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ICE Bought Thousands Of Flashy Patrol Cars And Agents Don’t Want To Drive Them

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ICE bought thousands of branded vehicles agents say are useless. Marked trucks and SUVs allegedly tip off suspects in raids. Agency says the vehicles are used to support operations nationwide. After spending millions on a fleet of vehicles that looks like it was styled by a campaign merch team with access to a wrap shop, President Trump ‘s ICE agency now finds itself with a very awkward problem: agents reportedly don’t want to drive the things and have hidden them in a parking lot. ICE ordered roughly 2,500 marked vehicles in the second half of 2025, ditching its long-standing reliance on unmarked cars for something far less discreet. The new look featured dark navy paint, red and white striping, gold logos, and the slogan “Defend the Homeland” splashed down the sides. Some even wore “President Donald J. Trump” in gold lettering on the rear window, the livery itself having reportedly been inspired by Trump’s private jet . More: An $8.21 Gas Price In LA Shows Just How F...
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That Strange Clicking Noise In Honda’s Prologue Is Now A Lawsuit

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Honda faces lawsuit over persistent Prologue axle noise. Two owners cite popping and clicking after early delivery. Dealers replaced CV axles but noises reportedly remain. Honda’s all-electric Prologue has found itself under legal scrutiny following reports of some rather odd drivetrain noises. Not long after the company warned US dealers that certain 2024–2026 Prologue models might require repairs due to clicking or ratcheting-type sounds from the drive axles, a lawsuit followed. Owners say the noises can linger even after a trip, sometimes more than one, to the dealership. A class action lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania names two Prologue owners who say their SUVs developed unusual noises from the front axle. One of them, Ashley Custer, leased a 2024 Prologue in May 2025 and soon began hearing the sounds, prompting a trip to the dealer with just 4,039 miles (6,500 km) on the odometer. Read: She Expected 200K Miles From Her V6, Now She’s Suing Honda After she reported ...
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Bentley’s Latest Special Edition Honors The Home Of The Roque Bentayga

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Bentley has introduced the new Bentayga Artenara Edition. It sports a Mulliner grille, body-color accents, and 22-inch wheels. Tri-color interior boasts an assortment of Roque Bentayga motifs. The Bentley Bentayga lineup is expanding as the company has introduced the new Artenara Edition. The name comes from the village of Artenara, which at 1,200 metres (just under 4,000 feet) is the highest settlement in Gran Canaria and sits near Roque Bentayga, a rock formation that originally inspired the Bentayga name itself. Looking instantly recognizable, the special edition has a lightly revised exterior with a Mulliner double diamond grille and 22-inch wheels that feature a grey painted and polished finish. They’re joined by Artenara Edition badges, unique welcome light projections, and body-colored accents instead of the usual bright trim. More: Bentley Showcases Mulliner’s Creativity With Location-Themed Bentayga Specials The Artenara Edition offers eight curated exterior ...
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GM Warns Some Pickups Could Stall Even With Fuel Still Onboard

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GM has issued two new recalls involving four different vehicles. A software issue can result in stalls on the Silverado and Sierra. Chevy Express and GMC Savana Cutaways could have bad tires. Ford may hold the unofficial title of recall king , but General Motors is now launching two new campaigns of its own. Together, they affect a combined 12,613 vehicles across two separate issues. A vast majority of them are 2025-2026 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 and GMC Sierra 3500 pickups. Impacted models are equipped with gasoline engines and dual fuel tanks. The problem is related to a rear fuel pump that may not transfer enough gas to the front tank, causing an engine stall. More: 2025 Chevrolet Silverado HD Gains Rugged New Trail Boss Variant GM became aware of the issue last October, when they discovered a “high occurrence of three diagnostic trouble codes” on trucks with dual fuel tanks. An investigation determined that an incorrect engine control module software calibration...
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Why The World’s Biggest Automakers Suddenly Keep Changing CEOs

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The auto industry is seeing leadership turnover rise. Shorter tenures now reflect growing board pressure. Today’s CEOs must manage EVs, AI, and complex tech. It’s a bad time to be the big boss of a global car company. At least, that is what recent events suggest. Porsche, Nissan, Stellantis, Volvo, Renault, Jaguar Land Rover, and Hyundai have all decided to reshuffle their leadership. Toyota and BMW are expected to follow later this year. So many of the world’s largest car brands hit the reset button simultaneously, and it says a lot about the state the industry is in. Pressure from new Chinese rivals, the inevitable electric future, and buyer reluctance are just some of the challenges these legacy automakers don’t seem to be able to get right. A Legacy No More? For decades, the world’s automakers relied on their huge footprints, engineering depth, and long-established supply chains. Those strengths now are causing friction. EVs require fewer components, software upg...
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