Most things that outlive their usefulness get permanently replaced. However, with cars, it’s a little different. Some older features still show up in new models, and not for the same reasons. It’s ...

The golden age of motoring (roughly 1919 to 1930) was when cars finally divorced themselves from their horse-drawn ancestry and embraced their mechanical destiny. It was a time when owning a car meant ...

New-car shoppers are discovering that plenty of features that once came baked into the sticker price now live behind a paywall. Automakers increasingly treat familiar comforts as software services, ...