For a few months this summer, autonomous vehicles roamed the streets of Austin. Self-driving trucks shuttle freight across the state. The autonomous future is here—but its arrival is fraught.
Bold and innovative talent from Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston share their stories and inspirations from the driver’s seat of the all-electric Cadillac LYRIQ*.
Why has the governor lasered in on teenagers doing donuts and causing a ruckus in the capital city?
In the rolling plains of the Panhandle, Bob Owen tears up what’s left of old vehicles so that some classic cars get a chance at a new life.
Stacy Brown of Arlington was just the character to reignite my love of muscle cars.
The quiet border town hosts amateur drag races at the Presidio International Raceway, featuring anything from souped-up muscle cars to pickup trucks.
A new Hollywood film, ‘Ford v Ferrari,’ sees Texan automobile developer Carroll Shelby in the driver’s seat.
More than 100 of the company's 400 cars in Chicago were stolen via its own app.
Spending Texas Relays weekend with the Hands Full of Cash car club.
A new study suggests that there’s a new city topping the charts for getting stuck in traffic, and it’s in North Texas.
Estimates claim 100,000 cars were flooded in Hurricane Harvey. Here’s how to avoid accidentally buying one.
If you’ve got a quarter million dollars, get on it.
It’s the definition of a public service.
The world is bleak, so get it while you can.
If cruising is outlawed, only outlaws will cruise.
With massive flooding throughout Texas, used car buyers should beware. Here are some ways to ensure that you don’t pick up a waterlogged lemon.
That's an alright, alright, alright way to get around town.
One of the weirder glass ceilings gets shattered in Victoria.
The city will test a new pilot program that will close certain streets to automobile traffic, leaving them reserved for cyclists and pedestrians, during the month of April.
There are nearly four hundred license plate options for Texans to choose from—and it's just occurred to the DMV that that may be too many.
It’s big, it’s fast, it’s powerful, it eats gas, it’s the Suburban.
Texans tell why they love their Suburbans.
Sharon McCoy sells more Suburbans than anyone else in the world.
The nuts and bolts of a Suburban are more complicated than you might think.
The wife and children of famed auto designer Carroll Shelby are fighting over control of his remains more than a month after his death.
Whether you’re drinking with politicos or dining with your parents, we’ll give you something to talk about to make you sound informed.
To be a truly major player in the ad game, GSD&M needed a car account. When Mazda’s came up for review, the brash Austinites sprang into action.
Stanley Marsh 3’s mobile autos.
Once he raced cars; now he builds them. Even at 72, it seems, Carroll Shelby can’t slow down.
You pay for interest, gas, oil, repairs, and insurance. I pay for shoe leather.
Why are we crazy for Cadillacs, silly on Suburbans, passionate about pickups? Because Texans love their cars, that's why.
Can you picture Lbj in a Datsun?
