A longtime presence at the top of Mitsubishi Motors departed his post Friday morning, marking the end of an era for the embattled Japanese automaker. Company Chairman Osamu Masuko, 71, resigned effective immediately today, following a...
Hyundai Monday morning in South Korea announced the formation of a new dedicated electric-vehicle brand, called Ioniq. The brand follows a formula that Hyundai followed just a few years earlier, with Genesis: take a strong nameplate that...
Kids, as we all know, exist for but one purpose: to replace us. You’re out there on the deck, grilling steaks, and over there sits Junior. Waiting. It’s ominous. But kids need to get around, especially to places of employment so that...
Canadian auto manufacturing has steadily declined over the past several decades, and the future looks cloudy for workers at Detroit Three plants. It’s under this gathering gloom that the union representing these workers, Unifor, enters...
Though Rare Rides has featured many examples of vehicles which wore Chrysler badges and Ghia designs, there’s never been a single car which represented both. That changes today, with this very rare 1953 Chrysler Special. In the early...
When I was 16 years old, no car lit up the tires in my mind like a Ford Mustang SVO. It was so “other”—not a GT, not a 5.0 LX. It was something with whiny noises and double louvers and hand-squeezed lumbar seats—part Reebok...
Left-foot braking is a technique commonly used on racetracks, but is it it okay to use it on the street? This video from Team O’Neil lays everything out. The short answer is, yes, it is. In fact, Team O’Neil instructor Wyatt...
One of the strangest anomalies in the automotive industry is the way electric vehicle startups (like technology companies in general) seem to draw limitless support from investors while established automakers don’t receive nearly the...
U.S. sales results, at least those that we know of, were a mixed bag in July. Automakers foreign and domestic are busy replenishing inventories drained by a two-month shutdown of U.S. manufacturing; for many, the restocking can’t come...
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is considering a recall on roughly 1 million vehicles equipped with its 2.4-liter Tigershark four-cylinder engine. That incorporates most of FCA’s smaller models, including a few defunct models like the Chrysler...