Which Nissan Frontier Trim Is the Better Value?

A Nissan Frontier is navigating through shallow bushes in a forest

Choosing a Nissan Frontier trim comes down to balancing price, equipment, capability, and daily comfort. The Frontier offers several configurations, giving shoppers options ranging from practical work-focused models to better-equipped versions with added technology and…

5 Cars Worth Buying at 80000 Miles vs 5 That Are Not

Mercedes-Benz S-Class luxury sedan parked outside a modern multi-story building, shown in a front three-quarter view

An 80,000-mile odometer reading can look intimidating, but mileage alone does not determine whether a used car is a smart purchase. Some vehicles reach this point with plenty of dependable service remaining, especially when their…

8 Airbag Generations Ranked Worst to Best

Front view of car with two white airbags fully deployed

Airbags have changed dramatically since they first appeared in production automobiles. Early systems were relatively simple supplemental restraints designed primarily to protect occupants in frontal crashes. Modern vehicles use multiple airbags, sophisticated sensors, adaptive deployment…

Ford Adds Trailer Support to BlueCruise on the 2027 F-150

White Ford F-150 pickup parked outdoors under dramatic winter skies

Ford is expanding the role of its BlueCruise hands-free driver-assistance system with a new towing capability for the 2027 F-150. The feature will allow drivers to use hands-free highway driving while pulling compatible boats, campers,…

BMW’s Next Generation Could Change What We Expect From a Luxury Car

BMW Neue Klasse concepts showcase the brand’s future electric design direction

The luxury-car industry is entering a major period of change. Cars are becoming increasingly intelligent, electric, connected, and software-driven. Large displays, artificial intelligence, advanced driver assistance, over-the-air updates, and sophisticated electronic systems are becoming just…

NHTSA Questions Tesla Over Cybercab Certification as Regulators Examine Human Controls

Tesla Cybercab displayed with its distinctive doors open inside a showroom

Tesla’s driverless Cybercab is facing a closer regulatory examination in the United States after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration asked the automaker to explain how it certified the steering-wheel-free robotaxi for compliance with federal…

Land Rover Could Build a Defender Pickup in the U.S. With Stellantis

Range Rover Velar showcased in a refined indoor setting with modern styling

Jaguar Land Rover is considering a new Defender pickup truck specifically for the U.S. market as part of its developing partnership with Stellantis. The potential project would give JLR an entry into America’s enormous pickup…

Chevy Raises 2027 Silverado EV Prices While Dropping Two Trim Levels

Chevrolet Silverado EV kicking up dust on an off-road trail

Chevrolet is simplifying the 2027 Silverado EV lineup while making a modest increase to prices across the remaining versions. According to an order guide reported by AutoEvolution and CarsDirect, the electric pickup will cost $200…

Stellantis Unveils New Ram ProMaster EV and Next-Generation Commercial Van Strategy

Ram ProMaster EV parked outside a commercial building with rear doors open

Stellantis is expanding its commercial-vehicle strategy with a stronger focus on electrification, fleet software, and new-generation vans, giving the Ram brand a larger role in the company’s North American commercial EV plans. The strategy was…