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After 10 Days in Mexico City, an Ioniq 5 Owner Noticed Which EVs Were Everywhere and Which Ones Were Missing
After 10 Days in Mexico City and an Uber Ride in Seattle, an Ioniq 5 Owner Noticed Which EVs Were Everywhere and Which Ones Were Missing
A poll shows that most Toyota Highlander owners do not want an electric-only one.
By John Goreham on
Disbelief Is Main Reaction From Toyota Highlander Owners Following Announcement That Highlander Will Be Battery-Electric Starting with the 2027 Model Year - Many Owners Dismayed, Some Happy
We posted the news this morning that the 2027 Toyota Highlander will be battery-electric to the most popular Highlander group online. Reactions are trending negative, but some are thrilled.
Toyota's 2027 Highlander battery-electric vehicle is revealed in an image.
By John Goreham on
Toyota Teases Out New 2027 Highlander Image and Confirms That It’s All-Electric
The new Toyota Highlander will be all-electric, according to new information that Toyota released this morning.
Buying a 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser sight unseen
By Dimitar Angelov on
Buying A Used Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series Sight Unseen: Pros And Cons
The high-mileage SUV was acquired by the TFL YouTube channel, and proves that some risks are worth taking.
2026 Ram Rebel at the dealer
By Denis Flierl on
$14K Under MSRP: The 1,000-Mile Strategy for Securing a 2026 Ram Rebel Without Dealer Games
Forget the monthly nut. This 2026 Ram Rebel buyer shut down the trade-in talk, dodged the financing traps, and nuked the doc fees to zero. By hunting nationwide, he grabbed a GT for a steal. Here is the truck buyers blueprint for the win.
2025 Toyota Tundra and Tacoma
By Denis Flierl on
Trading a 4th-Gen Tacoma for a 2025 Tundra Hybrid: Is the ‘Recall Discount’ Worth a $60,000 Risk?
Imagine scoring a flagship pickup for thousands under market value, only to realize it might have a ticking time bomb under the hood. Is this the ultimate savvy buy or a high-stakes gamble on a lemon? One owner reveals the truth behind the deal.
Blue Kia EV9 electric SUV parked on a scenic mountain road, showcasing rugged capability, electric SUV design, and outdoor adventure.
By Noah Washington on
A 2024 Kia EV9 Wind Owner Says His SUV Shows “87,608 Remaining Energy” at 100% Charge Even Though “It’s Supposed to Be Over 95,000” With Battery Health at 98.2%
A 2024 Kia EV9 owner is sounding the alarm after his 100% charged battery reported nearly 8,000 Wh less energy than advertised, despite a healthy 98.2% state of health.
Black GMC Sierra EV electric pickup driving on a winding mountain highway, showcasing performance, LED lighting, and rugged design.
By Noah Washington on
A GMC Sierra EV Owner Blamed His New Truck for a 50% Higher Power Bill, Then Found His Heating System Never Shut Off, Putting Him on Pace for 5,604 kWh in a Month
After receiving a utility alert for "insane" energy usage, one GMC Sierra EV owner immediately blamed his new electric truck for a massive power bill spike.
A Call From Hyundai Corporate About ICCU Replacements Leaves Ioniq Owners Waiting and Wondering About an Upcoming Reliability Improvement
By Armen Hareyan on
A Call From Hyundai Corporate About ICCU Replacements Leaves Ioniq Owners Waiting and Wondering About an Upcoming Reliability Improvement
Hyundai Ioniq owners are now facing an indefinite wait for ICCU replacements as corporate hints at a redesigned part that could prevent future failures. What does this mean for those already waiting or who just got their cars back?
Green Rivian R1S electric SUV captured from a front three-quarter angle while driving past modern office buildings
By Noah Washington on
A Rivian R1S Owner Ditched $580 OEM Pirelli Scorpions That Went Bald at 20K Miles for $340 Hankook iON HTs, and Got a Quieter Ride, Better Wet Grip, and the Same Range with 80k Mile Warranty
A Rivian R1S owner has found the ultimate "cheat code" for EV maintenance after his $580-a-piece factory tires wore out in just 20,000 miles.
Stealth gray 2024 Tesla Model 3 electric sedan shown from a side profile in a studio environment
By Noah Washington on
Tesla Service Tried a “Courtesy” Update During a Minor Repair, the Update Failed, and Now a Model 3 Performance Owner Is Facing a $2,599.92 Bill After Cameras and FSD Stopped Working
A simple suspension fix turned into a digital nightmare for one Tesla owner after a technician tried a "courtesy" software update that failed mid-process.
Seven Particular Things You Should Be Aware of Before Purchasing a Tesla Cybertruck, Shared By Current Cybertruck Owners From Their Experience With The Truck
By Armen Hareyan on
Seven Particular Things You Should Be Aware of Before Purchasing a Tesla Cybertruck, Shared By Current Cybertruck Owners From Their Experience With The Truck
Tesla Cybertruck owners are revealing unexpected realities about heat attention service headaches and daily life with the truck that could either completely convince you to buy one or make you rethink everything you thought you wanted in a pickup.
2024 Ford F-150
By Denis Flierl on
“I Ruined My 2024 Ford F-150 for a “Look”: This Bilstein 5100 Lift is a ‘Lumber Wagon’ Nightmare”
One F-150 owner found out the hard way that maxing out suspension settings destroys ride quality. Before you touch those factory springs, learn the 2026 "Geometry Rule" to save your truck. What F-150 owners need to know.
A dark gray/olive 2020 Kia Telluride SUV shown from a front three-quarter angle, driving on a mountain road with black wheels and trim accents against a desert landscape and blue sky.
By Aram Krajekian on
“I Really Refuse to Get Into Another Kia,” Says a 2020 Kia Telluride Owner After Oil Consumption and a Plastic Oil Filter Housing Sparked Serious Reliability Concerns
After discovering oil leaks tied to a plastic engine component, a 2020 Kia Telluride owner says growing reliability concerns at 112,000 miles have completely eroded his trust in the brand.
Screenshot of an energy usage dashboard showing total electricity consumption of 10,730 kWh and total cost of $404 in 2025, with a bar graph displaying monthly usage patterns in blue and red segments
By Aram Krajekian on
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Breaks Down a Year of Charging Costs and Saves Over $4,000, Adds, “It’s Going to Be Hard to Go Back to a Gas or Diesel Truck”
Truck ownership has always come with fuel trade-offs. But after a full year of charging data, one Tesla Cybertruck owner shows how those assumptions start to break down when the costs are finally tallied.