Cars

The SpaceX IPO filing reveals a $75 billion raise, a $1.75 trillion valuation, and a corporate structure handing Elon Musk total control.

Jeff Gilbert, WWJ's auto reporter, discusses CBS Radio shutdown, his shift from newsroom to auto beat, and decline of auto shows.

We drive the 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10—400 hp, no windows, a 13.2-second quarter-mile. God's own Dustbuster, indeed.

A 1986 BMW L7, the priciest BMW in 1986, appears in a Denver junkyard and revives the debate over the ultimate cocaine-era luxury car.

A rare cloud edge enhancement effect pushed a Redditor's 880W van solar array past 1,050W. Science explains the surprise.

At the American Solar and Storage Manufacturing Expo, manufacturers highlighted $43.1 billion in investments and 70 GW of annual module capacity.

Dodge previewed the Copperhead SRT concept after Stellantis's shareholder meeting, signaling a new halo sports coupe inspired by the Viper with aggressive aero.

Cadillac announces three Experience Centers in Brasília, Curitiba, and São Paulo, launching with EV models OPTIQ, LYRIQ, and VISTIQ before November's Brazilian Grand Prix.

Adaptive beam headlights are finally coming to America. I tested them in an Audi Q3; here's what you need to know.

NIO Q1 2026 financials: vehicle sales up 129.2% YoY, non-GAAP profit for second quarter, but stock fell 7.14%.

Dealer service and parts revenue keeps dealerships afloat as new car sales drop 2.5%. With service generating up to 90% of profit.

The new Volvo EX60 combines moose-proof safety, megacast aluminum construction, and cell-to-body battery tech. Our first drive reveals a smooth one-pedal EV with 400-mile range.