Bradley Brownell

High repair costs, high depreciation, and expensive tech are conspiring to write off cars

"You won't be able to sell those cars," Trump says

It's faster around the 'Ring than the 612-hp 997 GT2 RS

There are many ways these bugs can mess with your automobile, and it’s best to be prepared ahead of time.

Japan's Kansai Airport proves it's possible to run an airport without losing luggage

We're still not over Oldsmobile's death. So take a stroll down memory lane with us

There are six ways to pay a small bill you don't have cash for, and one of them should be avoided at all costs

The 8-year-old golden retriever named Messi worked for almost a decade

The Pennsylvania teacher sued after being ticketed for advertising his truck for sale

It’s difficult to tell if this curb hopping problem is new due to a change in the vehicle software, or if it’s just being talked about more often

A startup called Voltpost wants to bring EV charging to the streets where it is needed

Rivian vehicles are compatible with Tesla's charging network now

Luxury camper trailer manufacturer Bowlus found the Cybertruck's towing range was just 160 miles

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hopes to have the shipping channel open again next month

The first hybrid at Bonneville is heading to the great salt flats in the sky

Whether you're going on vacation for a week or going to jail for years, here's what you need to do to keep your car secure

Barely locked, hardly guarded, and extremely vulnerable train cars means heists are up

Thankfully the curve looks to be slow enough that none of the crashes appear to be particularly dangerous

The state might create a new legal framework to implement app-based driving instruction

The rest of the car might have been OK, but the engine was a mess

Buyers can thank increased competition and slowing demand

The hated Chicken Tax is preventing us from getting the good vehicles

Project Titan, as it was known within Apple, is dead

Flock installed its surveillance cameras without permits, and has now been banned from operating in two states