Infographics

Now that Nissan has taken wraps off of the new 2023 Nissan Z, we can’t wait to get behind the wheel of the 7th-generation Z car, which now packs a 3.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V6 engine that makes 400 horsepower.

We’re on the precipice of living in a world where cars that drive themselves are everyday sights. But movies and TV shows have been obsessed with the notion of cars that could make decisions on their own for decades.

Here in the U.S., driving rules are largely pretty similar – with the exception of speed limits. However, if you live in an area like Europe, you’re bound to run into some very different driving regulations as you move between countries.

Reddit’s most popular auto subreddit, r/cars, recently took part in a survey with two simple questions. What’s your dream car, and what car do you hate the most? It’s interesting to see the dream car answers, but even better to see the cars that everybody hates.

With the advent of ridesharing businesses like Uber and Lyft, we’re definitely in an era where the act of getting a ride in the big city is transforming. In this fascinating infographic put together by our friends at Ford, they look back at the history of the urban taxi, limo and chauffeur business, and how modern business models are dramatically shaking up the industry.

Does the car you drive increase your chance of getting a speeding ticket? CJ Pony Parts put together this infographic based on a study of 924 speeding citations collected at four intersections in two countries to provide some insight.