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Motor Mouth: Check the fine print on plan for prepaid oil changes
Hit film fuels a run on replicas of classic cars
"Ford v Ferrari" ignited interest in Shelby Cobras and Ford GT40s.
Motor Mouth: Driver doesn't see the point of a multipoint inspection
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NASCAR returns to roots with sleek new pony cars for 2022
Chase Elliott, Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin drove their sporty new pony cars through the smoke and lights of the fog machines NASCAR used for its first fancy presentation in more than a year.
Edmunds: The top off-road vehicles for 2021
It's no surprise that trucks and SUVs continue to dominate the U.S. vehicle market. But in a further move, automakers are increasingly building more SUVs and trucks that are specifically designed for off-road driving. With special enhancements to improve traction, ground clearance and even visibility, these vehicles can climb over rocks or blast over sand dunes that would leave regular trucks or SUVs stuck, stranded or possibly broken.
Chicago Auto Show to return in July after coronavirus hiatus
Standing in the massive convention center that was turned into a COVID-19 field hospital almost a year ago, Chicago's mayor and the Illinois governor on Tuesday announced that the facility will again host the famed Chicago Auto Show in July.
Motormouth: Don't postpone the switch to summer gas
Q: I understand that the composition of gasoline is adjusted seasonally ("summer blend" and "winter blend") due to EPA requirements. Given that many people are…
Auto group backs guidelines for partially automated vehicles
The trade association representing most major automakers is offering guidelines for manufacturers to advertise partially automated driving systems and to make sure drivers are paying attention while using them.
Car bargains are getting harder to find
Stocks of new vehicles are down, and that means prices are up.
Motormouth: Don't worry about a shortage of ways to charge EVs
Q: With all the manufacturers talking about going to electric vehicles, how will my neighbors who have a garage full of stuff and the people…
UW chancellors hesitant on student debt forgiveness
The leaders of the University of Wisconsin System's two largest schools aren't embracing President Joe Biden's plans to forgive student debt.
LA's Union Station books another starring role: The Oscars
The Oscars are headed to downtown Los Angeles' Union Station this year for the first time, but the historic site and active transportation hub is already a movie star.
Edmunds: 5 smart ways to use your tax return on a car
Tax season will be coming to a close later than usual this year, due to the May 17 extended deadline. Until that time, you might hear advertisements from car dealerships urging you to bring in your refund or pandemic stimulus check to buy a new car. Given that the average tax refund issued in 2020 was $2,741, according to the IRS, it is a solid amount that people often use to make major purchases.
UK lifts post-Brexit permits for truckers as trade recovers
Britain has lifted travel restrictions on truckers that were imposed to avoid border chaos after the country's economic split from the European Union at the end of last year.
New SUV models star at China auto show under virus controls
Volkswagen, Ford and Chinese brands unveiled new SUVs for China on Monday at the Shanghai auto show, the industry's biggest marketing event in a year overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
2 killed, 1 injured in fiery interstate tunnel crash
Two people are dead and a third is hospitalized after a fiery crash in an interstate tunnel near downtown Minneapolis.