Carmakers seem to have a grudge against the traditional shift lever. Rotary dials, fancy knobs, crystal shift orbs (yeah, Genesis did that). Manufacturers keep trying to reinvent the familiar "PR
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Volkswagen just did something pretty clever with the Volkswagen Multivan. The new Multivan Camper is not a fully built camper like the Volkswagen California. Instead, it is basically an empty, factory
Car theft has been around as long as street parking. Before cars, people stole horses. In 18th-century Pennsylvania, horse thieves got branded with the letters H and T on their foreheads after being s
The U.S. is a pretty interesting place when it comes to how different the states can be. Take state mottos, for example. Indiana went with "The Crossroads of America." Pretty straightforward
American police cars have changed a lot over the years, from the old Plymouth and Dodge models to today's Fords and Chevys. They've got some upgrades compared to regular cars, but they're
The Ineos Grenadier is getting hit hard by new US tariffs. On top of the existing 25 percent “chicken tax,” there’s now another 12.5 percent added on, which pushes the price even hig
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Buying a car is usually something you look forward to. You picture the first drive, the sound of the engine, and that feeling of finally owning something you’ve wanted for a long time. That was
Bentley used to pretend SUVs were a necessary evil. Then the Bentayga arrived, printed money, and suddenly the brand realized it actually loves high-riding luxury bricks. So yes, Bentley is making ano