Automotive is one of the leading industries in the U.S. economy, and American car brands are known worldwide. By the end of the 1920s, three major automotive companies had formed in the United States. Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors established themselves on the market and, after the ...
No, not every car supports Apple CarPlay. That said, most vehicles sold today come standard with it or at least offer it as an option. There are a few notable exceptions, however. They include EVs from Tesla, Rivian and models from General Motors brands (Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadilla...
General Motors was effectively split in two during Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The new company took GM’s best brands and operations, while the old company kept its massive liabilities. Pro-manufacturing U.S. governments helped underwrite the transition with the new GM holding an IPO in 20...
More recently, Honda has shifted its attention to electric vehicles (EVs) with a two-pronged approach. It partnered with General Motors to jump-start the rollout of the company’s first purpose-built EVs, the Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX crossovers. At the same time, Honda...
Carmakers love wings, and Aston Martin is no exception. The British carmaker was founded in 1913 by two gents named Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford; while they were selling Singer cars out of their Bamford & Martin shop, they came up with the idea to produce their own vehicles. Some year...
Please don't listen to people who insist that radon is fake news. Instead, do your own research. Get the facts. Be informed. Here are a few sites where you can start to dig in to learn more:Basic Radon Facts - EPA.gov Key Facts About Radon - World Health Organization Radon in Homes...
Over the past decade, no car manufacturer has lit the industry on fire better than Tesla Motors. While almost all car brands have their EV lineups, one could say that Tesla single-handedly ushered in the rise of electric vehicles and made them more mainstream. Nowadays, driving on the free...
Meanwhile, Polestar still suffers from a smattering of actual car production locations: China for the Polestar 2, the U.S. for the Polestar 3 (at a Volvo plant) and South Korea for the Polestar 4. Maybe it has the tools to stand on its own two feet, but we haven't seen them yet....
This car in seconds is almost out of sight, how fast is this person going? 80, 90, 100 miles per hour? Crazy right…..folks slow down! It’s one thing to go fast, but it’s another thing to fly! How about the “weaver” who keeps weaving in and out of traffic to get a few...
Vertical integration involves a company controlling multiple stages of production or distribution within the same industry. For instance, a vertically integrated car manufacturer might own the factories that assemble cars, the plants that produce parts, and the dealerships that sell the vehicles. This ...