Electric Porsche Outselling 911

» Posted September 17, 2019 • Resources

Porsche might not exactly be best known for fuel economy, but the German luxury sports car manufacturer’s electric offering is quickly attracting a lot of fans.

The Wheels are Falling Off of Some Mazda Cars

» Posted September 12, 2019 • Resources

Mazda has a problem: the wheels are physically coming off of some of the company’s cars in United States and the land down under.

Are Drivers Too Comfortable in Smart Cars?

» Posted September 10, 2019 • Resources

Smart technology of all types is rapidly changing the world, including the way that people travel in their cars. Whether it is lane assist technology that can help drivers keep on the straight and narrow or new advances designed to monitor motorists for drowsiness, much of the smart new bells and whistles are meant to make people safer behind the wheel.

Ready or Not, Here Come the Self-Parking Cars

» Posted August 30, 2019 • Resources

Long haul trucks have been leading the way on the road to self-driving because navigating long stretches of highway turns out to be easier to teach machines to do than dealing with local traffic. Still, autonomous continues to improve in leaps and bounds, as a recent collaboration between German companies Bosch and Daimler shows.

General Motors’ Self-Driving Taxis Delayed

» Posted August 28, 2019 • Resources

General Motors’ big plan for putting autonomous taxi cabs on the street is going to take a little longer than initially envisioned.

New Mercedes Race Car Takes Financial Sting Out of Crashes

» Posted August 23, 2019 • Resources

Car accidents may be relatively common occurrences, but they can cause serious and even life-threatening injuries. That is not to mention how expensive it can be for anyone involved in even a seemingly minor fender bender.

Ford, Volkswagen Pair Up on Electric and Self-Driving Vehicles

» Posted August 21, 2019 • Resources

The auto industry is a cut throat business, so you don’t often see carmakers going outside of the family to team up with other brands on research and development. That’s why a new partnership between Ford Motor Co. and Volkswagen on electric and self-driving vehicles is getting so much attention.

These Car Windows are Tough to Break in an Emergency

» Posted August 16, 2019 • Resources

Sturdy car windows are an important feature that help protect people inside the vehicle and prevent thieves from getting in when no one is around. The problem, however, is that some widows are so strong that they are difficult to break when people need to, like in an emergency.

BMW to Charge Drivers for iPhone Connection

» Posted August 14, 2019 • Resources

Want to connect your phone to your car? If you are a BMW driver, it is going to cost you. The German automaker recently announced that it will start charging BMWers $80 a year for access to CarPlay, the Apple system that allows drivers to use their phones safely from behind the wheel. The feature is available on new cars that come with navigation technology.

Subaru Recalls 2019 Legacy and Outbacks

» Posted August 9, 2019 • Resources

Subaru has another weld problem. This time the Japanese automaker wants to take another look at some 2,000 vehicles because of “improperly applied spot welds.”

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Electric Porsche Outselling 911

The Wheels are Falling Off of Some Mazda Cars

Are Drivers Too Comfortable in Smart Cars?

Ready or Not, Here Come the Self-Parking Cars

General Motors’ Self-Driving Taxis Delayed

New Mercedes Race Car Takes Financial Sting Out of Crashes

Ford, Volkswagen Pair Up on Electric and Self-Driving Vehicles

These Car Windows are Tough to Break in an Emergency

BMW to Charge Drivers for iPhone Connection

Subaru Recalls 2019 Legacy and Outbacks

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