GM Did Away With Apple CarPlay And Android Auto In Its EVs. This Aftermarket Kit Gives It Back GM caused an uproar last year when the automaker announced it was getting rid of the popular phone mirroring systems Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in its vehicles, specifically its EVs. Now one aftermarket company is bringing back Car and Android Auto via a kit that you can purchase. Read more…

This Aftermarket Company Will Replace Your Tesla Roadster’s Battery Pack For Less Money Than Tesla The Tesla Roadster — not the nonexistent one that Musk keeps delaying but Tesla still keeps taking reservation moneyfor, but the original — is getting on in years. With the original having debuted in 2008 and production running through 2012, many of the Roadsters that are still around likely have battery packs that… Read more…

What’s the best aftermarket battery value for a Sony a7ii? I bought one years ago that, while cheap, didn’t support the info lithium battery gauge and didn’t last as long as the oem Sony battery. Which aftermarket battery brand have you found to be long-lasting, dependable (even in cold weather) and reasonably-priced? submitted by /u/rowyourboat72

Millions Of Americans Could Be Driving Around With Deadly Aftermarket Airbags Good morning! It’s Friday, July 12, 2024, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know. Read more…

Ef to Rf Adapter (Canon vs aftermarket brands)? Getting a Canon r8 and want to use my ef lenses. I am wondering if it makes any difference in quality and performance ifI use a cheaper adapter or is it recommended to just get the Canon ones. Will I lose any auto focus functionality or performance if I buy a different adapter brand? Thank you! submitted by /u/Prettyboypa

Best aftermarket battery for the Sony a6700 Hey looking to buy some aftermarket batteries for the Sony a6700. Was wondering what the best brand was without spending a fortune. submitted by /u/Shot_Remove4272

LPT: If you buy a used car with aftermarket custom wheels, make sure it has a wrench or socket that properly fits the lug nuts for those particular wheels. The original factory lug wrench may NOT fit. If the car is being sold by a dealer, they could have misplaced or simply overlooked it. If the seller is a private party who doesn’t work on their cars themselves, they may not know the difference. Always double check. submitted by /u/OldCarWorshipper