25 People Injured Due To Honda Odyssey Airbag Failure

Honda is recalling approximately 440,000 Odysseys due to side airbags that can deploy unexpectedly due to a strong impact to the lower part of the vehicle. Honda says airbags have already been linked to 25 injuries, but no related deaths have been reported. This recall affects Odyssey models from 2018 to 2022, so owners should take their minivans to a Read More

Mugen Arranges Honda Super-ONE To Create A Rad Microcar

Mugen announces new kit for miniatures honda Super-ONE is a light-sized EV based on the Honda N-ONE e. The body kit takes the already punk rock Super-ONE and styles it to look like it’s ready to take on the giants. Pricing and release date have not yet been announced, but Honda plans to release the Mugen Super One kit in Read More

Bring A Trailer With Your 2005 Scion TC

The Scion tC was Toyota’s sportiest offering in its youth division. This tC is set up for racing and features a supercharged engine. Actor Keanu Reeves piloted it as an amateur. He has since turned professional. Until a decade ago, one of the most star-studded events on the racing calendar was held at the same time as the annual Toyota Read More

Canada’s First Lemon Law Works Fine, If You Have $50,000 For Lawyers

A 16-month repair saga with a new Equinox EV exposed how hard Canada’s first anti-lemon law really is to use in practice … Photo and Credits: This article is from Sam D. Smith and it appeared on GM – Latest News | Carscoops on 2026-05-02 19:17:00 #Canadas #Lemon #Law #Works #Fine #Lawyers

Waymo Robotaxis Are Being Used To Warn Cities Of Potholes

Robotaxi company Waymo has partnered with transportation data provider Waze to identify and alert cities to holes that need to be filled. Both companies, both part of Google’s parent company Alphabet, are launching new pilot programs to provide cities with accurate pothole mapping. The program will begin in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and more. Source: Car and Driver