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Review: 2025 SQ6 E-Tron lights the road ahead for Audi
2025 Audi Q6 E-Tron Is A Right-Size Sausage Made With An Updated Recipe
Is the Audi Q4 E-Tron too small for your needs, while the Q8 E-Tron is too big? Well, look no further than the 2025 Q6 E-Tron, the latest electric Audi crossover designed to split the difference between its larger and smaller siblings. That’s not exactly the most exciting introduction, but it’s true, and it’s also…
[VIDEO] 2025 Corvette ZR1 – The Supercar World is RAGING
Bus Full Of Passengers Attacked With Fireworks During An LA Street Takeover
Street takeovers are still plaguing the Los Angeles area, despite officials asking for public assistance in stopping them and enacting laws meant to scare people out of participating in them. The takeovers seem to be getting worse, becoming less about a car drifting sideshow and more about property destruction. As KTLA
Volvo Is Fully Refunding Customers Of Its Coolest New EV Due To Disastrous Software
The Volvo EX30 is a very fun, very reasonably priced little electric crossover. It’s also delayed in the U.S. thanks to new tariffs on Chinese-built cars, and it seems the problems get worse from there: Volvo has halted sales on the model abroad after a wave of software issue reports from customers.
Koenigsegg Breaks Its Own Record By Doing 0-250-0 MPH Run In Just 28.27 Seconds
Koenigsegg just officially broke its own 0-400-0 km/h world record in Sweden last week, with a Jesko Absolut shaving nearly a second off the Koenigsegg Regera’s previous record. 400 km/h equates to about 248.5 mph, which the Jesko Absolut reached from a dig in a mind-boggling 18.82 seconds, and then completed the trip…
Tesla Autopilot Mistakes Train Tracks For Road, Driver Doesn’t Immediately Notice
A Tesla driver in California learned the hard way last week not to put too much faith in the company’s Autopilot system after the tech drove their car directly on to a train track, mistaking it for the road.
Chinese Private Spaceflight Company Accidentally Launches Reusable Rocket Into The Side Of A Mountain
If there’s one thing you generally don’t want, it’s rockets losing control. Especially while they are still here on Earth; it’s why count downs are such a big deal. Unfortunately, a rocket in China, just could not be contained. It literally slipped the surly bonds of both Earth and its ground team over the weekend for…
Trees Catch Plane That Was Too Little And Cute To Gain Altitude
Just a little guy of a plane managed to get tangled in some trees after failing to gain altitude following an aborted landing last week. The Cessna 150 crashed while trying to land and then reroute at the equally tiny Banks Airport on Swan Island in Maine on June 25.
[ACCIDENT] C7 Corvette Stingray Collides with a Motorcyclist
Fisker Ocean Recalled Again Because The Doors Might Trap You Inside
Fisker Automotive may officially be dead thanks to almost comically horrible mismanagement, but while it’s sorting out that whole bankruptcy thing, it also has to figure out how to handle a new recall. As it turns out, the Ocean’s doors might get stuck, trapping occupants inside. That’s not ideal in most situations,…
How Did Everyone Survive That Horrific Crash At Spa?
Spa Francorchamps officials had been showing yellow flags for sixteen seconds by the time Adrian D’Silva’s Porsche ran headlong into the stopped Rinaldi Racing Ferrari 296 on the start-finish straight. D’Silva was the sixteenth car in line attempting to pass the sidelined Bronze-class Ferrari as it coasted extremely…
Man Who Nearly Killed Baby In Hot Car Wants 13-Year-Old Rescuer To Pay For Damage To His Car: Dear Prudence
We, as car enthusiasts on a car enthusiast website, love our cars. Maybe a little too much, sometimes. But it’s worth remembering that cars are things, objects that can be broken and replaced in a way that people can’t be — especially your own infant kid. Yet, the husband of a Dear Prudence reader seems to have those…
After Largest Recall Ever, 6.4 Million Cars On U.S. Roads Still Have Deadly Takata Airbags
Those infamous Takata airbags—the ones with the accelerator that can send shrapnel flying towards the faces of folks sitting in the front of them—are still a massive problem on U.S. roads. Worse yet, some of the most humid and therefore dangerous states are home to nearly half of all unfixed vehicles
Extreme H launches as world's first hydrogen racing series
Max Verstappen Uses His Car As A Weapon And The FIA Doesn't Care
Max Verstappen is a very fast and talented driver, but when he’s challenged even a little bit, he seems to become as dangerous as the dickheads in your average Forza lobby. He’s done it for years, and he’s rarely ever been given any kind of reprimand for his dangerous actions. He’ll run competitors too deep into a…
Justin Timberlake Apparently Thinks His DUI Arrest Is A Joke
Justin Timberlake was arrested for driving under the influence last month in the town of Sag Harbor on Long Island. The locals, for some reason, managed to turn Timberlake’s DUI into a story about how the cop who arrested him is a jerk who would dare ticket wealthy Hamptonites, but it’s still a serious charge. Normal…
Tesla Sales Haven’t Dropped Like This Since 2012
Happy Monday! It’s July 1, 2024, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know.
