To say that Tesla has made leaps and bounds into the future is putting it rather mildly. Since Jul. 1, 2003, Tesla Motors has been improving the electric car as the world knew it and those improvements definitely broke the mold. Today, the many Tesla vehicles are indeed state of the art machines...
If you are a BMW enthusiast, then for the better part of the last decade you became familiar with the Parking Assistant array of features meant to make parking a car as easy as driving it in a straight line down the road.
The technology was designed a while back to handle parallel parking,...
Positioned between the regular models and Type R in the Civic lineup, the Si blends sportiness with practicality. For 2019, the Civic Si Sedan and Civic Si Coupe are that bit more expensive than before, but they’re also better equipped than the pre-facelift.
Including the $895...
BMW offers a pretty wide range of utility vehicles, from big to small, V-8s to plug-in hybrids, and even crossover coupes. But there remains one major hole in the lineup: a full-size SUV. The 2019 BMW X7will make a belated entrance into this highly lucrative segment when it goes on sale in...
The Skoda Octavia is getting a fresh model year, not defined by cosmetic changes, but by a new set of engines. These should be available straight away and are a welcomed update over the previous units.
But first, let's look at what the Octavia is keeping from before. The base units are the same...
Air-bag and seat-belt defects spurring recall tied to at least three deaths
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles world headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich. PHOTO: ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV recalled 1.9 million vehicles world-wide for possible air-bag and seat-belt failures linked to...
German district court receives 1,400 claims from investors related to the collapse in the auto maker’s share price
A monitor shows Volkswagen share losses on Nov. 4, 2015, just one of the many rocky days for the auto maker’s stock. Investors allege that Volkswagen failed to inform...
James Liang enters plea in Detroit federal court to conspiracy, agrees to cooperate in further investigations
Volkswagen engineer James Liang, left, leaving federal court Friday after pleading guilty to conspiracy in the company’s emissions-cheating scandal. PHOTO: VIRGINIA LOZANO/DETROIT...
