Sunbeam promoted the Tiger as the fastest car in the world priced under $3,700, offering an affordable way to experience speed and precision handling without the high price tag of a Cobra or Corvette. According…
Classic 1953 Hudson Super Jet for Sale in Houston
The Hudson Company made several groundbreaking contributions to early automobile design, shaping the industry’s evolution. They were pioneers in producing closed car models in 1911, a significant advancement over the prevalent convertible types. Hudson also…
Indiana Rekindles Decades-Long Debate Over Red-Light and Speed Cameras to Improve Road Safety
For decades, the Indiana General Assembly has been revisiting the debate over speed and red-light cameras, a discussion that began as early as 1997. The issue gained prominence when a Warsaw resident advocated for these…
Rising Car Thefts Leave Victims Powerless Amid Low Solve Rates and Law Enforcement Challenges
Lisa Nisco’s excitement at purchasing a 2017 Infiniti for $8,000 on Facebook Marketplace quickly turned to frustration and disbelief when she discovered the car was stolen. After taking possession of the vehicle, she went to…
Inflation Reduction Act Spurs U.S. EV Growth but Challenges Persist in Affordable Vehicle Production
Over the past two years, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has played a pivotal role in revitalizing the U.S. automotive manufacturing industry. Alongside the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), it has led to the…
Lawsuits Target Hyundai and Kia for Theft Surge Linked to Missing Engine Immobilizers in Vehicles
Several U.S. cities, including Rochester, New York, have filed lawsuits against automakers Hyundai and Kia, accusing them of making vehicles that are unusually easy to steal, leading to increased crime and financial burdens. Represented by…
Modern Cars Challenge Repair Rights as Telematics Redefine Data Accessibility
Modern cars are no longer just modes of transportation; they have become data communication hubs, transmitting critical operational data wirelessly to manufacturers. This evolution introduces significant challenges to the “right to repair,” a principle that…
Rising EV Adoption Strains Public Charging Networks as Reliability Concerns Grow
As the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to rise, the reliability of public charging stations has become a major concern. According to a study by J.D. Power, the rate of charging failures increased significantly…
SUVs vs. Small Cars: Are SUVs Destroying the Environment?
Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) have become increasingly popular over the past few decades, offering drivers a sense of safety, spaciousness, and versatility that smaller cars may lack. However, the environmental impact of SUVs has come…
The Right-to-Repair Movement: Should Car Companies Give Consumers More Control?
The right-to-repair movement has gained momentum in recent years, advocating for consumers’ ability to fix and modify their own devices and vehicles. This movement challenges the practices of many manufacturers, including car companies, who often…
Speed Limits and Safety: Should Drivers Have More Freedom on the Roads?
Speed limits have long been a cornerstone of road safety regulations, designed to reduce traffic accidents and enhance the safety of drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. These limits are typically set based on factors such as…
Auto Insurance Rates Soar by 22% in a Year as Pandemic-Era Challenges Drive Persistent Increases
Auto insurance rates have experienced a sharp and sustained increase, rising 2.6% in March and 22% over the past year. While inflation in areas like food and energy has cooled, car insurance costs remain a…
UAW Secures Landmark Contracts with Big Three Automakers, Boosting Wages and Labor Rights Nationwide
The United Auto Workers (UAW) achieved a significant victory with the ratification of new contracts with General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, concluding a landmark six-week strike. Nearly two-thirds of UAW members voted in favor of…
Tesla’s Autopilot Faces Safety Concerns Amid Fatal Crashes and Misleading Autonomy Claims
Tesla’s Autopilot system, often seen as a groundbreaking advancement in automotive technology, is under scrutiny for its potential dangers on the road. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently reported that the system is…
California Bans Gas Cars by 2035, Paving the Way for an Electric Vehicle Revolution
California’s recent decision to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035 represents a pivotal move in addressing climate change by targeting the decarbonization of the transportation sector. According to Henry Lee, a Harvard…
Electric vs. Gasoline Cars: Is EV Adoption Being Forced on Consumers?
The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation as electric vehicles (EVs) gain prominence. Governments and manufacturers worldwide are pushing for the adoption of EVs as a solution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, combat climate…
Autonomous Vehicles: Safer Roads or a Threat to Jobs?
The advent of autonomous vehicles (AVs) promises to revolutionize travel. These self-driving cars, equipped with advanced sensors, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, aim to reduce human error, a leading cause of road accidents. Proponents argue…
Luxury Car Brands and Accessibility: Is Exclusivity Becoming Obsolete?
Luxury car brands have long been associated with exclusivity, opulence, and status. For decades, names like Rolls-Royce, Bentley, and Ferrari have evoked images of high society, where owning such a vehicle was not just about…
The Ethics of Car Subscription Models: Convenience or Corporate Greed?
Car subscription models have emerged as a modern alternative to traditional car ownership and leasing, capturing the interest of consumers who seek flexibility and convenience in their transportation choices. These models typically involve a monthly…
Car Emissions Regulations: Necessary Action or Overregulation?
As environmental concerns grow, car emissions regulations have become a hot topic of debate worldwide. These regulations are designed to limit the amount of harmful pollutants emitted by vehicles, contributing to cleaner air and a…
Rare 1969 Dodge Super Bee A12 For Sale in Fenton
The 1969 Dodge Super Bee A12 is a standout muscle car from the peak of American performance vehicle history. It is part of Dodge’s A12 package, which was specifically created to provide remarkable speed and…
Fully Restored 1936 Ford Model 68 Coupe in Texas
The Model 48 was introduced in 1935 to build on the success of the 1934 model. It was available in 10 different body styles, offering a variety of choices for buyers. In 1936, the design…
Vintage 1970 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Available in Illinois
This 1970 Volkswagen Beetle is a timeless example of automotive nostalgia. This model features an eye-catching blue and white exterior that perfectly embodies the vintage allure, enhanced by a matching blue and white interior. The…
Mercedes-Benz Drive Pilot Gains Approval for Level 3 Autonomous Driving in Germany, Nevada, and California
Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Pilot is an advanced automated driving system that has received approval for use on select roads in Germany, Nevada, and California. Currently available on the S-Class and EQS electric sedan models, Drive Pilot…
New Jersey Judge Approves Class Action Settlement for Subaru Windshield Cracking Case Affecting 1.4 Million
A New Jersey judge has granted preliminary approval for a class action settlement regarding cracked windshields in certain Subaru models, potentially benefiting 1.4 million Subaru owners and lessees. The case, which began in 2019, stems…