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Hyundai, Kia still fighting 'Kia Challenge' theft trend in court all these years later

1 day ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

TikTok is capable of more damage than brain-rotting dance trends. That much was made evidently clear by the “Kia Challenge,” a trend that revealed serious theft vulnerabilities in certain Hyundai and Kia vehicles. Despite multiple fixes, the Korean automakers still get sued for the 1,000% increase in thefts after 2020. Years ago, teens took to TikTok to demonstrate just how easy they could steal certain Hyundai and Kia vehicles.
Police bust a Florida man with 10 credit cards, cash, a gun, and drugs during a 'routine' traffic stop

1 day ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

Police can pull you over for many, many different reasons. Maybe you slow-rolled at that stop sign rather than stopping. That could be a traffic stop. Or maybe, like this Florida man, your window tint was a bit too dark, and police took note. Either way, you probably shouldn’t have a bag full of credit cards with different names. Ask any cop. Any real cop. They’ll tell you there’s no such thing as a “routine” traffic stop. Did you read that in a Vin Diesel “Dominic Toretto” voice?
Basketball star Alijah Arenas was trapped in his Cybertruck for '10 minutes' as it burned

2 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

A burning car is about the last place you want to be for any amount of time. Unfortunately for USC basketball recruit Alijah Arenas, he was trapped in his Tesla Cybertruck after a crash as it burned for 10 minutes. Now, Arenas recounts his frightening experience in the Cybertruck that simply wouldn’t let him out.
DUI driver faces homicide after she killed a passenger in a Ford Focus v. F-350 crash

2 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

A woman from Ogden, Utah, is facing automobile homicide charges after killing a person in a wreck. The young motorist was driving under the influence (DUI) in her Ford Focus when she caused a crash with a Ford F-350. Tragically, her bone-headed move cost the life of her backseat passenger. Now, the intoxicated driver is facing a homicide charge. Alyssa Marisol Palomo made a bad decision. And then another. And another. Palomo, 21, met up with friends at a bar in Ogden before heading to a house party.
Reviewers of Tesla Robotaxi Austin launch say the tech ‘breaks transportation’

3 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

After rocky global sales figures, Tesla could use a win. And the self-driving Robotaxi service may have just handed the EV automaker a big one. Following a few hiccups on video, Tesla enthusiasts took to social media to tout the rollout as a wild success. Tesla recently launched its Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, with a limited rollout for a select few riders. But the Robotaxis weren’t the Cybertruck-esque two-seater cabs that CEO Elon Musk unveiled last year.
Lexus, Toyota prices are going up this summer, despite anti-tariff moves

3 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

Thinking of making a move on a new Toyota or Lexus this year? Well, you might want to get on it. Toyota recently announced that prices for its (and its luxury brand, Lexus) vehicles would rise soon. But the reason might be something of a surprise. Prices for Toyota and Lexus vehicles stand to rise soon, and buyers will be footing the bill. Toyota says American buyers will pay more for cars, though the increase is marginal.
Florida man drives a Tesla through a restaurant so he could 'charge up'

3 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

Range anxiety and desperation. It’s not a great combination. Frankly, it seems like enough to drive a person to do wild, crazy things. Like a Florida man driving a Tesla through a restaurant, scooting tables out of the way as he did, so he could “charge up.”23-year-old Scott Evan Bobal probably didn’t plan on running out of juice in his Tesla Model 3. But that’s no excuse to use the EV as a skeleton key.
AI fakes of B-2 Stealth Bombers shot down over Iran have viewers second-guessing what they see

3 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

The United States launched Operation Midnight Hammer over the weekend. In addition to sounding like a wild, albeit low-budget action movie, the strike targeted three nuclear sites in Iran using a coordinated effort including many B-2 Spirit Stealth Bombers. However, faux images of downed B-2 Spirit airplanes had viewers scratching their heads over the weekend. Fortunately, the AI-generated imagery proved fake, and every stealth bomber returned home to Missouri after the strike.
Tesla Robotaxi hits Austin streets, but video shows the self-driving cabs messing up already

4 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

Bugs happen with any new rollout. But it’s downright hazardous when the latest rollout is a 4,400-lb self-driving cab with passengers onboard. Enter the Tesla Robotaxi. The EV automaker’s self-driving “Cybercab” and autonomous taxi service hit the streets of Austin, Texas, in a “low-key” launch, and the company’s stock responded well. But social media videos are already showing the self-driving Model Y cabs driving against traffic and breaking the rules of the road.
[Video] TSA issues grave warning about airport WiFi, chargers

5 days ago | motorbiscuit.com | Erik Sherman

There’s no shortage of terrible, abhorrent people who would rather steal from smartphone users than work to earn a living. Now, the TSA warns that those same criminals are targeting travelers via device charging locations and airport WiFi. Granted, no one likes the hassles of clearing security at busy airports. It’s a lot of “stand here, take this out, take that off, no, not that.” And that’s if you’re lucky. Not great.