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- Aug 26, 2026
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Super Cruise vs. BlueCruise: GM's bigger network doesn't guarantee a better experience (opens the original)
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Hands-free highway driving has grown from a novelty feature into a full subscription business over the past decade, with GM's Super Cruise and Ford's BlueCruise combining for more than 1.8 billion hands-free miles driven so far. Both systems handle steering, acceleration, and braking on compatible highways with a driver-facing camera to confirm the person behind the wheel is still watching the road. GM introduced Super Cruise in 2017 for the Cadillac CT6, with Ford following in 2021 with BlueCru
When a routine software update disabled the brakes—here's what happened (opens the original)
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An over-the-air, or OTA, update is any software fix or feature update an automaker sends to a car wirelessly, through a cellular or Wi-Fi connection, the same way a phone downloads a new app or security patch. The car downloads the code, installs it while parked, and comes back online running something different than it did the night before, all without a trip to a dealership. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you
The 2027 Chevy Traverse High Country pairs rugged luxury with nanny cam tech (opens the original)
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Chevrolet introduced the High Country trim for the 2014 Silverado, giving the truck a touch of rugged luxury, complete with its signature chrome trim and saddle-brown leather. Since then, Chevrolet has added the High Country to four other models in the lineup, including the Tahoe, Suburban, Traverse, and Silverado HD. Now the High Country nameplate is getting what is arguably its most visible redesign yet, and Chevrolet is introducing it on an SUV before anything else. By creating an account, yo
Your next car might get better after you buy it—here's how (opens the original)
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Vehicles used to be finished the day they left the assembly line. Whatever the powertrain output, whatever the infotainment system menus, and whatever extra options and packages there were, they all stayed the same for as long as the buyer owned that vehicle. If they traded it in or sold it later, the second owner had all the same "fixed" features. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *R
I took a Genesis GV60 on a road trip and got 108 MPGe instead of the promised 90 (opens the original)
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Genesis loaned me a 2026 GV60 Performance AWD for a week here in Detroit recently, a sharp-looking SUV finished in Uyuni White over a Sky Blue and Prussian interior. It's an eye-catching vehicle on the road, with just about every luxury feature you'd expect from an all-electric SUV in this class. Not everything about my week-long drive with the GV60 left me sold, which was a bit of a letdown considering I have a lot of respect for the Genesis brand overall. For example, no matter how I adjusted
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