Tesla Employees Say They Wouldn’t Trust FSD to Drive Them

A bombshell Reuters investigation reveals a stark disconnect between Tesla’s public-facing autonomous driving hype and the reality inside its Full Self-Driving (FSD) program. Current and former Tesla employees—including data labelers, engineers, researchers, and safety experts—told Reuters that the system routinely struggles … Read more

Toyota’s GR GT Isn’t Even in Driveways Yet, But the Internet Is Already Hacking It

The internet’s tuning obsession has already claimed Toyota’s upcoming GR GT supercar—before the first one has even left the factory. Independent designer Khyzyl Saleem has digitally butchered the GR GT into a wide-body, slammed beast, complete with flared fenders, carbon-fiber aero, … Read more

Mazda’s Biggest Problem Isn’t Its Cars—It’s That Nobody Can Define What Mazda Is

Mazda’s North American boss, Tom Donnelly, has a sleepless night over one issue: brand identity. Speaking at Mazda’s annual dealer gathering in Texas, Donnelly told Automotive News that the biggest long-term challenge isn’t product quality, pricing, or dealer performance—it’s that consumers … Read more

Toyota Motor North America Announces Executive Leadership Changes

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) has unveiled a series of executive leadership changes effective in mid-2026, aimed at reinforcing the company’s focus on regulatory excellence, sustainability, and corporate governance. Sandra Phillips, senior vice president overseeing Enterprise Integrity, chief legal officer, corporate … Read more

Toyota Missouri Marks 35 Years of Casting Excellence with $105K in Community Donations

Toyota Missouri is celebrating 35 years of casting aluminum cylinder heads—components it calls the “lungs of the vehicle”—for Toyota’s internal combustion and hybrid models like the Tundra, Camry, and Corolla. The Troy, Missouri plant, Toyota’s first U.S. casting facility, broke ground … Read more