In this morning's edition, Tesla's decline continues, and China's tight control of magnet exports is changing how automakers think about assembly.

It's not a replacement for using your brain and keeping your eyes up, but Garmin's Zumo R1 gets an instant recommendation from me as a safety and awareness aid.

A cargo ship carrying around 3,000 vehicles across the Pacific Ocean caught fire on Tuesday.

At this point, the beloved former econo airline may as well be just another airline.

Perhaps the single coolest car event in the world, Rétromobile, will be coming to New York City next year, marking the first time it's been held outside Paris.

Anyone is now free to free to make their own Eleanor replicas, which brings me to my plea: Please don't.

At 70 years young, the M-10 John C. Lodge freeway in Detroit is just not built to handle faster highway speeds, despite everyone usually driving way faster.

Rivian needs to start generating significantly higher revenue to avoid a debt spiral or selling off chunks of itself to strategic investors, such as Volkswagen.

In theory, Tesla cars should actually be a major target for thieves.

The goal here was to follow up the original ZZ with something that could compete with European supercars and go racing at Le Mans.