Diagnosing and fixing automotive electrical problems can be incredibly difficult. Today’s vehicles are sophisticated machines with more software than many apps, more processors than a tech company, and more wiring than entire cities.

Hyundai has just unveiled the updated Ioniq 6 at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show, showcasing a sleeker, more refined version of its electric sedan. There's a small yet noticeable change for those who admired the original's 911-like silhouette.

Since 2021, Genesis has introduced several versions of its X Concept, including coupe, convertible, pseudo-shooting brake, and special speedster variations. Each iteration has been stunning, leaving us eager for the brand to finally produce one of these breathtaking models.

Toyota has reason to feel proud of its hybrid-focused lineup as demand for gas-electric vehicles is surging globally. Cars like the Prius, RAV4 Plug-In, and Camry have proven the value of the company's strategy.

At the moment, it feels like not a week passes without Ford issuing a recall. The automaker can't catch a break at the minute and, yet again, it's issued another recall, this time affecting two of its popular SUVs.

Aston Martin has chopped the top of its V12-powered Vanquish, unveiling what it claims is the most powerful and fastest front-engine convertible on the market. With an impressive 824 horsepower and a top speed of 214 mph, it’s a bold claim that’s tough to dispute.

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.