Josh Max

4 days ago | forbes.com | Josh Max

General Motors, a flagship of the U.S. auto industry for 117 years, has quietly shifted its bold electric-vehicle ambitions. Just a week ago, the company announced a $4 billion investment to ramp up production of gasoline-powered SUVs and trucks at plants in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee—aimed at countering flagging EV demand and mitigating U.S. tariffs. Lafayette - March 12, 2024: Chevrolet Tahoe 4WD Z71 display at a dealership. Chevy offers the Tahoe ... More in LS, LT, RST and Premier models.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Josh Max

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, SUVs are here to stay and if you’ve got a brood, a trade or otherwise love that king-of-the-road flavor, here are three worthy big guys I’ve recently tested. None are cheap, but all are worth the coin and can not only dish it out, but take it, too. 2025 Toyota Land CruiserToyota2025 Toyota Land CruiserThe 2025 Land Cruiser combines the best of what fans love about SUVs - it’s great-looking, it’s big but not gargantuan and it takes off like a shot.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Josh Max

What Rory McIlroy was saying on the driving range at Oakmont about whether he has a problem with the mediaThe US Open proved to be a rather strange week for Rory McIlroy, with the Northern Irishman’s actions off the golf course attracting just as much …

1 week ago | forbes.com | Josh Max

Your teen just passed their driving test and wants an electric car. You’ve got the money and you think it’s a sound idea. But you worry, as any parent would. EVs are, of course, the wave of the future. But are they the right ride choice for a teen with perhaps only weeks of road experience? CHICAGO - FEBRUARY 12: 2017 Chevrolet Bolt FV is on display at the 108th Annual Chicago Auto Show ... More at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois on February 12, 2016.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Josh Max

Catalytic converters aren’t the most glamorous part of your car – in fact, it’s not even visible unless you crawl under. But catalytic converters, which change engine pollutants into less harmful emissions before they leave your exhaust pipe, are still catnip, especially on the street level - guys that go from house to house with their tools and steal them, just to make a few dollars. Deputy Jaime Moran from the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department engraves the catalytic converter of a ...