How many self-driving car crashes is too many?
So, we have bad news, good news, bad news, and worse news. Bad news: late last week, another Tesla Model S crashed while
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2018 Kia Stinger GT is a Porsche Panamera for the working class (too bad it’s not LGBT-friendly)
Editor’s note: Kia is the only major automaker in America that doesn’t offer benefits or protections for its LGBT employees. We encourage you
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Automakers claim to believe in climate change, but they don’t really want to address it
So, you know how car companies brag about how much they’re doing to improve the environment and slow climate change? Funny thing is,
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Study: 20% of Americans would like an electric car, please
This week, AAA released its latest consumer survey, which shows that demand for electric vehicles is on the rise. Among those surveyed, 20%
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2018 Audi Q5 is one smooth operator…and full of gusto
It’s often not the wrapper, but what’s inside that counts. That’s not to say Audi doesn’t make some pretty suave wrappers, because it
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Fatal crash of Uber’s self-driving car was due to flawed software
In March, one of Uber’s self-driving vehicles hit and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona. This is terrifying considering that this was a
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Gaywheels car-buying guide part 10: Final thoughts (and a handy worksheet for finding your next car)
Final thoughts (and a handy worksheet for finding your next car) Before you head off to the far corners of the internet to
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U.S. says Volkswagen’s former CEO knew all about the Dieselgate scandal
Thought Dieselgate was dead? Not so fast: the feds have filed a lawsuit against Volkswagen’s former CEO, Martin Winterkorn, claiming he knew that
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It’s official: Your next new car will come with a backup camera
About four years ago, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration began the long, slow process of making backup cameras mandatory on new vehicles.
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2018 Range Rover Velar is a most capable diesel-powered art gallery [video review]
When the original Range Rover launched in 1970, I doubt anybody thought of it as museum-quality design. I mean, it was a utilitarian
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