BMW recalls X5 because your airbag might be a grenade
BMW is recalling all 5,361 vehicles. They estimate that only the 0.1% of the recalled X5s are actually fitted with the defective part.
Bulletproof’s new Honda S2000 runs on pure nostalgia
A car that manages to celebrate the quarter-century legacy of the S2000 and make every other tuner's project look like a sad attempt.
The Holy Grail reborn: Velocity’s 800 HP fox body Ford Mustang
Velocity claims this Mustang "redefines the performance icon of a generation through world-class engineering".
Trick Rides unleashes the all-carbon Ford Mustang at SEMA
The styling is aggressively modern, yet thankfully retains the unmistakable and menacing language of the 1969 Mustang.
Get the Hyundai IONIQ 5 for $100 less per month
The current extension probably ensures the Hyundai IONIQ 5 remains one of the most affordable EV SUVs in the US.
A Toyota Supra A80 so perfect it never left the garage
Its immaculate appearance suggests it has spent the majority of the last three decades confined to a climate-controlled chamber.
Honda Odyssey Type R: every boring minivan needs a 550 HP engine swap
Bisimoto and Jordan Distributors Inc. have taken the very essence of Honda Odyssey and crammed it full of pure, unadulterated performance anarchy.
Is Audi’s new flagship crossover just a slightly shinier Q7?
This gargantuan Audi Q9 comes with one ambitious purpose: to directly challenge the Mercedes-Maybach GLS.
Unifor demands Ottawa stop Stellantis from stealing auto jobs
Unifor’s stance against Stellantis is strong: "We have to play hardball, or we will lose production abroad, as has been the case".
F-150 Raptor R: Ford is giving enthusiasts a warrantied path to insanity
Ford has slapped a 3.0-liter Whipple supercharger kit onto the truck’s already formidable 5.2-liter V8 engine.
Why paramedics are trading vans for the Ford Mustang Mach-E
From legendary muscle car to silent, zero-emission life-saver, the Ford Mustang Mach-E has found a new purpose.
Honda S2000 revival: the car that costs too much to build
Honda is seriously considering resurrecting the legendary S2000 roadster. The problem, as any accountant will attest, is sustainability.
The greatest Ferrari sale of all time: 48 models up for auction ever driven
Phil Bachman acquired his first Ferrari in 1984. And then, a decades-long dedication to creating the definitive timeline of Ferrari evolution.
The Mirai hydrogen bomb: lawyers allege Toyota built a death trap
The lawsuit claims that Toyota and its hydrogen partner, FirstElement Fuel, intentionally concealed evidence of critical safety defects.
Jeep Compass: when is it scheduled to roll out of the Belvidere plant?
The visionary plan for the future has been replaced by the safe bet: build more of the reliable, profitable, gasoline-fueled Jeeps.
The unkillable Toyota Hilux gets a facelift
Toyota has dropped a few promotional breadcrumbs, confirming that the new Hilux will focus heavily on design and equipment upgrades.
Tesla versus Waymo: one robotaxi service works without “babysitter”
Waymo is betting on safety via redundancy, while Tesla is betting on cost-cutting and the magical power of Musk’s ambition.
The Dodge Dakota convertible: the most rare pickup you forgot existed
Dodge decided to create a mid-size pickup that would drag people to look into showrooms at the Dodge Dakota lineup.
Is the 2028 M3 finally ready to look like a BMW again?
The gasoline-powered new M3 will reportedly be twinned with a purely electric version utilizing a different platform.
How tariffs apparently forced Stellantis to “buy American”
Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa wants to give the customers "the freedom to choose the products they want and love".
Tesla Supercharger: $7,500 tax credit is gone, here’s a $200 discount
Tesla has unveiled a new, highly specific incentive aimed squarely at converting those reluctant gas and hybrid car owners.
This unrestored 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona just sold for $605,000
This Dodge Charger Daytona sits at the very apex of the non-Hemi hierarchy. Its value is not based on horsepower but on authenticity.
Why Toyota wants to be the last company making combustion engines
If Toyota’s plan succeeds, the very last internal combustion engine won't be relegated to a museum piece.
Stellantis, Brampton assembly plant closure threatens 20,000 jobs
After the transitions from Chrysler to FCA and to Stellantis over four decades, Brampton is now fighting back.