Portugal has long been known for its scenic coastline, historic cities, and relaxed driving culture. In recent years, another feature has become hard to miss on Portuguese roads: luxurious imported ...

StarLeaparts, a specialized ratchet strap manufacturer with more than 30 years of industry experience, develops cargo securement solutions for a wide range of hauling needs, including traditional ...

The last time the World Rally Championship visited the United States was at the Olympus Rally in Washington state, which ran on the WRC calendar from 1986 to 1988. Those years spanned an iconic ...

Kei Truck US, a new online resource published by premier Japanese mini truck parts supplier Oiwa Garage, maps street-legal registration rules, DMV paperwork, and import costs for Kei trucks across all ...

The ID. Tiguan, an electric SUV Volkswagen revealed on October 9, will replace the Volkswagen ID.4 in North America. “The ID. Tiguan is planned to succeed the ID.4 in the North American market,” ...

Tesla now sells Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in Europe as Tesla Assisted Driving. On October 14, 2026, I found the company’s German, British, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Swiss sites using the new ...

California gives sellers five calendar days to report a private vehicle sale and buyers 10 days to transfer ownership. The keys may change hands in minutes, but two separate deadlines keep running ...

Congratulations on the new car. You survived the dealership. You chose your color. You signed the mountain of paperwork. The big financial decision is over, right? Not exactly. Your purchase was the ...

Akio Toyoda brought a ¥27 million Toyota Century to Detroit for his Hall of Fame induction, and Toyota's chief technology officer called the car a global model. A weekly publication for the driving ...

No brand-new car sold in the US starts under $20,000 in 2026. Honda sells an $11,200 Fit abroad. How the affordable car died, and what is left to buy. A weekly publication for the driving life.

Hyundai and Kia, the South Korean automakers, have issued recalls for nearly 92,000 vehicles due to a defect in the oil pump that could potentially cause fires, according to regulatory filings.

Nearly 40 years after Volkswagen stopped selling pickup trucks in the United States, it will do so again. At least that’s what VW of America CEO Scott Keogh suggested recently during an interview with ...