Rivian Patent Shows Physical Buttons, Top-hinged Back Glass

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Rivian has applied for a patent for a rear tailgate that uses a motor to open and close the glass, allowing the rear glass to open independently. Perhaps more interesting than the tailgate is that Rivian’s patent indicates that it will use physical switchgear to operate the vehicle, rather than the on-screen buttons that current Rivians are limited to using. Read More

Genesis Recalls Approximately 84,000 Vehicles With Defective Screens

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Genesis has announced a recall for 83,877 vehicles that may have a defective infotainment and gauge cluster screen. According to documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the screens on affected models may suddenly restart while driving. In that case, important information such as fuel gauge and speedometer… Source: Car and Driver

This 1994 Porsche 911 Speedster May Raise Hackles

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A modified 911 Speedster? blasphemy! Still, this car is a prime example of ’90s tuning. Despite its attention-grabbing looks, this 911 also boasts ultra-low mileage. More than 30 years have passed since the mid-1990s, and the momentum is accelerating. I don’t mean to make you feel old, but if you remember Mark McGwire setting the home run record at the Read More