Safety December 4, 2017 Ford recalls F-150s, Explorers to secure loose seat cushions Ford is recalling more than 202,000 pickup trucks and SUVs in North America because front seat cushions can come loose and fail to properly hold people in a crash.
Auto Tech December 1, 2017 GM to launch self-driving vehicles in big US cities in 2019 General Motors Co. expects to carry passengers and deliver goods with self-driving vehicles in big cities sometime in 2019, telling investors it's moving quickly and plans to be ahead of other automakers and tech companies.
Luxury November 29, 2017 LA Auto Show: The 2019 Lincoln Nautilus is a very evasive luxury SUV Lincoln is continuing a return to using proper names for its models with the debut of the 2019 Nautilus at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Auto Tech November 28, 2017 Crooks steal car in under 60 seconds with electronic 'relay device' They didn’t have to break anything to enter the sedan they were stealing, but a couple of car crooks caught on camera were gone in less than 60 seconds anyway.
Safety November 28, 2017 Man arrested after leading police on 125 mph chase because he was late for work The White Rabbit was right: Sometimes the hurrier you go the behinder you get.
Safety November 28, 2017 Massachusetts police stop car with massive Christmas tree on top We're not sure if this car went over a river, but it looks like it took the woods with it.
Safety November 28, 2017 Bobcat survives being struck by car and traveling more than 50 miles stuck to grille A 40-pound wild bobcat traveled more than 50 miles stuck to the grille of a car that hit her on a Virginia road.
Safety November 27, 2017 Stolen car crash kills five Two teenagers have been arrested after a stolen car smashed into a tree in Britain, killing five.
Safety November 21, 2017 Bill would make double parking a criminal act in Israel Double parkers may find themselves stuck in a jail cell in Israel if a new proposal there becomes law.
Auto Tech November 21, 2017 Uber fined millions in Colorado for using problem drivers following rider assault Colorado regulators issued an $8.9 million fine against Uber's parent company on Monday for allowing employees with serious criminal or motor vehicle offenses to work for the company as drivers.