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The science and engineering of automotive technology and modern mobility, spanning internal combustion thermodynamics, electric vehicle (EV) powertrains, and autonomous driving architectures. We deliver comprehensive coverage of vehicular unveilings, engineering analyses, and global automotive industry shifts.

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The 1994 Compact Sedan Showdown: When $13,500 Bought Raw Driving Fun

The 1994 Compact Sedan Showdown: When $13,500 Bought Raw Driving Fun

A retro comparison test of nine 1994 compact sedans reveals a forgotten era of automotive history. The Dodge Neon dominated with 132 horsepower, while the Toyota Corolla arrived without a radio. Today's heavy, tech-laden cars could learn a lot from these 2,400-pound featherweights....

Why Dealerships Are Suddenly Desperate for Your Next Oil Change

Why Dealerships Are Suddenly Desperate for Your Next Oil Change

Dealerships are pivoting hard to vehicle repairs as pandemic-era car sales profits plummet. With 42% of drivers now choosing independent shops and the service market hitting $164.6 billion, the battle for your routine maintenance is reshaping the auto industry....

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