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The M5 iPad Pro promises unmatched power, speed, and AI prowess. Yet one familiar problem still keeps it from being the all-in-one device Apple wants it to be.
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After 20 years, the legendary Cold War plane that doubled as an interceptor and a spy plane is back on display. Here's what you need to know.
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Is Nissan's newest Leaf the freshly-crowned king of cheap electric cars?
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Mercedes pulls out all the stops: If you think the Vision Iconic concept looks incredible on the outside, just wait until you see the cabin.
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Tool brands offer battery systems that work with a wide selection of their tools. One brand tops them all when it comes to the size of its compatible selection.
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Ferrari isn't the first supercar-maker to plan an EV, but that doesn't mean we've seen anything like the Elettrica before.
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Honda has given the world its first look at the 2026 GT500 racer, and while some of the finer details and specifications remain scant, it's impressive.
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The USAF utilizes many cargo planes, but few measure up to the C-17 Globemaster's capabilities. There are larger, but it's not just about its payload capacity.
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Automakers are undoubtedly fond of reviving old nameplates, but rumors of the supposed 2026 Plymouth Barracuda revival don't really hold water.
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EV manufacturers have been making a big push to sell as many models as possible before the tax rebate ended. For Tesla, the strategy seemed to work.
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The battery indicator in your dashboard, much like the check engine light, is vague. It may be nothing serious, or it could necessitate an immediate fix.
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On October 1, 2025 the government officially confirmed a shutdown. Here's what that means for the Department of Transportation and truckers.
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Boeing 737 commercial airliners are a dime a dozen on airports around the world, thanks to modern variants boasting great fuel efficiency for their capacity.
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From fanfare to finale in about three years. Did Nissan make the right decision when it comes to the 2025 Ariya EV?
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United Airlines and its passengers had a bad night in September 2025. This wasn't the only time it has had delays and cancellations this year, either.
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Elvis Presley might have loved peanut, banana, and bacon sandwiches, but he also loved Cadillacs. And his iconic pink Cadillac has just been sold.
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In the early 2000s, Ford's 427 concept car, packing a hefty V10 engine,might have helped keep American-made sedans alive, but the blue oval killed it.
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An agreement for China to sell a submarine to U.S. ally Thailand is finally coming together after years of bargaining. Here's what that means on a global scale.
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Venezuela recently dispatched a military display, including an array of Sukhoi Su-30 "Flanker" fighter jets, in the Caribbean amid rising tensions.
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Russia sent in several MiG-31 'Foxhound' jets within Estonian airspace this past week, prompting the country and other NATO partners to discuss their options.
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Kia's three-row SUV takes on luxury rivals in this well-equipped configuration, but does an expensive Telluride lose sight of its primary appeal?
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Tony Stewart and Doug Kalitta collided at the NHRA Reading Nationals on Sunday. Luckily, Stewart says he's already ready to get back on the track.
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Every so often the defense industry develops a weapon that is too valuable to national defense, so the government bars other nations from importing it.
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Unsure what to do if a dealer scratches or dents your car? Here’s a clear breakdown of the steps to take before it becomes a bigger issue.
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On paper it's too expensive, too small, and short on power compared to rivals. So why is this John Cooper Works version of the Mini impossible not to love?
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Five people were arrested and charged with fraud for stealing $20 million worth of appliances from Home Depot and Lowe's.
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A check engine light usually isn't urgent warning, but does require some diagnosis. If the oil light comes on, however, you should take immediate action.
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