans Smacked You in the Face. The Fix? A Sticker.
GM part number 10186057 is not a hinge redesign, not a door stop, not a recall-mandated engineering correction. It is a yellow warning sticker. And…
Enterprise Billed a Couple $9,500 for Diesel They Never Pumped
Kelly and Katherine Graves had been home a week from an uneventful trip around Edmonton, Alberta, when Enterprise told them they owed $9,500. The reason:…
Robotaxis Own San Francisco—But Who’s Keeping Score?
The Lanza crime family once ran the streets of San Francisco. Now Waymo does, with more than 800 autonomous vehicles prowling a 260-square-mile swath of…
A $500 Device, 117 Stolen Cars, and a Pipeline to Africa
Six men, 117 stolen vehicles, and a $535 gadget anyone can buy online. That’s the math behind an international car theft ring that treated Northwest…
Beijing Auto Show: China’s 1000-HP EV Onslaught Is Here
Nearly 1500 vehicles spread across two exhibition centers. Over 200 debuts. The 2026 Beijing auto show isn’t just big — it’s a declaration that China’s…
Porsche Dumps Bugatti to Save Itself
Porsche is walking away from Bugatti. The German automaker announced Thursday it will sell its 45 percent stake in the Bugatti-Rimac joint venture and its…
Hyundai’s Record Revenue Can’t Hide a Profit Collapse
Hyundai Motor hit its highest-ever first-quarter revenue — KRW 45.94 trillion, roughly $31 billion — and still watched operating profit crater by nearly a third.…