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Automotive News

This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

Cars Most Likely to Require a Gas Can in Your Trunk
Avoid These Cars With the Worst Fuel Economy
By Timothy Boyer on
When the tank runs low on your car, here's why fuel economy should be your top car-buying priority, and which models Consumer Reports found are the worst.
SUVs Comfortable Enough to Sleep In Recommended by Consumer Reports
The Most Comfortable SUVs of 2025 Recommended by Consumer Reports
By Timothy Boyer on
Finding a comfortable SUV isn't just about soft seats; it's about how easy the controls are to use, how clearly you can see out, how passengers feel in the back, and how quiet the cabin stays on the highway.
Consumer Reports Says 2025 Lincoln Navigator is Not for Everyone
Consumer Reports Fails the 2025 Lincoln Navigator ― The Driver Is Left With a Unique Steering Wheel Design That Feels Utterly Unnatural to Use. Parking Maneuvers Feel Like Rotating a Book: Horizontal, Vertical, Horizontal
By Timothy Boyer on
A recent review of the 2025 Lincoln Navigator by Consumer Reports reveals that it is little more than an overpriced Expedition.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Tesla Cybertruck Buyer Says Tesla Delivered His New Truck With Visible Glue Residue & a Broken Front Trunk – Adds, “Now I’ve to Take a Day Off From Work To Get My New Truck Fixed”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner claims that a Tesla salesperson tricked him into accepting a defective truck, assuring him it would be repaired during a mobile service visit. He now reports that he must drive four hours to a Tesla service center for repairs.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says Authorities Are Refusing to Arrest the 16-Year-Old Who Vandalized His Truck – Adds, “He’s a Minor, but I Feel Sad He’s Not Going to Jail”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner says he was able to record footage of a 16-year-old vandalizing his vehicle. However, despite having the evidence, the owner says the authorities will not arrest the perpetrator because he is a minor.
2025 Chevrolet Colorado
6 Weeks Ago I Bought a 2025 Chevy Colorado ZR2, and I Liked It So Much I Bought My Wife a 2025 Colorado Z71, These Trucks Are Amazing
By Denis Flierl on
A 2025 Chevy Colorado ZR2 owner liked his black truck so much that he bought his wife a red 2025 Colorado Z71 pickup. Check out this incredible story of Lloyd and why he bought two new Chevy Colorado trucks in six weeks. 
2021 Toyota Highlander
I Ditched My Jeep Wrangler For a Toyota Highlander, the Highlander’s Transmission Doesn't Compare With All the Jeep Issues, I Got Tired of the Money Pit
By Denis Flierl on
Fed up with his "money pit" Jeep Wrangler, Jeff traded it for a 2021 Toyota Highlander XLE. He's dreaming of retirement and believes his new ride will be a comfortable, reliable companion on the road ahead. Will the Highlander be as reliable as he thinks?
2024 Tesla Cybertruck
Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says, “Running ole Beauford At Prolonged Triple Digits, He Sucks the Juice Like an Old School Big Block Chevy”
By Denis Flierl on
A Cybertruck owner has a need for speed. But hitting prolonged triple digits makes it a thirsty beast, sucking down juice like an old-school big block Chevy. The future of speed might be electric, but it comes at a high cost. Check out Dewayne's story. 
For 7 Days I Reviewed The 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XTSDL, and It Was Smooth, Comfortable, and Still The Wagon-SUV America Loves
For 7 Days I Reviewed The 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XT/SDL, and It Was Smooth, Comfortable, and Still The Wagon-SUV America Loves
By Armen Hareyan on
I found the 2025 Subaru Outback Touring XT unexpectedly smoother and more enjoyable than I imagined, and it left me curious to hear how it feels for you behind the wheel.
Split image showing a Rivian's digital dashboard and a close-up of a black wheel. The dashboard displays various metrics like direction, battery, and tire pressure. The wheel is rugged with visible tread and a yellow brake caliper. The image conveys a modern automotive theme.
I Swapped the Tires on My Rivian R1S to See the Real-World Efficiency Impact, So Here’s What We Learned Comparing It With Our R1T After 1,600 Miles
By Aram Krajekian on
Most wouldn’t think that changing tires could tell you this much about your EV, but 1,600 miles later, one Rivian owner has a whole new perspective.
Why the 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz Limited AWD Feels Like the Pickup You Didn’t Know You Needed
Why the 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz Limited AWD Feels Like the Pickup You Didn’t Know You Needed
By Armen Hareyan on
The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz delivers an unexpected blend of comfort, capability, and tech that will make you question everything you thought you knew about compact pickups.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says His Local Car Wash is Refusing to Clean His Truck – Adds “I’m Too Lazy to Clean It Myself, I Don’t Know What to Do”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner reports that his usual car wash refused to serve him, providing a vague explanation that the truck might be too big. However, he doesn’t believe them and suspects he was denied service due to anti-Elon Musk sentiment.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says Her Door Keeps Mysteriously Opening on Its Own When No One Is Around – Adds, “The Cybertruck Alarm Goes Off in the Middle of the Night Saying the Doors Are Open”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner says she’s confused why her doors keep opening by themselves when the Cybertruck is parked at night or at work. She mentions that the only recent change she made is tinting her windows.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Cybertruck Owner Claims Tesla is Punishing Him for Choosing to Drive His Truck Manually Instead of Relying On FSD – Adds, “I’m Getting Penalized For Enjoying Driving My Cybertruck”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Tesla Cybertruck owner says he really enjoys driving his truck, but Tesla is penalizing him for choosing to drive manually instead of relying on Tesla’s FSD software. He adds that it’s unfair to be punished for simply enjoying driving his Cybertruck.
2024 Chevrolet Silverado
I Got Rid Of My Chevy Silverado’s Nitto Trail Grappler M/T’s and Put On Some BFGoodrich KO2 A/T Tires, the On-Road Difference Is Huge
By Denis Flierl on
In a heated Facebook discussion, Octavio shares his journey from Nitto Trail Grapplers to BFGoodrich KO2s on his Chevy Silverado. I'll dissect the strengths and weaknesses of both tires, guiding truck owners towards the best choice for their needs.
Tesla Model 3 Performance
I Was a Tesla Hater Saying It’s a Microwave, Has No Soul, and It’s Boring, But I Just Picked Up a Model 3 Performance, and Man I’ve Been Missing Out
By Denis Flierl on
From hating Teslas to owning one, a lifelong "car guy" discovers the unexpected thrill of the Model 3 Performance. The instant torque and surprising FSD tech won him over, proving that even a microwave on wheels can have soul. Check out Tim's story. 
Updated CR Recommendations for Fuel-Efficient SUVs
The Best Fuel-Efficient SUVs You Can Buy Today
By Timothy Boyer on
Consumer Reports' latest listing of fuel-efficient small and midsized SUV model recommendations that can save you money without sacrificing the utility consumers want in today's SUVs.
GM Shuts Down Some EV Manufacturing
GM's Electric Detour: A Necessary Pause And A Sign of Trouble As GM Pauses EV Manufacturing
By Rob Enderle on
General Motors has paused production of its high-end EVs in response to slowing global demand, fierce competition from Chinese automakers, and the realization that affordable models are key to mass-market success.
Rivian Charging
Rivian's Open Road: Charging a New Path in the EV Race
By Rob Enderle on
By strategically expanding its highly reliable, open-access charging network and cultivating a unique adventure-focused brand, Rivian is effectively challenging Tesla's long-held dominance in the EV market.
Necessary EV Range Is A Matter Of Perspective
The Great EV Range Miscalculation: Why We Don’t Really Need 300 EV Miles Of Range
By Rob Enderle on
A recent study showing that EV drivers use only a small fraction of their car's total range daily, combined with expanding charging infrastructure, suggests the industry should pivot from a costly 300-mile range standard to something shorter.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Brand-New Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says Everything on the Left Side of His Truck Stopped Working Less Than 24 Hours After He Bought it – Adds, “The Passenger Side Doors, Windows & Lights Don’t Work”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner reports that after only a 2-hour drive from the delivery center, everything on the left side of his truck stopped working. The passenger-side doors, windows, and lights don’t function, but he can’t get a service appointment for a month.
Three electric cars parked on a driveway: a Tesla Cybertruck is on the left, a white Honda Prologue in the middle, and a sleek gray Genesis on the right. A modern house and open garage are in the background.
My Honda Prologue Has the Best Range Out of All My EVs By Far, Beating Out My Tesla Cybertruck and Kia EV6 With 330 Miles of Range
By Aram Krajekian on
Not many people would expect Honda’s Prologue to beat Tesla or Kia on distance, but this driver claims it's the range king in his garage.
Tesla Cybertruck
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says “No Vehicle is Perfect, but The Cybertruck Comes Close.” Adds, “It’s Been a Few Days Since I Bought It and I Couldn’t be Happier”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner says it’s been a few days since he bought his truck, and he thinks it’s the closest vehicle he’s ever seen to perfect. He adds that he’s glad he didn’t listen to all the negativity and went ahead and bought a Cybertruck.
train crossing
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says His Truck Doesn’t Recognize Railroad Crossings – Adds, “The Gate Was Closing With Flashing Lights & Bells, but the Cybertruck Kept Accelerating Towards the Oncoming Train”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner finally tested his long-held suspicion that his truck’s full self-driving software doesn’t recognize railroad crossing gates. He had to slam on the brakes to stop the Cybertruck from driving directly into an oncoming train.
Image shows a Hyundai dealer service area performing repairs on various models
My Hyundai Dealer Says That My 2024 Ioniq 5 with Just 10,500 Miles Needs a $150 Alignment, but There Is No Abnormal Tire Wear or Pulling - Is This a Scam?
By John Goreham on
Our title paraphrases a 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 owner, who is concerned that his dealer may be suggesting an alignment that he does not need. How can he trust this dealer, and how can he know if he really does need an alignment?
Tesla Cybertruck
Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says, “I Sold All My Gas & Diesel Vehicles 6 Months Ago to Switch to a Cybertruck For My Farm.” Adds, “It’s Been a Nightmare Since Then”
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Tesla Cybertruck owner sold all his gasoline vehicles six months ago to use a Cybertruck on his farm. Since then, he reports facing several issues, adding, “It overheats when I drive just a few hundred yards from my house to the chicken coop.”
2024 Chevrolet Silverado
I Took My 2024 Chevy Silverado In For the 6.2L Recall, and the Dealer Put My Oil Change at 3K Instead of 5K, Is This the New Oil Change Maintenance?
By Denis Flierl on
After a Chevy Silverado 6.2L engine recall, the dealer unexpectedly cut the oil change interval from 5K to 3K miles. Is this new Silverado maintenance schedule a hidden cost or a necessary evil post-recall? Here is what Silverado owners need to know. 
2024 Toyota Tacoma
I Love My Tacoma But, the Toyota Dealer Just Ruined My Owner Experience, and It Makes Me Wonder If I Can Ever Trust Them
By Denis Flierl on
After one year of loving her new Toyota Tacoma, Carla takes it in for a routine oil change and service. But what should have been a simple appointment turns into a frustrating ordeal, leaving her to question whether she can ever trust the dealer again. 
2026 Cadillac Lyriq in green, front view showcasing distinctive grille and LED headlights.
Driving My Cadillac Lyriq 129 Miles From Palm Beach To Naples Used 64% Battery While Multiple Electrify America Chargers Were Out Of Service, Forcing 30-Minute Detour To Tesla Chargers
By Noah Washington on
A Cadillac Lyriq owner's 129-mile trip to Naples, Florida, used 64% of his battery, raising questions about real-world range. Find out what surprised him most about the journey.
2025 Mercedes EQS Sedan in black, three-quarter view showing distinctive grille, LED headlights, and intricate alloy wheels.
Three Months With My Amazing Mercedes EQS Revealed Major Frustration With Retracting Door Handles That Require Multiple Pulls And Constantly Lock Me Out Of My Own Car
By Noah Washington on
The Mercedes EQS is a masterpiece of electric engineering, but a frustrating flaw with its retracting door handles is testing one owner's patience.
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