Category: Vehicle Research
Car News This Week: Hybrids Gain Ground, Tesla Launches Cybercab Rides, and Major Stellantis Recalls Hit Owners
This week in the auto industry, hybrids continued gaining ground with U.S. buyers, Volkswagen signaled that it may develop more American-focused trucks and SUVs, Tesla put its steering-wheel-free Cybercab into limited service, and several major recalls affected Jeep, Ram and Chrysler vehicles. Car buyers are also facing a less obvious ownership-cost problem: modern driver-assistance technology… read more
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5 Reasons Your Car AC Isn’t Blowing Cold Air
Turning on your AC in the middle of summer and getting lukewarm air is miserable. Most AC problems fall into a handful of common categories, and some are things you can check yourself before booking a shop visit. 1. Low Refrigerant Low refrigerant is the most frequent cause of weak cooling. Car AC systems are… read more
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How to Use the Available 240V Outlet on the Ford F-150 Lightning for Home Backup Power
The Ford F-150 Lightning brings serious backup power capabilities to your driveway. When the grid goes down, this electric truck can power your entire home for days using its massive battery pack and built-in 240V outlet system. Ford’s Intelligent Backup Power system transforms your Lightning into a mobile generator that automatically kicks in during outages.… read more
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How to Turn Off Lane Assist on Ford F-150 (and Whether It Stays Off)
If you’ve ever felt your F-150 tug the wheel back toward the center of the lane when you drift a little too close to the line, that’s Ford’s Lane-Keeping System doing exactly what it’s designed to do. For a lot of truck owners, especially those hauling a trailer or driving on rough back roads, that… read more
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