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Automakers brace for rising cyberattacks on connected cars
Automakers are racing to turn vehicles into rolling computers, but the same connectivity that fuels new services is giving attackers fresh ways to break in.…
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The truck market price surge that shocked longtime buyers
Pickup loyalists who once treated a new truck as a predictable, if painful, expense are now confronting window stickers that feel almost surreal. The price…
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Why some drivers say modern headlights are getting worse
Night driving has become a flashpoint in the debate over automotive technology, as more drivers say the latest headlights are less a safety upgrade and…
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My HOA banned EV charging in the garage and said it’s a fire risk
It started like a lot of modern neighborhood drama: a resident plugs in an electric vehicle at home, and suddenly the HOA is emailing like…
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My public charger session ended early but still billed me for the full hour
It’s a small heartbreak: you plug in at a public EV charger, watch the minutes tick by, then—bam—the session ends early. No dramatic sparks, no…
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Drivers say this new headlight trend is getting worse
Across busy motorways, rural A-roads and city streets, drivers are increasingly complaining that modern headlights feel less like a safety upgrade and more like a…
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Drivers say new school zone cameras are triggering tickets outside posted hours
Drivers in several neighborhoods are swapping the same story at drop-off lines, coffee shops, and group chats: they’re getting school zone camera tickets when the…
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New state law targets loud exhaust systems and some drivers say stock cars are getting flagged
On paper, the new state law is pretty simple: cut down on ear-splitting exhaust noise, especially the kind that rattles windows on a quiet street…
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CarMax to pay $15K per illegally repossessed car from US troops
CarMax is facing a costly reckoning after federal civil-rights enforcers accused the company of seizing vehicles from active-duty personnel without the legal safeguards that protect…
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Nissan recalls 640K Rogue SUVs over engine, throttle defects
Nissan is confronting a major safety challenge as more than 600,000 Rogue SUVs in the United States are being called back to dealerships for repairs…
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