Chris Teague

Jan 27, 2025 | thetruthaboutcars.com | Chris Teague

Like its parent company, Nissan, Infiniti hasn’t had the best time over the last few years.Sales tumbled in 2024, leading the automaker to eye aggressive measures to right the ship.Part of that plan includes discontinuing one of its best-selling models, as the popular QX50 and QX55 will soon be no more.

Dec 4, 2024 | thetruthaboutcars.com | Chris Teague

It’s no secret that Nissan’s future is uncertain.The automaker has struggled with profitability and bloated dealer inventories in recent times, leading some to speculate about its pending demise.Infiniti, the brand’s luxury arm, hasn’t fared much better, seeing a sharp tumble in sales over the last five years.

Sep 11, 2024 | autos.yahoo.com | Chris Teague

Chris TeagueSeptember 11, 2024 at 12:00 PM·5 min readKids growing up in the 1980s were exposed to all sorts of now-legendary television shows and movies, many of which featured easily identifiable good and bad guys. The good guys always won, but the bad guys often made it quite tricky. One of the baddies’ more popular activities was to hotwire a car, stealing it either to make a quick getaway or to sell it for profit, and films in the 80s often made the activity look strikingly easy to pull off.

Sep 3, 2024 | autoblog.com | Chris Teague

We started hearing about Volkswagen’s takeover of the Scout brand so long ago that you’d be forgiven if you completely forgot what was happening. The wait to see what VW’s up to is almost over, however, as the company recently announced that it would reveal the next-generation electric vehicles at an event on October 24.

Aug 24, 2024 | autoblog.com | Chris Teague

New cars are packed with all sorts of tech and safety features, but more isn’t always better for buyers. J.D. Power’s 2024 U.S. Tech Experience Index Study found that the loads of features in new vehicles can be polarizing for owners, with some praising the tech and others saying it was frustrating. The organization ranks vehicle features on a “problems per 100 vehicles” (PP100) scale.