All In Gear
- Here's what caused Takata's exploding airbags
Ten affected automakers including BMW, Ford, and General Motors joined together last year to figure out the issues that caused deadly explosions of Takata airbags. They've identified three -- possibly four -- culprits.
- The new Lotus Evora Sport 410 ups the ante
The Evora Sport 410, which will go on sale in June, is an even more powerful version of the one that has just been unveiled in showrooms.
- California is about to get way more charging stations for its electric cars
The charging infrastructure, known as the West Coast Electric Highway, will soon see a massive expansion.
- Electric-car rebates get a boost in Canada
While some states in the US are reducing their incentives for plugin vehicles, Ontario has expanded them.
- 90 million more vehicles may be recalled in Takata airbag case
Takata may not be out of the woods yet when it comes to recalling airbags. A new report estimates that as many as 90 million vehicles, and possibly more, could be affected by the issue.
- Honda Civic vs Toyota Corolla: how these compact sedans stack up
The Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic have been two of the best-selling compact sedans in the United States for decades. Each will provide economical, reliable basic transportation, but one earns considerably better ratings from our reviewers.
- 'Summon' self-driving feature from Tesla is about to get a lot safer
After the Summon self-driving feature was criticized by Consumer Reports for having safety flaws, Tesla is revamping its design to include more safety features.
- What spurred Volkswagen's Takata recall?
Could the diesel scandal have prompted Volkswagen to recall its Takata airbags?
- How California's recycled tires turn into smog over the state
California has implemented a system that ensures more of its tires get recycled. But some of its scrap tires end up as exports that then turn into pollution overseas.
- Uber loses $1 billion a year competing in China
Uber dominates the ride-hailing market in the United States, but business has been tougher in Asia.
- France will pave roads with 620 miles of solar panels
Get ready to drive towards the sun. France is planning to repave some of its roads with solar panels.
- Mercedes announces it will debut more efficient diesel engines
The luxury carmaker announced that it will be introducing diesel engines that run more cleanly and efficiently than previous models.
- Honda Civic Hatchback prototype to debut at Geneva Motor Show
The Honda Civic Hatchback will go on sale in Europe in early 2017 and in the United States shortly thereafter.
- Tesla Model 3 buyers can put a deposit down on March 31
Tesla Model 3 promises a 200-mile range at a starting price of $35,000 before incentives. The car will be unveiled March 31 and go into production later this year.
- What is the most important thing for car buyers?
A recent survey from Autotrader took a look at what car buyers care about most when they're in the market for a new vehicle. The answers may be surprising.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration expands the definition of "driver" for Google cars
The Administration is expanding the definition of who, or what, can be a vehicle's driver, removing more barriers on the way to developing autonomous vehicles.
- Kia Sorento vs. Honda CR-V: Which crossover SUV comes out on top?
The Kia Sorento and Honda CR-V are both aimed right at the families who need the space to cart people and gear, and are more concerned with safety than sporty manners. Which one's better for you?
- Carfax study says nearly 20% of US Cars are under recall
A new study shows that nearly one in five cars in America needs a repair because of recalls. But the numbers vary by car type and location.
- What are the best deals on hybrid, electric, and other fuel-efficient cars?
The President's Day holiday brings some serious deals on many fuel-efficient vehicles.