A major shift is quietly building in the U.S. automotive market, and its effects could soon be felt by dealers, automakers, lenders, and consumers alike. Over the next several years, hundreds of thousands of electric…
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Mark Jacob covers the business, strategy, and innovation driving the auto industry forward. At Dax Street, he dives into market trends, brand moves, and the future of mobility with a sharp analytical edge. From EV rollouts to legacy automaker pivots, Mark breaks down complex shifts in a way that’s accessible and insightful.
Ford Seeks Federal Approval to Keep Selling China-Built Lincoln Nautilus Under New U.S. Software Rules
Ford Motor Company is seeking federal approval to continue importing and selling its China-built Lincoln Nautilus SUV in the United States as new government restrictions targeting Chinese vehicle software and connected-vehicle technology move closer to…
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe Launches Mind Robotics, Betting on Humanoid Robots for the Factory Floor
The race to bring humanoid robots into automoRivian CEO RJ Scaringe Launches Mind Robotics, Betting on Humanoid Robots for the Factory Floortive manufacturing is gaining momentum, and Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe is positioning himself at…
Used-Vehicle Prices Top $30,000 for First Time Since 2023 as New-Car Demand Snaps Back
The U.S. automotive market is showing fresh signs of resilience as both used-vehicle prices and new-car demand move higher, challenging expectations that upgraded interest rates and affordability concerns would continue weighing on consumers. According to…
10 States With the Worst Traffic in America, Ranked
Traffic congestion has become one of the most frustrating aspects of daily life in many parts of the United States. What was once limited to rush-hour bottlenecks in major cities has evolved into a persistent…
8 Repairs That Cost More in Parts Than Labor
Vehicle owners often worry about labor costs when a car needs repairs. Mechanics charge by the hour, and complex jobs can quickly become expensive. However, there is another side to the repair equation that frequently…
8 Signs A Used Car Was Used As A Rental
Buying a used car can be an excellent way to save money, but it also requires careful investigation. Not every vehicle on a dealer lot or private seller’s driveway has had the same type of…
8 Cars That Make Ownership Easy on Your Wallet
Buying a car is only the beginning of the financial commitment. Many shoppers focus heavily on the purchase price while overlooking the long-term expenses that follow. Fuel costs, maintenance, repairs, insurance premiums, depreciation, and replacement…
8 Luxury SUVs That Become Bargains the Moment the Warranty Ends
Luxury SUVs are often associated with high sticker prices, premium materials, advanced technology, and prestigious badges. When new, these vehicles can cost as much as a house down payment, placing them beyond the reach of…
10 Cars That Are Overpriced at Any Price in 2026
The automotive market in 2026 offers buyers an unprecedented range of vehicles packed with advanced technology, safety features, electrified powertrains, and upscale interiors. However, a high price tag does not always translate into strong value.…
What It Really Costs To Own A Ford F-150 For Five Years?
The Ford F-150 has been America’s best-selling truck for decades, and for good reason. It offers impressive towing capability, a wide range of engine choices, strong resale value, and enough configurations to satisfy everyone from…
The Real Reason German Cars Cost $900-Plus a Year to Keep
German cars have long occupied a special place in the automotive world. Brands such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and Porsche have built their reputations on engineering excellence, refined driving dynamics, advanced technology, and premium interiors.…
Why EV Battery Packs Live in a Different Cost Universe Entirely
For more than a century, the most expensive component in a gasoline-powered vehicle was usually the engine or transmission. While modern engines have become increasingly sophisticated, most consumers have a rough understanding of their costs.…
How 50-Plus Control Modules Made Simple Repairs Expensive
There was a time when diagnosing a car problem often required little more than a toolbox, mechanical knowledge, and a bit of patience. If a power window stopped working, a mechanic checked the switch, motor,…
8 Upcoming Trucks In 2027
The pickup truck market is entering one of its most transformative periods in decades. Manufacturers are facing increasing pressure to improve efficiency, introduce advanced technology, expand electrification, and deliver greater capability without sacrificing the rugged…
9 Best Motorcycles for Riders Under 5’8″
Choosing the right motorcycle can be challenging for any rider, but it becomes even more important for those under 5’8″. While seat height is only one part of the equation, being able to comfortably place…
U.S. EV Registrations Fall 9.8% in April as Market Adjusts Beyond Tax Credit Boost
The U.S. electric vehicle market entered a new phase in April as registrations declined sharply, highlighting how dependent recent growth had become on government incentives. After years of rapid expansion supported by federal tax credits,…
UAW Approves New Contract, Bringing American Axle Strike to an End
A labor dispute that threatened to disrupt a critical segment of North America’s automotive supply chain has officially come to a close. Members of the United Auto Workers (UAW) have approved a new labor agreement…
Toyota Recalls More Than 43,000 Tundra Trucks Over an Engine Stall Risk
Toyota has issued a new safety recall affecting more than 43,000 Tundra pickup trucks in the United States after identifying an engine-related defect that could lead to a sudden loss of drive power. The recall,…
The SUV That Embarrassed Sports Cars Before SUVs Got Fast
High-performance SUVs are no longer unusual and have become a common part of the modern automotive market, with buyers now able to choose from models like the Lamborghini Urus, Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT, BMW XM,…