EVs
Tesla Wants Another $50,000 Roadster Deposit — Nine Years After the First One
Tesla wants $5,000 by card and a $45,000 wire within 10 days, all before it shows the production Roadster on October 1. The 2017 depositors are still waiting.
#Car Buying
Comparison
F-150 vs. Silverado 1500: Which Truck Costs Less to Own, Not Just to Buy
America's two best-selling trucks are $3,000 apart before you even pick an engine. We break down real prices, fuel costs, discounts, and what each is worth at 120,000 miles.
EVs
The Tesla Roadster Is Taking $50,000 Deposits Again. Here's What Tesla Has — and Hasn't — Promised
Tesla has a reveal date, a countdown clock, and a $50,000 deposit page — but no price, no production date, and a spec sheet from 2017 it has never repeated for a real car.
Comparison
CR-V Hybrid vs. RAV4 Hybrid: The One You Can Actually Buy This Fall
The RAV4 wins on paper and at the pump. The CR-V is still the easier one to find, already in 2027 form and selling below sticker — though its supply is tightening too.
Driver Assistance
Tesla Autopilot Is Gone: What New and Used Buyers Actually Get in 2026
Tesla no longer sells Autopilot. New cars get cruise control and a $99-a-month decision; used cars need a software-menu check before you sign anything.
Buying Advice
The Toyota RAV4 Shortage, Explained: Real Wait Times and the Best Alternatives
Toyota's best-seller went hybrid-only just as hybrid demand peaked, and dealers can't keep one in stock. Here's what the wait really looks like — and the smart ways around it.