Bradley Brownell

General Motors workers will leave the Renaissance Center forever next year

Residents of North Carolina have been isolated thanks to hundreds of closed roads

You can live in your private jet, but you can't fly your house

The Lucid Air Grand Touring is now capable of an EPA range of 512 miles

Used car prices are down 7%, with used EV prices cratering 20%

The 911 Turbo 50 Years will be limited to 1974 units in honor of the first year of Type 930 production

Mazda built a great chassis, but it needs Honda K24 power to really shine

Cars like the Zeekr 009 prove that China is eating the automotive world’s lunch right now.

"You obviously have to get up and walk over it, because this thing was built to last."

The olympians are aboard the Auanui 5, which is anchored off Teahupo’o, Tahiti

Consumers are falling behind on their car payments, a trend which likely won’t slow down with inflation, higher car prices, and high interest rates

A proposed "Drive American Act" would give $7,500 incentives to fossil fuel-powered cars and trucks

Justice Thomas has received millions in undisclosed trips that included luxury yacht and private jet travel

The U.S. is responsible for the lion’s share of the recent increases, largely thanks to SpaceX

There's digital de-aging, boring AI-written storylines, and dancing hamsters. And it's all bad

Shooting at any aircraft is charged as a felony with up to 20 years in prison as the recommended penalty.

Tonkatsu ramen and spicy miso ramen are being put amid the scores of more traditional store-branded American fare

Elon Musk promised to install a webcam to monitor a mine in real time, but that’s been walked back to a single blurry satellite image every month

Cars will no longer ride eternal, shiny and chrome

The cost of solar energy has dropped dramatically over the last two decades

The multitude of stresses posed by long-term space exploration are weathered much more readily by women

Electric school bus adoption is growing even faster than electric cars

These retractable chargers have been around for a few years now. Why aren’t they more prevalent?

Contractors need to fit as many homes per acre as they can to turn a profit, and garage space is the first thing to go.