Christopher Gonzalez+FollowBugatti’s New HQ Is Next-Level CoolBugatti just dropped a new production HQ in Molsheim, and it’s basically a hypercar cathedral. The new atelier isn’t just bigger—it’s a full-on design flex, blending into the landscape with wild grass on the roof and sun-drenched interiors. This is where the insane Tourbillon will be built, with more in-house work and double the capacity. Oh, and the old factory? Now it’s a luxe guest experience center. Bugatti’s not just making cars—they’re making history (again). #Cars #CarOwnership #Bugatti20Share
Anna Kim+FollowCar Hacks That Cost Way More LaterCutting corners on car care? Some of those viral hacks and cheap fixes could actually blow up your wallet. Using dish soap to wash your car, sealing leaks with magic fluids, or grabbing the cheapest brake pads might save you a few bucks now, but could lead to repairs costing thousands. Even taping over a check engine light or skipping oil changes can turn a small problem into a total disaster. Anyone else learn this the hard way? Drop your car horror stories below! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarHacks30Share
stephenolson+FollowPolestar 2’s Rear-View Drama Isn’t OverPolestar 2 owners can’t catch a break—nearly 28,000 cars are under investigation (again!) because the rear-view camera keeps glitching, even after two recalls and multiple software updates. The NHTSA is now digging in to see if Polestar’s fixes actually work. Imagine backing up and your camera just blanks out! Tech is cool, but sometimes a simple fix isn’t so simple. Would you trust your car’s tech after this many recalls? #Cars #CarOwnership #Polestar200Share
emily27+FollowTesla’s Battery Case Just Got OutdoneTurns out, a wood-and-steel battery case from Austria just beat Tesla’s aluminum one in fire safety tests—by a lot. This new EV battery shell withstood insane temps (over 2,300°F!) and stayed 212°F cooler than Tesla’s, all while being more eco-friendly. The secret? A combo of steel, wood, and cork for next-level crash and fire protection. Who knew wood could be the future of EV safety? #Cars #CarOwnership #EVs162Share
ksanchez+FollowCar Features We’re Glad Are GoneEver miss automatic seat belts or car phones? Didn’t think so! From awkward bench seats to those weird pop-up headlights, some car features quietly vanished—and honestly, we’re better off. Manual window cranks, tape decks, and hidden gas caps? Nope, not nostalgic for those either. Turns out, not every blast from the past deserves a comeback. Which of these would you actually want back? #Cars #CarOwnership #CarHistory2426Share
Frank Osborne+FollowWhat’s Up With That Blue Windshield Tint?Ever spotted that blue strip at the top of older car windshields? It’s not just for looks! That “shade band” was a clever way to block sun glare and UV rays before fancy coatings existed. Newer cars ditched it for high-tech glass that does the job invisibly. If you’re thinking about tinting your windshield, check the legal lines—mirrored tints are a no-go! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarFacts00Share
ksanchez+FollowStellantis Ditches Hydrogen Vans Last MinuteStellantis just did a total 180 and scrapped its hydrogen van plans weeks before launch! They’re blaming weak demand and not enough hydrogen stations, so those fancy fuel cell vans in France and Poland? Canceled. Even their partners were blindsided. For now, Stellantis is all-in on electric and hybrid rides, saying hydrogen just isn’t ready for prime time. Meanwhile, Toyota and Hyundai are still betting big on hydrogen. Wild how fast things can change in the auto world! #Cars #CarOwnership #Stellantis71Share
William Jones+FollowFord’s Massive SUV Recall: What’s Up?Ford just recalled nearly 700,000 Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs because of a fuel leak risk that could lead to fires. If you’ve got a 2021-2024 Bronco Sport or a 2020-2022 Escape with a 1.5L engine, you might be on the list. Ford’s rolling out a free software update for now, but a permanent fix is coming. Watch your mailbox for the official notice! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall00Share
Christopher Gonzalez+FollowFord’s Massive Recall Drama!Ford’s at it again—almost 700,000 Broncos and Escapes are being recalled because of a fuel injector issue that could actually cause engine fires. Yikes! No injuries reported, but Ford’s scrambling to fix it and offering a free engine update for now. They’ve had more recalls this year than any other carmaker ever, but they say it’s because they’re doubling down on safety. Would you still trust your Ford after all this? #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall1716Share
rgallagher+FollowFord’s Massive SUV Recall: What’s Up?Did you hear Ford’s recalling nearly 700,000 Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs because of a fuel leak risk? If you’ve got a 2021-2024 Bronco Sport or a 2020-2022 Escape with a 1.5L engine, your ride might be on the list. Ford’s rolling out a free software update to help spot leaks and prevent fires, but it’s not the final fix. Letters go out in August, so keep an eye on your mailbox! #Cars #CarOwnership #FordRecall47Share
