Jeremy Korzeniewski

Jeremy Korzeniewski · 1 min read Stellantis has recalled Alfa Romeo Jeep , and Fiat vehicles in the United States due to faulty seat belt sensors.

Automakers sometimes choose interesting ways to prepare customers for something new. As part of its announcement that it would build heavy-duty pickup trucks in Canada — and specifically not a three-row electric vehicle as previously planned — the Blue Oval added that its future plans for Super Duty trucks would include "multi-energy technology" that would offer "customers more freedom of choice." It further added that the announcement was "supporting Ford ’s electrification plans."

jeremy korzeniewski It's been nine years since Ford (and a whole host of other automakers) first warned drivers of the dangers of

Jeremy Korzeniewski · 4 min read Sometimes it feels like good ideas are oddly hard to come by. Good executions of a good idea are even harder still.

The original Tesla Roadster is almost forgotten, but it might also be a future classic.

It has all the ingredients to earn collectible status, but the market hasn't seemed to notice just yet.

The Polestar 1 is supercharged, turbocharged, and worth your attention. Hybrid cars don't have to be boring appliances.

Despite advances in safety technologies, American roads over the past five years have seen an alarming uptick in fatalities.The latest report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says that the average number of fatalities across all cars from model years 2018 through 2022 in the United States stands at 2.8 per billion miles driven.Naturally, though, the results vary by vehicle.

Drivers consistently cite safety as one of the most important considerations when looking for a new car.According to Consumer Reports, a high seating position, all-wheel-drive capability, and a rugged look can all lend an air of safety to sport utility vehicles in the minds of buyers, but that doesn’t mean that all SUVs are safer than other vehicle types.In fact, some crossovers and SUVs have much higher accident fatality rates than average.Using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System, iSeeCars analyzed cars from the 2018 through 2022 model years to determine which models have the highest rates of fatal accidents.A total of 13 SUVs have a fatal accident rate at least two times higher than the average car.

Honda earned its fourth consecutive award as the Best Car Brand in America from U.S.News & World Report.The Japanese automaker won the honor after receiving the highest score from the publication, which derives its U.S.News Best Cars rankings by taking “into account a range of data points like safety ratings and reliability data, as well as the consensus opinion of the automotive press” across the brand’s entire model portfolio.