The owner of this 2013 Ford Flex Limited took his SUV to the Car Wizard. The Wizard had to break it to him: the engine was ...
From the November/December 2025 issue of Car and Driver.
In the United States alone, dealers are to inspect nearly 175,000 large pickup trucks and their sport utility-bodied ...
Denny Hamlin has been asked the question innumerable times over the past two weeks, never mind the past 20 years as a star in ...
One F-150 PowerBoost owner worried his hybrid couldn't handle his massive Sea Ray 280 boat, but his first 60-mile haul proved ...
After years of driving, testing, scanning classifieds, and clicking through insurance quotes, we rate the Volkswagen Up as ...
The new engineering analysis covers 286,000 vehicles that were part of NHTSA’s original investigation but weren’t covered ...
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The $10,000 Ford Sedan That Can Outrun A Mustang
The Ford Taurus SHO is available for less than $10K on the used market and can outrun a 2025 Ford Mustang, what's not to like ...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expanding its probe into 286,000 General Motors vehicles in the U.S.
The agency’s engineering analysis could expand the recall beyond GM’s original 877,000 affected trucks and SUVs.
NHTSA investigates GM L87 6.2L V8 engine failures in trucks not included in the recent recall. The probe addresses 173 reports of bearing failure.
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