So cars have modes now. You'll typically find a knob or series of buttons with options like "Eco," "Normal," "Comfort," and "Sport." Automakers keep adding more drive modes, yet there is still no ...

We are getting behind the wheel to see how the third-generation BMW X1 xDrive23i performs in the real world. This coverage ...

Modern vehicles give drivers more computer-controlled options and settings than ever before, with the majority of vehicles on sale today offering some sort of selectable driving modes that can alter ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A few years ago, people on the internet started to refer to putting their Crocs in “sport mode.” To do so, you move the strap that ...

If you're a new driver — or you're new to the world of automatic transmissions — it's always helpful to brush up on what the letters on the shifter actually do. Alongside P, R, N, and D, plenty of ...

We recently got behind the wheel of the 2020 Chevrolet Bolt EV, and beyond a strangely serendipitous GM electric vehicle meet-up in Oregon, we also got a chance to learn more out the Bolt’s Sport Mode ...

Do you use the 'sport mode' in your car or save it for something special? I'm not sure what that would be but it feels like it's something extra that we shouldn't be using all of the time. Wouldn't ...

Almost a year in, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 3100 hasn’t brought the new life to the Wear OS world that we had hoped for. I think we know why that is (it’s not really an upgrade over the Wear 2100), ...