Mercedes-Benz Ditches Manual Transmission Cars

» Posted November 16, 2020 • Resources

It is the end of an era for Mercedes-Benz, as the German auto giant recently announced that it is ditching the stick shift.

Jaguar Kills XF Sportbrake Wagons

» Posted November 13, 2020 • Resources

Say goodbye to the XF Sportbrake wagon, at least on the American side of the pond. Jaguar is discontinuing U.S. sales of the mid-size luxury wagon, which was first introduced three years ago. The power wagon is headed to the scrap heap after reportedly failing to find its footing among car buyers stateside.

Lexus Leads Luxury Carmakers in U.S. Sales During Pandemic

» Posted November 11, 2020 • Resources

The coronavirus pandemic has swept a healthcare and economic crisis throughout California and across the U.S. The resulting downturn left few businesses spared, especially car manufacturers and dealers who saw new sales come to a grinding halt.

Toyota, Panasonic Join Forces to Build Hybrid Car Batteries

» Posted November 9, 2020 • Resources

A pair of big-name Japanese companies have formed an alliance to build batteries for hybrid vehicles.

Hyundai Calls Back Tucson SUVs Over Fire Risk

» Posted November 6, 2020 • Resources

Hyundai says it wants to take another look at certain Tucson sport utility vehicles that are already long gone from the factory floor. The problem: a circuit board defect that could cause engine fires.

Volvo Wants Another Look at Polestars for Engine Trouble

» Posted November 4, 2020 • Resources

Volvo is recalling its entire fleet of Polestar 2 vehicles because of a defect that poses serious safety hazards for drivers and others on the road, the company and an affiliate recently said.

Ford to Mustang Drivers: Check Your Brakes

» Posted November 2, 2020 • Resources

Faulty brakes could put Ford Mustang drivers - as well as passengers and others on the road nearby - at risk of a crash, the company recently told federal regulators.

Corvettes Recalled Over Front Trunk Issue

» Posted October 30, 2020 • Resources

When you are driving a car, it helps to be able to see where you are going. General Motors is recalling more than 7,000 Chevrolet Corvettes because of a software defect, the company recently told federal regulators. The problem is that drivers can still reach max speeds when the latch on the cars’ front trunk lid is open, potentially allowing the lid to fly open and block drivers’ views.

Rolls-Royce Goes “Post-Opulent” with New Ghost

» Posted October 16, 2020 • Resources

The ultraluxury car manufacturers over at Rolls-Royce are taking their quality over flash to a new level with the rollout of the 2021 Ghost.

Ford Recalls 600,000 Vehicles Due to Faulty Cameras

» Posted October 2, 2020 • Resources

Ford Motor Co. is issuing yet another car recall, this time because of trouble with vehicles’ rearview cameras.

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