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Tesla's 'ASS' Is Safe As Feds End Probe Into Remote Control Feature

Infrastructure lens: The NHTSA opened a probe into nearly 2.6 million Tesla EVs in early 2025, after reports of about 100 crashes.

Editorial Staff Apr 7

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Why One Educator Is Getting Elementary School Kids Into Car Repair

Infrastructure lens: The children yearn for the shop lift.

Editorial Staff Apr 7

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Here's How Motor Oil Is Made

Infrastructure lens: Oil is, as we all know, drilled from the ground, but it turns out the oil in your car is a little bit more complicated than the stuff underground.

Editorial Staff Apr 7

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Liberty Walk’s Batmobile Sold For $344K, And It Wasn’t Even The Good Lamborghini

Infrastructure lens: Japan's most extreme take on the Murcielago just found a buyer willing to pay serious collector money

Editorial Staff Apr 7

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Bentley Just Told Us What The Barnato SUV Will Cost, Sort Of

Infrastructure lens: A debut is scheduled for later this year and a teaser campaign is likely coming relatively soon

Editorial Staff Apr 7

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Consumer Reports Says EV Reliability Is Still A Problem For These Reasons

Infrastructure lens: In many ways, electric cars are less complicated than combustion-powered vehicles, so that should make them more reliable, right? Not necessarily.

Editorial Staff Apr 7

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Roush’s Nitemare Is The Closest You’ll Get To A New F-150 SVT Lightning

Infrastructure lens: With 705 HP on tap and a lowered stance, the Nitemare is the street F-150 Ford no longer builds itself

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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GM Patents System That Detects Whether You're Impaired Just By How You Walk

Infrastructure lens: Cameras and sensors determine if someone approaching the car is swaying or walking in a straight line, how fast they're walking and the length of their strides.

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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Kia Has Never Built A Real Sports Car, Except For The One Time It Literally Did

Infrastructure lens: The Kia Vigato was a front-wheel-drive Lotus Elan sold only in Japan, and one just hit the auction block

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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This Astronaut Drove The First Mid-Engined Car, Then The Sports Car World Followed

Infrastructure lens: The first mid-engined car did not come from a big player, but it was still appealing enough to draw the attention of one of the world's most famous astronauts.

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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A $2.5 Million Ford GT Met A Parking Lot Van And Lost

Infrastructure lens: Two occupants survived a brutal crash that left a seven-figure Ford GT destroyed outside Sacramento on Saturday

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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Man Takes Car To Discount Tire. Then A Worker Refuses To Put Air In His Tire. Now People Are Defending The Worker

Infrastructure lens: "That’s how your tire blows up..."

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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You’ll Have To Endure Terrible Football To Check Out Nissan’s Swanky New Club

Infrastructure lens: Tennessee Titans fans will be able to drink away the pain in the new Nissan 1960 Club

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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Ukraine’s Atlas Conquered Rocks And Rivers. It Couldn’t Conquer Its Own Reserve Price

Infrastructure lens: Built to swim rivers and climb rocks, the six-seat Atlas ran a Bring a Trailer auction and walked away unsold

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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Another British Sports Car Maker Is Eyeing A Comeback

Infrastructure lens: Marcos has a new owner who has big plans for the small sports car builder.

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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Lewis Hamilton Drifting A Ferrari F40 Around Tokyo With Kim Kardashian Is The Coolest Hard Launch Ever

Infrastructure lens: In the latest video in his "Tokyo Drift" series, Lewis brought the F40 to a car meet at the Daikoku Parking Area, and the results were spectacular.

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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How The Kia EV3 Delivers 320 Miles Of Range Without Looking Like A Bar Of Soap

Infrastructure lens: The EV3 proves automakers can design boxy SUVs without sacrificing range. But how much will it cost?

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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The Feds Closed The Book On Tesla’s Smart Summon, But Not Before Counting The Crashes

Infrastructure lens: Federal regulators reviewed roughly 2.6 million Tesla vehicles with Smart Summon and walked away citing low severity and low frequency across all reported incidents

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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This Home-Brew Chevy TrailBlazer Convertible Is The Mullet Of Cars

Infrastructure lens: Of course, this TrailBlazer isn't perfect, but its close enough.

Editorial Staff Apr 6

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'I’ve Seen It All': Twins Make Offer On Dodge Charger. Then Their Insurance Company Tells Them Something Shocking

Infrastructure lens: "A Charger in Trenton?"

Editorial Staff Apr 6