From the June 1992 issue of Car and Driver. Life is not all 7500-rpm redlines and six-speed gearboxes. Sometimes you need to haul the family to little Twyla's ballet recital. What's a good car for ...

Ford Motor and Barrett-Jackson will auction the 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition Production No. 3 on Saturday. The vehicle is one of only some 4,000 made, but it has never been driven and was owned ...

Current CEO Jim Farley has lasted longer than most Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) chief executives, but his results speak for themselves. Here are several logical replacements that the board should consider ...

Bitcoin Core launched its major v30 update on Saturday, with the community split over its drastic increase to the OP_RETURN data limit. Bitcoin Core developers saw a mixed reaction from the Bitcoin ...

Singer and songwriter Hohnen Ford reflects on a lifelong journey of viewing the world through a lens of irrepressible hope and forward motion. Hohnen Ford has always framed her experiences with ...

Ford is issuing its second massive recall involving more than 101,000 vehicles in the span of a few weeks. The automaker is recalling 101,944 Taurus vehicles from the 2016 to 2019 model years, ...

A new water heater for your home typically costs between $880 and $1,800, depending on the type of device you get. Tank-based systems average around $1,550, while tankless water heaters can range ...

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Good morning and welcome to The Down Shift, or TDS for short. The Downshift is The Drive‘s new weekday early morning quick-hit news rundown that gathers all the latest automotive stories from around ...

You’re driving at 65 mph with the kids in the back and the rain pouring down when a deer dashes across the highway. You nail the brakes and . . . what? Do you stop in time? Hit the deer? What happens ...

“Artificial intelligence is going to replace literally half of all white-collar workers in the U.S.,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said in a recent interview. Welcome to the rise of the white-collar gig ...