Ford and Lincoln are recalling 1,456,417 cars, trucks, and SUVs to fix a backup camera that may show a blank, distorted, or upside-down image.

The instrument panel of our cars, trucks, and SUVs is a vitally important part of the automobile, and in the past decade or two, it’s become increasingly digitized—so much so that the entire panel for ...

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The Czech MoD has awarded a contract to Supacat for 18 Jackal 3 Extenda light armoured vehicles for Czech special forces. (Supacat) The General Staff of the Army of the Czech Republic (ACR) announced ...

The number of critical "Do Not Drive" recalls jumped more than 65% since the summer of 2024, according to recent CARFAX data. In total, about 725,000 vehicles that are currently on the road have a "Do ...

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Ford is recalling 1.9 million vehicles globally to fix faulty rearview cameras, the automaker confirmed Tuesday in a filing with U.S. safety regulators. The latest action affects a wide range of 2015 ...

Cars that share major internal components are often similar and in the same vehicle class. However, there are plenty of cars out there that share an engine despite offering completely different ...

Sept 8 (Reuters) - Over 150 bosses from Europe's electric car industry signed a letter on Monday urging the European Union to stick to its 2035 zero emission target for cars and vans. The electric car ...

Williams team principal James Vowles has opened up about the impact of the brake fire on Alex Albon's FW47 F1 car.

A Waymo car drives up a hill in San Francisco, Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025. We may soon see the driverless cars in Dallas. Jeff Chiu / AP Next year, as you drive around Dallas, you might turn to look at ...