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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched an investigation into Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) software following reports of four crashes, including one fatal incident, in low-visibility conditions.

When the sixth-generation Ford Bronco debuted, you could order one for just a hair under $30,000 (or try at least). A few years, pricing, and trim changes later, the cheapest Ford Bronco is the Big Bend trim, at $41,525. It’s a big, fat price increase over the base model, but a leaked dealer order guide posted to a Ford Bronco Facebook group indicated the Blue Oval may revive the SUV’s base trim in 2025.

Subaru has previewed the 2025 BRZ Series.Purple.

The 2024 Chevy Traverse Z71 brings a blend of off-road capability and everyday practicality to the midsize SUV market.

Ferrari has introduced its latest weapon, the F80.

Honda has issued a recall for certain 2023 CR-V Hybrid models due to a potential fire risk associated with the lithium-ion battery packs.

Ford is hoping to make history with the Mustang GTD.

Kia is gearing up to debut its first pickup, the Tasman, at the 2024 Jeddah International Motor Show on October 29.

Nissan has officially unveiled the fourth-generation 2025 Nissan Murano, and it marks a significant shift for the popular SUV.

Nissan will finally introduce its first plug-in hybrid model in the U.S. with the 2026 Rogue PHEV set to debut next year.

There are more electric vehicles on the road today and more are coming. As the world embraces electric cars, the aftermarket is expanding at an equally fast pace. If there is one truth about car enthusiasts, it's that there is a strong desire for ways to boost performance and range. That’s where Lexani comes in with its latest performance tire designed specifically for electric vehicles - the Volt-EC.

The new Murano grows in size, adding 1 inch (25 mm) to the vehicle’s overall length which now measures 192.9 inches (4,900 mm) in total. More dramatically, the width is up more than 2.6 inches (66 mm) for a total of 78.0 inches (1,981 mm). Part of the extra width can be attributed to the flared rear fenders.

The amount of amps you need from your portable jump starter depends on the type of vehicle you are trying to jump-start. Generally, smaller vehicles with smaller engines require less current, while larger vehicles with bigger engines need more. To determine the appropriate amperage, you need to consider the Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) rating of the vehicle's battery and the engine size.