Makerhaus specializes in various auto and electronic products, including this 1:3 scale model of the high-performance 289-cubic-inch V-8 that Ford…

BrightDrop is the name applied to GM’s new battery-electric-vehicle operation that will market to fleet operators such as delivery businesses.…

OK, where did this come from? In case you missed the news, the 2021 Grand Cherokee L will join the…

The seriously fastidious who insist on keeping their vehicles in spotless condition know how difficult it can be to thoroughly…

According to Loading Zone, the Original Cargo Gate locks easily in place and adjusts to fit the width and height…

Canoo Inc. a California-based publicly traded company founded in 2017, has reportedly developed its own EV platform for a variety…

It certainly appears that way to The Sleuth. The automaker revealed a removable-roof version of the coupe — called the…

Yes, it ranks high on the style scale, but the CX-9’s on-road behavior will have you believing you’re piloting a sport-tuned machine instead of a 4,400-pound family bus with three rows of seats.
For many years, Mazda’s focus for its entire fleet has been to deliver MX-5-Miata-sports-car-like driving enjoyment. The SkyActiv moniker that the company advertises extends past the powertrains and into vehicle dynamics. The marketing spin is that no matter what Mazda you buy, you’re getting a sharp-handling machine that will put a smile on your face.

The early-2020 arrival of the Kia Seltos begs the question: Just how many utility-style vehicles can one automaker include in its lineup? The answer, it seems, is as many as it wants, provided there’s demand.
The Seltos name, in case you’re wondering, is derived from Celtos, son of Hercules in Greek Mythology.
The vehicle squeezes between the smaller Soul (four inches shorter) and the larger and more mainstream Sportage (about seven inches longer).

The Sleuth reports that the brand’s up-market passenger car (comparable to the Nissan Maxima and Toyota Avalon sedans) will receive…