Filed under: Concept Cars, Sedan, Chevrolet, Design/Style To put together the Impala Blackout concept for SEMA, Chevrolet didn’t need to go much further than its accessories catalog. The in-house connection is what could make it possible for Chevy to get a production version of the Blackout into dealers this model Read more
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Filed under: Sedan, Recalls, Acura, Luxury Acura is recalling 9,700 examples of the 2014 and 2015 RLX in the US to replace their headlights. The problem is that the reflective backing material inside the units can potentially delaminate. If this happens, then the luxury sedans no longer conform to federal Read more
Auto journalists are flown around the world for free to test cars. It’s an amazing gig. But some of them are disappointed that car companies aren’t giving out free swag for them to remember these business trips. Not vacations. Seriously. This is despicable. Read more…
Gearheads are still up in arms about crossovers taking over the car market just about everywhere in the world. Here’s the thing: crossovers aren’t new, and they aren’t your enemy. They’re taking back what was stolen from us half a century ago. Read more…
Filed under: Performance, SUV, Government/Legal, Land Rover, Luxury, TV/Movies There’s already been a setback for the latest James Bond film, Spectre, as nine customized vehicles built for the new flick were stolen from a garage near Düsseldorf. The vehicles, five of which were Land Rover Range Rover Sport SUVs, were Read more
Have you ever had the thought to build a truck that would survive the daily grind in this day and age of modern commuters? Well, Chad Daniels wanted to build such a truck; one where it wouldn’t matter if it got a little scratch here or ding there.
The Truck Larry Larson Built to Dominate HOT ROD’s Drag Week
Those not on the know tend to believe that fuel economy is always the tradeoff if you want a fun car. Historically, this just isn’t true, and thanks to advancements in technology, it’s even less true in 2014. Read more…