Towing

Technology, extra rear-view cameras and a mobile app to ease the burden.

Tech features have made trailering a breeze, even if you're a noob

You've got stuff to move: toys or gear for work. It could be a fishing boat, a utility trailer, or a load of gravel for the work site. If you work for a large company, the vehicle you use to do these things for work might be a fleet truck, in which case unless you're the fleet manager you won't have much of a say in what you drive. But if you're self-employed or buying a vehicle for personal use, the range of choices can be nearly overwhelming. There are vans, midsize pickups, SUVs, and full-siz

The Cayenne pulls an Airbus A380.

Most of today's popular truck models will do the job, as will the SUVs mentioned in this article.

Just like the old Tamiya ad.

A Texas tow truck company is in trouble after one of their contract drivers was caught taking a client's car for a joyride by that car's dashcam.

In a misguided attempt to evade being towed a local man tried to drive his car off the back of a parked tow truck.

Like something out of a Steve Goodman song, a Philly towing company is under investigation for allegedly setting traps to impound cars.

J2807 made it possible to compare various manufacturers's tow ratings on an apples-to-apples basis. But some assumptions don't reflect typical use.

Properly equipped and thanks to new heat management tech, the latest Toyota Prius will tow a trailer up to 1,600 pounds.

Bowlus says a Tesla Model X will have 70 percent of its single-charge range even when towing on the highway.

Tesla used to only tow your warrantied Model S 50 miles if something covered went wrong. Now it's 500 miles, but that's still not the industry standard.

A man in Massachusetts got stuck in some mud while off-roading in his old Jeep last week and was hit with legal charges and a $48,000 tow bill.

Land Rover is out to make towing easier, safer, and more secure with an array of new technologies fitted to a Range Rover demonstrator.