The high-end snow map runs into Thursday morning, and gusts close to 100 mph land in the same window.

YouTuber Peter Bjorck has two Lamborghini-powered Volvo 240s, and they sound as cool as you'd expect.

Amid an operational overhaul, Lucid continues to see declines, causing it to miss average analyst estimates.

A report details how repairs for modern cars are rising because of several major factors.

US senators discuss key exemptions for automakers with Chinese ownership ahead of a crucial vote on the Connected Vehicle Security Act.

The new fuel economy standards will cut the cost of new vehicles but also drive up fuel costs over the vehicle's lifetime.

Tightening Japanese standards present new challenges for Toyota's hot hatch.

The BMW M4 CSL didn't come in many colors, but one owner chose an Individual shade of green that looks stunning.

Honda plans to develop this technology to help make EV batteries smaller, lowering brand-new EV costs.

Record diesel fuel prices and stagnant freight rates forced 16 American trucking companies to file for bankruptcy and shut down within 30 days.

Despite lacking a front stabilizer-bar disconnect, Ford believes the Bronco Filson will do just fine off-road.

Ford has confirmed that the RTR Bronco will start just above $50,000, and it's given us a fresh look at the cabin.

The former will be a subcompact, while the latter will be a midsize crossover SUV bridging the gap between the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9.

For the third time in three months, Dodge is adding fresh options to the powerful Durango.

The quad-motor M3 EV is nearly ready to show its face for the 2028 model year.

The 2027 Chevrolet Corvette is about to receive its second price increase in one year.

BMW may have inadvertently shown the 2028 5 Series in one of the all-new 3 Series videos, hinting that production has already started.

This rattling sound concern follows another recent issue with the small EV involving a taillight leak.

The 2027 Honda Passport meets 1,500 miles of desert rallying, with paper maps and zero GPS thrown in for fun.

In today's Daily Fix:The Batman Part 2 has stopped production as director Matt Reeves has stepped away for personal reasons. DC Studios and Warner Bros. have confirmed to Deadline that Reeves is focusing on a "family matter," and there is no timeline yet for his return. In other news, Capcom has revealed plans to convert their in-house RE Engine into an AI-generation game engine. Programmer Satoshi Ishida said that the focus is on streamlining certain aspects of development, not to create assets