Driver After News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

After disappointing standing-start-acceleration numbers in our testing, all 2021 M550i xDrive cars will receive a software fix this summer.

pic courtesy of Flagstaff Fire Fire Crews Needed Hours To Extract A Driver After A Semi-truck Overturned Saturday Near Flagstaff Flagstaff Fire crews, along with Summit Fire and Medical, were called to a rollover accident early Saturday morning involving a semi-truck near the Walnut Canyon Exit on Interstate-40. Crews worked for nearly two-and-a-half hours to extract the driver, due to the accident scene and the difficulty getting to the cab. The driver was finally pulled from the wreckage and taken to Flagstaff Medical Center with minor injuries. There’s no word on what caused the accid...

Our 2019 Genesis G70 Left Us Wanting for More Power Annie White © Andi Hedrick - Car and Driver After 40,000 miles with the Genesis G70 2.0T sedan, we would have enjoyed it even more if it had the optional twin-turbo V-6. 40,000-Mile Wrap-Up When Hyundai launched the Genesis luxury brand in 2016 with the S-class-wannabe G90, we were impressed but not enthused. Genesis had potential, but its debut vehicle and its follow-up act, the G80 mid-size sedan, stood out mostly for their value. Then came the G70, the first Genesis that wasn't essentially a rebadged Hyundai. It was a r...

Our 2019 Tesla Model 3 Has Logged 19K Nearly Trouble-Free Miles Dave VanderWerp © Michael Simari - Car and Driver After an early stranding and major repair, our Model 3 has been largely trouble free for nearly 20,000 miles. 20,000-Mile Update With more than a year and 24,000 miles logged with our Tesla Model 3, we're way past the honeymoon phase. Our initial 12 months of included premium connectivity has expired, which means in-car audio and video streaming now only works with a Wi-Fi connection. And since not one of our area Superchargers has it, we are no longer whiling a...

Our 2019 Subaru Ascent Fulfilled its Mission David Beard © Marc Urbano - Car and Driver After 40,000 miles, Subaru's three-row Ascent crossover earns satisfactory marks but has room to improve. 40,000-Mile Wrap-Up Some things need to happen. If you're an automaker nowadays and you don't have a three-row SUV in your lineup with seating for more than five people, you're in a tough spot. That was Subaru's case not too long ago, and it needed a larger vehicle to keep Subaru intenders who had outgrown their Foresters and Outbacks from having to defect to other brands that alread...