John Huh
Toyota Celica Sport Could Return With 400-HP Hybrid AWD Power
Toyota’s returning Celica Sport is expected to combine AWD, hybrid assistance and a new turbocharged 2.0-liter engine with around 400 horsepower.
Royal Fitment Bay Area 7 Brings JDM, KDM and Wild Builds...
Royal Fitment Bay Area 7 comes to James Logan High School September 5 with free admission, judged builds, car limbo and team competition.
What Is PWM in a Car? Why Your Multimeter May Be...
Automotive PWM circuits rapidly switch power or ground to control components. Learn how duty cycle works and how to test it correctly.
Your Future Car May Test You for Alcohol—Without Asking
Future cars may monitor driver behavior or passively measure alcohol and restrict operation. NHTSA says the technology is not yet accurate enough.
Lucid Recalls 27,185 Air Sedans and Issues a Park-Outside Warning
Lucid is recalling 27,185 Air sedans from 2022–2026 because a lighting circuit may overheat. Owners should park outside until updated.
Modern Cars Collect Too Much Data—and Owners Have Too Little Control
Connected cars can collect precise location, driving behavior, phone information and biometric data while giving owners limited control over its use.
The Federal Car “Kill Switch” Isn’t What You Were Told—But the...
Federal law directs NHTSA to develop technology that monitors impairment and may restrict vehicle operation, raising privacy and ownership concerns.
Conor Shanahan Wins Formula Drift Seattle and Closes the Title Gap...
Conor Shanahan defeated Fredric Aasbo at Formula Drift Seattle, moving within five points of PRO championship leader James Deane.
Honda Prelude-GT Sweeps the Suzuka Podium With a 1-2-3 Finish
Honda’s Prelude-GT locked out the GT500 podium at Suzuka as ARTA Mugen led a dominant 1-2-3 finish for Honda.
Hyundai Could Turn Its Georgia Metaplant Into America’s Largest Auto Factory
Hyundai is considering expanding its Georgia Metaplant to as many as 800,000 vehicles per year as tariffs accelerate its U.S. manufacturing push.
