High-tech cars drive up prices, turning auto repairs into major investments
There's no such thing as a tiny repair anymore, thanks to skyrocketing auto repair costs and more complicated cars.
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Leapmotor announces entry into India by the end of 2024
Leapmotor has announced that it will enter the Indian market by the end of 2024. This is a part of the Chinese EV maker’s global expansion plans that comprises entry into various markets in Europe, MENA, Africa, Australasia, and of course, India towards the end of 2024 and throughout 2025.
Ring's newest indoor security camera pans and tilts for 360-degree coverage
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This Alpina B3 Touring Is the Most Compelling BMW on Sale Right Now
For those in the know, there is little cooler than an Alpina. The German company takes a unique approach to modifying BMWs. Instead of going for out-and-out performance, Alpina ups a BMW's grand-touring credentials. They're faster than standard BMW models, but not as hardcore as M cars. This E36 3 Series-based 1996 Alpina B3 3.2 Touring is a perfect example.
Renault announces summer service camp 2024. Check out all the offers
Home Auto Cars News Renault Announces Summer Service Camp 2024. Check Out All The Offers Renault announces summer service camp 2024. Check out all the offers
Roku's new voice remote is great, but as a night owl, I miss this one feature
I've been a TV remote hog for as long as I can remember. In fact, somewhere in my father's office is a picture of me as a baby holding on to the TV remote. What can I say other than old habits die hard? Though easily dismissed as an insignificant accessory to be lost in the couch cushions, the television remote is so much more. As someone old enough to remember remotes going from simple clickers to overly complex «universal remotes» with mini-displays and 500 buttons, I hold a deep appreciation for the beauty and simplicity of the Roku remote.
Money-Shifting A Toyota GR Corolla Did $42,000 in Damage: Report
As anyone with stick shift skills knows, once in a while, you can stall and you can miss a gear. I have missed third gear a time or two myself—maybe my brain and left foot shut off when I'm halfway to cruising speed. Who knows? But, generally, a missed shift doesn't kill the car. Sounds like this Toyota GR Corolla, however, revved itself to immolation when its driver grabbed third instead of fifth.
Mail Carrier Caught Racing Ford Mustang in USPS Van at 105 MPH
There's a reason the U.S. Postal Service is referred to as snail mail: it's slow. Unless you live in Sandusky County, Ohio, where a USPS carrier was caught racing a Ford Mustang in her Mercedes Metris van at speeds over 100 mph, according to newly released bodycam footage and a report from WTVG News.