Filed under: Government/Legal,Green,AutoblogGreen Exclusive,Fuel Efficiency,Transportation Alternatives,Emerging Technologies We expect Elio sales to be pretty low in West Virginia. Continue reading Here’s where you’ll need a motorcycle license to drive an Elio Here’s where you’ll need a motorcycle license to drive an Elio originally appeared on Autoblog on Sat, 30 Jul Read more
An early morning crash in Delaware between a Tesla Model S and an 18-wheeler left the latter in the front yard of a house, according to local station WPVI-TV. State police officials have since concluded the driver—and more importantly, systems—of the Model S were not at fault. Read more…
Let’s be honest with ourselves, this car—a Nissan 350Z with four light bars, a lift kit, a black steel front bumper, big tires, deeply tinted windows and a large wing—checks every box a LaCrosse-playing, protein shake-drinking, boat shoe-wearing bro might want to check. And yet, somehow, I like it, too. Read more
Filed under: Videos,Autoblog Minute,Auto News Recaps Acura is set to publicly track test the NSX GT3, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Saftey has awarded its Top Saftey Pick+ honors to a Hyundai sedan. Senior Producer Chris McGraw reports on this edition of Autoblog Minute. Continue reading Acura NSX GT3 Read more
I’m going to let you all in on a little secret. When we fly to exotic locales to drive a manufacturer’s new cars, more often than not they set us loose on roads that encourage the kind of shenanigans that’ll get you arrested. These roads are twisty and tight with Read more
The Chevrolet Trax debuted for the 2015 model year, and two years later, it almost looks like an entirely different vehicle, at least up front. In a rather dramatic refresh for 2017, the Trax receives a number of modern styling cues from its Chevrolet sedan siblings. But are the changes Read more
The weekend of March 11-13 saw the Texas Motor Speedway fill with thousands of hot rods, customs, classics, and muscle cars through ’72. And since it is Texas, you know there were a ton of classic trucks on hand as well. We walked the aisles and scoped the best the Read more
When Hot Rod Tech Editor John Thawley wrote up his preview of this 429-powered Mustang for the Feb. 1969 issue he made no mention of the word Boss. In late 1968, designer Larry Shinoda’s nickname had not yet been applied to this or the 302-powered version being readied for Trans-Am Read more
Father’s Day weekend is always a busy time in the car hobby, so in some ways it was brave of the Carlisle Events folks to move their GM Nationals to that crowded time slot. Then again, this was the 15th gathering of the GM faithful to Pennsylvania, so momentum was Read more
Whether your muscle car’s paint is a year old or 50, the experts at Meguiar’s recommend taking these five steps as an overall approach to its care: Wash, clean, polish, protect, and maintain. But the age of your car’s paint and its condition will have a big impact on how Read more