Authorities are warning car-owners that vehicles developed in the last decade that use keyless technology are susceptible to ...

The Miami Twp. Police Department is warning people to be cautious following a rise in auto-thefts involving push-button (keyless) vehicles.

The Miami Township Police Department is noticing an uptick in auto thefts and break-ins of “push-to-start” cars.

Dodge officially ended Challenger production after 2023 with the only successor being the Dodge Charger Sixpack, marking the permanent end of this iconic nameplate. While the four-door Charger offered ...

Let's cut to the chase – the red key on your Hellcat-powered Dodge is the full power key. It's what gives you the 700 demented ponies you wanted when you bought the thing. Still, since we have the ...

Gone are when you couldn't start your car's engine without a physical key. Modern vehicles today come with key fobs that are more useful than just starting your car and locking and unlocking its doors ...

The Dodge Challenger might be back by popular demand. It is the news that the model's fans have been waiting for since December 2023, when Stellantis announced it would kill it together with the HEMI, ...

The Challenger SRT Demon 170 is already a standout in Dodge’s muscle car lineup, but the automaker quietly built something even more exclusive: the Jailbreak edition. Read: The World’s Only ...

ROYERSFORD, Pa. (WPVI) -- Police in Montgomery County are searching for thieves accused of using technology to clone the signals of key fobs to unlock and steal several vehicles in Royersford, ...

GM has issued a new Customer Satisfaction Program for the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD and the 2025 GMC Sierra HD related to an issue in which certain units were delivered to fleet customers without the ...

With technology constantly evolving, modern day vehicles have so many perks that we take for granted nowadays that were never thought to even be possible 50 or so years ago. There was a time where ...

Three young men and a juvenile are accused of using cloned and reprogrammed key fobs to steal dozens of vehicles and then resell them for, at times, as little as $200 each throughout the Philadelphia ...