#Texas

A recent study has revealed the top 10 states with the most aggressive drivers in the U.S.

Where you live plays a role in whether owning and driving a car is an enjoyable experience.

AutoGuide.com wanted to thank Mazda MX-5 Miata Fan Adam Wolf  for his years of loyal forum contributions by doing something incredibly special for him.

Yesterday’s rainy skies couldn’t keep the throes of Miata fans in Dallas away from seeing and signing the one millionth production  Mazda MX-5 Miata. 

A couple months ago, one proud Toyota owner pushed his 2007 Tundra pickup past the million-mile mark, a distance many motorists would be hard pressed to clock in a lifetime of driving.

Maybe you haven’t heard the news: Toyota is closing up shop in Southern California and moving to the Lone Star State.

The 2015 Ford F-150 is a big deal. This totally redesigned truck sports a lineup of powerful yet efficient engines, class-leading technologies and an aluminum body that cuts a massive amount of weight. Underscoring its importance this pickup was just named the “Truck of Texas.”

I tagged along for a two legs of MINI Takes the States, an epic cross-country road rally that’s put on by the company. I participated in just two sections of this continent-spanning trip, but that was still enough for me to experience four Midwestern states and some 700 miles of America. But there’s much more to than this event than just the sliver I experienced.

Toyota probably isn’t the first automotive company that comes to mind when you think of Texas, but that isn’t stopping the Japanese giant from shifting its North American headquarters to the Lone Star State.

Toyota is believed to be planning to move some of its offices from California to Texas.

God blessed Texas with His own hand

Brought down angles from the Promised Land

Gave ‘em a place where they could dance

If you want to see heaven, brother, here’s your chance…

AAA is urging Illinois legislators not to raise the speed limit from 65 to 70 mph on state roadways.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk spent the day in Texas advocating that the electric car maker be allowed to sell its products directly to the public.

Travel times might be reduced soon in parts of Nevada if a new bill proposing an 85 mph speed limit becomes law.