Driving

Public safety has never been more in the forefront of all our minds. In the midst of a global pandemic, we are all encouraged to think of the greater good, to stay home and stay safe, to take care of ourselves so that we may take care of others.

Prepare meticulously if you plan on hitting the road during COVID-19 crisis

Not so long ago, you couldn’t move for seeing a Mazda3 hatchback parked on the street or driving by.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Tesla builds its one millionth vehicle As a milestone of how far the company has come, Tesla this week announced the production of its one millionth electric vehicle.

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One consistent request from readers is to feature more cars that are pragmatic commuters, priced reasonably, that are also efficient and sensible to own.

While the C-Class has always been a top compact vehicle for Mercedes-Benz – often beating BMW’s 3 Series and Audi’s A4 in comparison tests – it’s the AMG-influenced C43s and C63s that are the true stars in the lineup.

The first man to break the sound barrier, General Chuck Yeager, is 96 years old and very active on Twitter.

Members of the European motoring press were recently encouraged to get behind the wheel of Honda’s new “e” electric car.

Pity the poor Toyota Prius. Once a groundbreaking vehicle with impeccable green credentials, its reputation has been overshadowed by the rise of all-electric vehicles.