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Colorado is the latest state to move away from license plates with raised letters, requiring drivers to obtain new plates when buying a car.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has previously committed to removing Autopilot nag, and now the NHTSA is probing the company over it.

Toyota is giving its fleet of driver's cars a plethora of small updates that make them even more nostalgic appeal to buyers.

The BMW owner who legally owns Nevada's "Area 51" license plate keeps getting fines becuase of people who slap the novelty tag on their car.

The driver of a Nissan Altima crashed after she accidentally ramped it off of the back of a tow truck in rural Georgia.

Mercedes-Benz is introducing a new architecture for its electric vans, along with the promise to bring them to the U.S. for the first time.

Insurance companies are totaling theft-recovery Hyundai and Kia vehicles because dealers can't get parts fast enough.

Automakers are using the shift to electric cars as a way to get rear-wheel-drive back into the mainstream.

Despite extensive warnings, semi-trucks keep getting wedged in the tight corners of Route 108 in Vermont. Locals are getting fed up.