Mercedes Roof Problem Poses Safety Hazards

» Posted March 18, 2020 • Resources

Sunroofs may be considered a luxury feature for plenty of car drivers, but they can quickly become a serious safety hazard when manufactured or designed incorrectly.

Hummer Plots Comeback with Electric Pickup

» Posted March 13, 2020 • Resources

Nothing quite explains what life on the road was like in the early aughts like the Hummer experience. More than a decade after the gas-guzzling behemoths went the way of the dinosaur, the brand is back in electric form.

General Motors Expands Hands-Free Offerings

» Posted March 11, 2020 • Resources

As autonomous driving gets closer and closer to reality, carmakers are continuing to roll out all kinds of technological bells and whistles designed to already let machines do some of the driving.

Jeep Wranglers Recalled for Axle Problem

» Posted March 6, 2020 • Resources

A new recall involving Jeep Wrangler vehicles is a reminder that even seemingly minor defects can create serious safety hazards.

Toyota Sued for Not Recalling Hybrids

» Posted March 4, 2020 • Resources

Companies often recall tens of thousands of vehicles (or more) because of various defects that could pose serious safety risks. The moves can cost auto manufacturers some serious cash, but not issuing a recall also has its consequences, as a new lawsuit against Toyota shows.

Volvo, Geely Consider Car manufacturer Merger

» Posted February 28, 2020 • Resources

China could soon have its first global carmaker, thanks to a planned merger involving two notable names in the automobile business.

Ford Working on Electric Sport Utility Vehicle

» Posted February 26, 2020 • Resources

The company is partnering with Michigan-based electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian on a battery-powered Lincoln. The new wheels are part of a larger overhaul of Lincoln’s sport utility vehicle lineup and builds on the brand’s “Quite Flight” initiative to make car travel a more tranquil experience.

Toyota and Lexus Recall Cars Over Stalling Concerns

» Posted February 21, 2020 • Resources

Cars should only stop when their drivers hit the brakes. That is why Toyota and Lexus are recalling nearly 700,000 vehicles in North America.

U.S. Car Insurance Rates on the Rise

» Posted February 19, 2020 • Resources

Car insurance is one of those necessary evils that is important to have when you need it, but not a whole lot of fun to pay for every month. A new study shows that car owners in the U.S. are paying more for their coverage. One reason why rates are on the rise may surprise you.

U.S. Regulator Loosens Safety Standard for Self-Driving Delivery Car

» Posted February 17, 2020 • Resources

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in February granted temporary approval to tech company Nuro to deploy autonomous vehicles. The low-speed R2, which is not designed to carry people, will be allowed to operate without certain safety features required on other self-driving vehicles. That includes rear and side-view mirrors, steering wheels, windshield wipers and brake pedals.

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Mercedes Roof Problem Poses Safety Hazards

Hummer Plots Comeback with Electric Pickup

General Motors Expands Hands-Free Offerings

Jeep Wranglers Recalled for Axle Problem

Toyota Sued for Not Recalling Hybrids

Volvo, Geely Consider Car manufacturer Merger

Ford Working on Electric Sport Utility Vehicle

Toyota and Lexus Recall Cars Over Stalling Concerns

U.S. Car Insurance Rates on the Rise

U.S. Regulator Loosens Safety Standard for Self-Driving Delivery Car

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