Whether you call it a hobby or just a bad habit, one of our favorite pastimes is perusing online ads for old iron. Whether it ...

A pair of sixties Jaguars and a late-fifties Bentley sitting for decades get a new chance at life; the owner is happy to see them go ...

For a minute, people who wanted a 2025 Jeep Wrangler with a V-6 engine would also have to settle for three pedals and a manual transmission. That's because Jeep initially decided to stop offering ...

although the Wrangler was supposedly rear-wheel drive, while the Patriot was front-wheel drive. Shortly after, Chrysler found a new owner in Fiat, who ceased any plans to put these early Jeep ...

Another electric Jeep SUV is almost here. With its official debut just around the corner, Jeep’s new Recon EV was spotted charging in production form, giving us our best look at the Wrangler ...

The PS5 disc drive shortage has continued since the launch of the PS5 Pro, with scalpers driving up prices. Both the US and UK PS Direct storefronts are still out of drives, and stock continues to ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration finalized a rule on Monday that will require seat belt use warnings for rear and passenger seats and enhanced warnings for driver seats.

In 2022, front seatbelt use was about 91.6 percent, while rear seatbelt use was about 81.7 percent, the agency said. A rear-seatbelt warning is already a familiar feature to many drivers.

All new cars and trucks sold in the US from September 2027 must have rear seat belt warnings. Enhanced rules for the front seat belt warning will come into effect in September 2026. NHTSA ...

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Realme 14 Pro series flaunts world’s first cold-sensitive color-changing technology. Realme has collaborated with renowned Nordic industrial design studio Valeur Designers to develop the 14 Pro ...

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