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EVs Were Supposed To Save The Planet. What Happened?
From battery swindles to paywalled features, this deep dive exposes how automakers are hijacking the electric vehicle movement for corporate gain—at the expense of consumers and the planet.
GM’s Secret Plan: How Your Next Car Will Nickel-and-Dime You For Features It Already Has
From pay-per-use horsepower boosts to hidden data sales, GM and other automakers are quietly transforming cars into digital cash cows. Discover the dark side of software-defined vehicles—and how to opt out before it’s too late.
Why Open-Source Car Software Will Never Happen (And Why That's Dangerous)
Modern cars are no longer just machines—they’re locked-down computers on wheels. From encrypted firmware to paywalled repairs, automakers are eroding consumer rights. Discover how proprietary software is killing the right to repair and what it means for the future of car ownership.
The Government Is Coming For Your Mods – And You’re Helping Them
How the EPA’s crackdown on modified exhausts, ECU tuning, and aftermarket parts is killing car culture. Learn about emissions laws, snitch incentives, and the surveillance tech eroding automotive freedom.
Why Mechanics Hate Tesla Owners (And They’re Right To)
Tesla promised a maintenance-free future, but mechanics know the truth: EVs still break. From battery failures to suspension woes, discover why Tesla owners and repair shops are locked in a culture war over who’s to blame when things go wrong.
You’re Being Watched—And Your Car Is The Snitch
From real-time telemetry to in-cabin cameras, today’s cars collect shocking amounts of personal data—often without consent. This investigation reveals how automakers, insurers, and third parties exploit your driving behavior and why true privacy may require ditching "smart" cars altogether.