There's no shortage of tech features carmakers love to hype up—fancy touchscreens, voice assistants, and even self-parking. However, one feature that I have a gripe with is built-in Wi-Fi. The thought of a seamless internet on the road, streaming movies in the backseat, or getting work done while someone else drives feels like a tech lover's dream. But as cool as it sounds, I have to admit, every time I see it offered, I can't help but wonder—would I actually use it?

The Ford F-150 has held the title of America's best-selling vehicle for almost 50 years, with over 700,000 F-Series pickups sold in 2024 alone. When it comes to anything related to the F-150, it’s always a major event in the automotive world.

Whatever the reason, shopping for a new car head unit can quickly introduce you to terms like "single-DIN" and "double-DIN." What do they actually mean? And more importantly, does one offer a better experience than the other?

Volvo is utilizing AI-generated, life-like virtual worlds to advance the development of its safety software, including driver assistance systems (ADAS), with the goal of making its cars even safer.

Throughout its 120-plus-year history, Ford has rolled out a countless number of taglines, including "The Best Never Rest," "Have you driven a Ford lately?", "Bold Moves," and "Ford Has a Better Idea." About 30 to 40 years ago, the company took pride in its craftsmanship with the slogan "Quality is Job 1." Fast-forward to 2025, and that focus on quality seems to have shifted, as Ford recently announced yet another five recalls.

The next-generation Mazda CX-5 will receive an entirely new four-cylinder gasoline engine, reinforcing the brand's commitment to internal combustion technology. New details about the inline-four, named the Skyactiv-Z, shared via Britain's AutoCar, reveal that it will replace the current Skyactiv-X engine, which has become a staple for the automaker.