At 43 years of age, the legendary Tom Brady has led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Super Bowl LV, where he will attempt a seventh career Super Bowl victory, this time against the Kansas City Chiefs and ...
Believe it or not, the 2012 Volvo C30 hatchback is essentially a 10 year old design. Several years before the C30 hit the streets, Volvo revealed a striking concept called the Safety Concept Car (SCC) ...
Mazda has emerged as the top-rated brand in the new Safety Verdict assessment by Consumer Reports. The newly released ...
Volvo is recalling 2,205 units of the U.S.-market S60L after identifying a defect that could allow one or more doors to ...
Volvo says its new multi-adaptive safety belt is designed to better protect occupants by reacting to traffic variations, crash severity, and occupant size, thanks to real-time data from advanced ...
While studying traditional news journalism in college, Jake realized he was smitten by all things automotive and wound up with an internship at Car and Driver. That led to a career writing news, ...
Volvo is the carmaker that patented the modern three-point seat belt in 1959. The Swedish carmaker is now reimagining the safety belt by adding modern technology to it. The multi-adaptive safety belt ...
Volvo VNL integrates pet safety features, enhancing cab security and comfort for drivers and their animal companions.
Volvo is set to release its smallest SUV ever with the electric EX30. Despite its compact size, the Volvo EX30 is packed with safety features to protect “both you and others in hectic urban ...
Volvo has had it up to här with drivers. The Swedish carmaker has spent decades building a reputation based on safety (and low-key luxury), but humanity’s taste for speeding, distraction, and impaired ...
Safety in modern cars is no longer simply a question of engineering. It’s a technology and design challenge that is dependent on sensors and software and hinges on a user experience that is clear and ...
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