Dodge teased an electric muscle car with fake exhaust sounds that mimic a V8 engine. Hyundai's new EV blasts engine rumbles from 10 speakers.

Vroom isn’t going away completely. They just won’t sell used cars anymore. They have other subsidiaries called CarStory, a search engine to help you find used vehicles for sale across the country.

Vroom, a Texas-based company that until January sold used cars online, has agreed to settle a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) lawsuit by agreeing to refund $1 million to customers harmed by its ...

But, most importantly, electric cars don’t go “vroom.” Cars have engines that make noise. This is taught to us from the early days, an unalienable truth, a simple fact of life, like pooping.

Vroom to bust? Tariffs spurred rush on car sales in NJ, but now dealers worry. ... “You may have a car that’s assembled here… but the engine and transmission comes from Japan," said DeSilva.