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Joshua Brown's fatality at the wheel of a Tesla Model S didn't have a big impact on the public's perception of autonomous driving technology.

The lives of the many outweigh the cost to your wallet.

Luxury brands continue to reign supreme.

Many of the rescues could have been avoided.

AAA study finds nearly 80 percent of drivers have driven aggressively or exhibited road rage.

Developing cars for different markets is very costly, and finding a way to unify regulations could dramatically reduce those costs.

Small SUVS may be practical and stylish, but the IIHS has found that the vehicles have deplorable headlights.

Infiniti, Lexus, and Mercedes-Benz took the top spots in Pied Piper's tenth annual Prospect Satisfaction Index, while other prominent brands struggled.

The higher quality gas with extra detergents leaves fewer deposits, and is worth the premium.

According to Uber data and calculations, drivers in Denver, Colo., Detroit, Mich., and Houston, Texas earned less than $13.25 an hour after expenses last year.

Chinese, Americans and Europeans will have to buy millions of more EVs every year for automakers to meet fleetwide emissions mandates.

Sahara Force India driver Nico Hulkenberg straps on special eye-tracking goggles to reveal an F1 driver's near-superhuman abilities.

Volvo's latest survey reveals drivers in congested cities are ready for autonomous technology, while drivers in rural states are skeptical.

J.D. Power had rereleased the results of its 2016 Vehicle Dependability Study, complete with a fancy infographic. Sadly, the study is still misleading.

Tesla surges on Model 3 reservations, while Volkswagen falls on diesel scandal.

Car enthusiasts don't buy sports cars to stay in the slow lane. But given that the allure of higher speeds and bolder performance might lead to faster and more aggressive driving, they might think manufacturers have outfitted these cars with stringent safety protections.

ABI Research thinks that worldwide electric vehicle sales could hit $58 billion by 2021.

Researchers at Argonne National Lab think that gas cars and battery electric vehicles will have the same energy density by 2045.

GM, Ford, and Honda are in good shape through 2020, according to the latest Car Wars study.

Marijuana impairment is difficult to measure, making lawmaking tricky.