Zac Palmer

1 week ago | aol.com | Zac Palmer

As of this week, the Ford Motor Company has issued both a stop-sale notice and a formal recall for the Mustang Mach-E SUV because the doors might get stuck shut. Nearly every Mach-E sold in the U.S. over the vehicle's lifespan is subject to the the recall, National Highway Transportation Safety Administration documents reveal. According to the filing, the recall covers 197,432 vehicles, with build dates from early 2020 to June 2025.

1 week ago | roadandtrack.com | Zac Palmer

The VW Taos is Volkswagen’s smallest SUV in the U.S., and the AWD version is definitely the one to get. Every Taos comes with a 1.5-liter turbo-four, but only the AWD ones come with an independent rear suspension design, while FWD models have a torsion-beam design. That means the AWD versions ride and handle better. The Taos is also one of the few small SUVs that with a conventional transmission, in this case an 8-speed automatic.

1 week ago | aol.com | Zac Palmer

Whether you're concerned about traction in inclement weather, traversing trails, or getting up a steep driveway, there are many reasons to opt for a vehicle with all-wheel drive. It's a big reason why small SUVs are so popular, and there are many affordable AWD options in the $20,000–$30,000 range these days. Before you commit to a car with a higher price and worse fuel economy than its two-wheel-drive equivalent, though, allow us to recommend winter tires as an alternative.

1 week ago | roadandtrack.com | Zac Palmer

Rumors of a sequel to the NASCAR action flick Days of Thunder have been churning for years — but now, it seems the idea is getting closer to reality, as a recent interview with Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer reveals that such a movie is indeed being pulled together with original star Tom Cruise. Bruckheimer was a producer on Days of Thunder, and he let this latest intel slip on the red carpet for the F1 movie premiere, another film he's a producer on.

1 week ago | aol.com | Zac Palmer

Rumors of a sequel to the NASCAR action flick Days of Thunder have been churning for years — but now, it seems the idea is getting closer to reality, as a recent interview with Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer reveals that such movie is indeed being pulled together with original star Tom Cruise. Bruckheimer was a producer on Days of Thunder, and he let this latest intel slip on the red carpet for the F1 movie premiere, another film he's a producer on.