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A group of independent security researchers recently revealed a ridiculous vulnerability in Kia’s web portal that could allow hackers to remotely control the connected features of millions of Kia vehicles, including unlocking doors, tracking locations, and even starting the ignition.

Ford’s BlueCruise hands-free tech just got a big upgrade with the launch of BlueCruise 1.4, and the automaker is hyping it as the “best hands-free highway driving experience yet.”

Tesla’s much-anticipated RoboTaxi event is just weeks away, but new findings from independent research firm AMCI Testing could cast a shadow over the announcement.

Getting stuck can be the best/worst feeling for those of us who drive our trucks and SUVs for recreation as well as everyday use. On one hand, you know you’ve got some work to do to get yourself on your way again, but on the flip side, there is a decent chance you had some fun along the way to getting stuck. The best recovery accessory you can add to your vehicle is a winch to give you the pulling power to clear the mud, snow or trail obstacle and get you back on the road or trail. Warn Industries is the most-recognized brand when it comes to off-road accessories and its winch line is considered the benchmark of quality. The latest innovation from Warn takes recovery to a new level with the ZEON XD line of winches for trucks and SUVs.

Ford is gearing up to reveal its all-new, fifth-generation Expedition, a launch that’s been long anticipated following the debut of the refreshed Lincoln Navigator.

The brand’s first SUV is impressive—but not without flaws.

McLaren officially announced the name of its upcoming hypercar.

The current Nissan Kicks is a more conservative replacement for the wildly styled Juke that came before. Besides the hip Kicks name, it was a rather ordinary subcompact tall hatch. Although it is a decent vehicle, it lacks a bit of passenger space, power, and the option of all-wheel drive.

Alfa Romeo has announced the new Tonale, Giulia, and Stelvio will all be offered with just a single trim for 2025.

Toyota makes a subtle but significant move for 2025: the "Prime" name is dead.

Chrysler’s Voyager minivan is back for 2025, but it feels like a trip down memory lane in more ways than one.