BMW recalls 27,720 sedans & coupes for worn driveline connection. Dealers inspect, apply adhesive, or replace the driveshaft. Discover affected models, safety risks, and what owners should do next.

A missing 13-year-old Tennessee girl was found safe in North Carolina within 28 hours after a citizen's Meta glasses video and Flock license plate readers led police to the suspects. Two North Carolina residents face charges of harboring a runaway child. The case marks the first use of Meta's wearable tech by Lenoir City Police.

St. Louis County Police released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting on July 5 in Spanish Lake. Two teens were shot, one injured by glass. Chief Cox details chaotic scene. Internal investigation ongoing.

SEC sues Tricolor executives for allegedly pledging the same subprime auto loans to multiple investors, raising $1.9B. The company’s collapse left $945M unpaid. Updated August 20, 2025.

Planning a UK road trip? Understand how Clean Air Zones work, which cities charge, and how to avoid penalties. Updated for 2025 with rental car tips and route planning advice.

2026 Chevrolet Suburban vs 2026 Ford Expedition MAX comparison: pricing, power, fuel economy, safety, features. Which large SUV is right for you? Updated January 15, 2025.

Toyota’s GR GT supercar is already fully allocated for the US market, with fewer than 250 units reserved within nine months of its debut. Toyota deliberately limits supply to avoid flippers, ensuring only true enthusiasts get the car. Here’s why the strategy works and what it means for buyers.

Alex M. Bodin, 27, faces three felony charges after allegedly stealing a generator from a property in Onalaska, Washington, and using a car jack to damage two vehicles. Court records show Bodin was arrested April 1, 2025, and remains in custody. Read the full story.

Connecticut Attorney General and FTC settle with former Manchester City Nissan owners for $4 million over deceptive fees, including unauthorized "certification" charges and hidden add-ons. Dealership must now disclose full prices and get explicit consent.

EEOC sues a Wisconsin car dealership for firing and forcing out employees who complained about a sales manager’s racist remarks and assault on a Black worker. Allegations include illegal retaliation violating federal law. Updated April 2025.