A shocking new crash test pits a 1996 Chevy Blazer against a 2026 model, highlighting progress in terms of vehicle safety. Automotive safety has advanced tremendously over the last three decades. A ...

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O2 is today (Friday) warning of a new phishing scam in which fraudsters pose as the telecoms company and claim customers’ SIM cards are about to expire. As part of the scam, Brits are directed to a ...

In some ways, you couldn’t ask for a more user-friendly interior than that of my Renault 4 (R4). As I’ve mentioned previously, the R4 has proper physical switches on the dashboard and doors for ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Enjoying live music in Indianapolis could be a little easier on your pocketbook this summer. Live Nation announced its "Summer of Live" promotion Wednesday, offering a four-pack of lawn ...

The test was to demonstrate 30 years of progress in vehicle safety thanks to crash testing by the IIHS. Despite what some armchair "experts" would have you believe, new cars are far safer than their ...

Active safety features like automatic emergency braking are available across Chevrolet's lineup, including fleet vehicles. Testing at Milford's proving grounds demonstrates the effectiveness of safety ...

Co-founder and owner of Baker Skateboards, Andrew Reynolds turned pro in 1995 and won Thrasher Magazine’s “Skater of the Year” award just three years later. Born in Edogawa, Tokyo in Japan, Aori ...

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Tom started his career as a daily newspaper reporter in metro Detroit and after a decade changed course to cover cars, spending the next 25 years at Wards Automotive doing test drives, technology and ...

If you still encounter folks online claiming that older cars were "built like tanks" and inherently safer than modern "plastic tin cans," do them a favor: send them this video. To celebrate the 30th ...