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The Corvette finally going hybrid is like Ron Swanson becoming a vegetarian.

Every state has stupid motorists, but Arizona is one of the few brave enough to punish them. Well, within a specific context, at least. 

There’s been a lot of talk about how the EV revolution will finally kill off the manual.

While studying for MBA degrees at Stanford, Carl Ziade and Jean-Pierre Vertil discovered that 50% of auto loans were overpriced, costing consumers $37 billion annually.

Automaker fleets now have to average 40mpg by 2026.

Last month, Mazda revealed their aspirations to move upmarket and be considered a “credible alternative” to non-German luxury brands (read: Lexus).

The first time I saw a C7 Corvette in 2014, I probably gave Chevy the exact reaction they were looking for.

Cold air intakes (CAIs) are like smartphone cases – they’re cheap, easy to install, and do wonders to protect your expensive investment.

I’ve never had such emotional ups and downs with a vehicle. The first time I planted the accelerator on a turnpike, and the Tesla instantly bolted forward, I actually said out loud “this is the future.”

Back in December, suffering under the mental weight of COVID fatigue and a fruitless home search, I desperately sought a new form of escapism. Lacking a better idea, I bought a LEGO Porsche 911.