Hyundai Recall: 300,000 Vehicles' Seatbelts Could Cause Injuries
Is your daily driver safe? Hyundai just issued a massive recall for 300,000 vehicles over a hidden seatbelt defect that could fail during a crash.
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Minnesota Lawmakers Tried To Ban Classic Cars On Weekdays: Here's How It Ended
The last thing a classic car owner needs is legislation that dictates when they can and can't drive their cars. Minnesota tried to do just that.
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Why The Mazda 3 Sedan Is More Than Just Mazda's Cheapest Model
Drivers on a budget may think a new car is out of reach, but while Mazda's most affordable car isn't as fresh as rivals, that's all part of its charm.
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BMW's 7 Series Facelift Looks Better Outside, But I Can't Get Over The New Interior
I can't believe the new BMW 7 Series is a refresh and not a redesign.
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Nissan Built A Fanbase Of Driving Enthusiasts, Now It Wants To Replace Them With AI
Nissan's big plans for AI include driverless cars and eavesdropping cabins, but we were more interested in trying the new 2027 Rogue e-Power.
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This 'Disposable' Digital Camera Is The Perfect Tiny Gift For Any Photographer
The Kodak Charmera is one of the smallest cameras you'll ever hang on your keychain. We tested this $35 snapper to see if it was as fun as it is cute.
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Drunk Toyota Supra Driver Learns The Hard Way That HP Isn't A Good Legal Defense
Drinking and driving is never a good idea, but an even worse idea is trying to justify it to the cops with a ridiculous excuse like this Florida driver.
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Driving Czinger's $2.7m Hypercar Makes You Feel Like A Fighter Pilot
Czinger's 3D-printed 21C is a V8 hybrid with 1,250 horsepower and an equally wild price tag. Driving it rewrites the concept of a modern hypercar.
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This Power Tool Brand Is Now Owned By Makita
Makita is taking over a major power tool business, marking a significant shift in the industry. Here is what the deal means and which brand is involved.
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Tim Cook Is Stepping Down As Apple CEO, But He's Not Leaving
After rounds of rumors suggesting as much, Tim Cook is stepping down from his role as Apple CEO, but he's not leaving the company entirely.
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China Claims New Jet Engine Can Hit Mach 6 Without Changing Modes
Modern fighter jets are extremely capable, except they run into some efficiency problems at extremely high speeds. China says it may have developed a solution.
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'Thankful I Got Caught': FBI Arrests Teen Hacker After Massive PowerSchool Breach
A 19-year-old just pulled off one of the largest data breaches in US history. Find out how he stole the private records of 60 million students.
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The US Army Is Testing A New Way To Quickly Handle Data Management Issues
As the U.S. military adds more data-based systems, it only makes sense that there would be a group to coordinate that data. Here's how they're doing it.
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Time's Up For The Hyundai Santa Cruz, And One Final Fling Shows Why
Hyundai's compact truck promised crossover refinement with pickup practicality. So why isn't it a hit like Ford's Maverick?
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Lexus' Latest Fuel Pump Recall Could Leave Drivers Stranded
Toyota has issued a recall notice not for its own badged cars, but for those produced by its luxury brand, Lexus. Here's how to find out if you're affected.
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Right Now A Hybrid Sounds Like A Great Idea, But Is The Prius PHEV Worth It?
With gas prices soaring, Toyota's most powerful Prius makes a good argument. But is plugging in this PHEV the right way to save at the pump?
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China's New Drone Swarm System Allegedly Controls Over 90 Aircraft At A Time
China's state-operated TV network has aired a demonstration of an AI-powered drone swarm system that can allegedly control up to 90 drones. How does it work?
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This US Company Wants To Start Mass Producing Affordable Solar-Powered Cars
After many false starts and years of promises, this U.S. company claims that it's finally ready to start mass-producing solar-powered cars in 2026.
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Google Will Pay $135M To Android Users – Here's How To See If You Are Eligible
Did you use an Android smartphone in the last decade? The tech giant just agreed to a massive lawsuit payout, and you could be owed free money.
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The New 911 GT3 S/C Is Arguably Porsche At Its Purest (Yes, Including The Price)
Two seats, a six-speed manual, and a naturally-aspirated boxer engine. What's not to love? Well, the price tag, maybe.
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Rolls-Royce's Next EV Is A 19-Foot-Long Two-Seat Convertible With A Mystery Price Tag
Making a Spectre look subtle, and a Phantom seem pedestrian, Rolls-Royce's newest car ditches the V12.
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The Nissan xTerra Is Back And It Checks All The Boxes That Matter
If you were afraid Nissan would reboot the xTerra as yet another crossover, we've got good news.
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The 2026 GMC Canyon AT4X Is Serious About Going Off-Road (And Priced Accordingly)
No, the latest Canyon AT4X isn't cheap, but GMC has made the off-road changes that matter.
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The MacBook Neo Is More Than A Chromebook Alternative, And You Know It
It's time for a verdict on the MacBook Neo, the $599 MacBook, the Apple laptop you never thought they'd really make -- is it worth the cash?
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Alleged Supercomputer Hack Could Be The Biggest Breach In China's History
A hacker has allegedly stolen petabytes' worth of data from a Chinese supercomputer, making it potentially the worst such incident in the nation's history.
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Surging Gas Prices Could Mean Extra Fees On Your Next Amazon Delivery
Gas prices might be affecting more than just your daily commute soon: Amazon is instituting temporary extra fees for fuel and other transportation costs.
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Kawasaki's Z1100 Trails Rivals On Specs, But That's Not The Biggest Problem
In a crowded segment, just who is Kawasaki really competing with, here?
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