Think of plug-in hybrid cars (PHEVs) as the sweet spot between traditional gas (ICE) cars and fully electric vehicles (EVs). They offer solid fuel efficiency and can run purely on electricity for quick trips around town.
2025 is shaping up to be memorable for various reasons, but for Ford, it’s mostly been about recalls. Forget the ongoing drama over Trump tariffs; the real headline has been a steady stream of safety issues.
In 2024, Toyota did the unthinkable—its RAV4 outsold the Ford F-150, breaking a four-decade streak. That’s a seismic shift in the automotive world, and Toyota clearly isn’t slowing down.
Electrification is transforming more than just the powertrain—it’s reshaping all kinds of vehicle components. Automakers are moving beyond hybrids and EVs, electrifying systems like water pumps, power steering, and even engine oil pumps to boost efficiency.
If you’ve been thinking about making the switch to an electric vehicle, now’s a great time to do it. The EV market has shifted into buyer-friendly territory—unlike the chaos during the pandemic when supply was tight and prices were sky-high.
It's fair to say luxury SUVs have come a long way—they're no longer just about leather seats and sleek badges anymore. These days, they're just as much about making your life easier, whether that means hauling sports gear, tackling a weekend road trip, or surviving the weekday carpool grind in style.
Ram is bouncing back from a tough sales year with a wave of new products, and leading the charge is a fresh trim for its full-size pickup. Meet the Ram 1500 Express—designed to bring much-needed energy and appeal to the lineup.
Toyota’s bringing the Nightshade trim to the 2026 Camry, and it’s more than just a style play. It’s still hybrid-only, which means top-tier fuel economy without sacrificing punch.
Something’s seriously wrong at Ford. The company’s recall issues aren’t slowing down—in fact, they seem to be picking up speed.
Ah, automotive recalls—they're always a bit of a grab bag. One day, they’re a fire hazard, and the next, they’re just a typo in the owner’s manual.
Over the decades, Toyota has built a near-flawless reputation. It is known globally for crafting dependable, long-lasting vehicles. Its commitment to quality has made it a benchmark in the industry.
Ford has announced three fresh recalls through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The move affects various popular models, including the F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator.
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