Ford Bronco puts the TransAmerica Trail on Street View
Ford and Google have successfully mapped the TransAmerica Trail, the ultimate overlanding dream: a generous act of public service.
Italian designers finally fix the Honda NSX’s soul
The original NSX 3.0-liter V6 engine remains, though JAS Motorsport promises to wring out every last ounce of purity.
Is Honda’s mid-life crisis really just an off-road grille swap?
The Honda Pilot is getting a hurried nip-tuck, likely aiming for the 2027 Model Year release, probably in late 2026.
Affordable Tesla? The $25K question Elon Musk just skipped
Musk’s focus, and by extension Tesla’s, is now entirely on the fully autonomous Cybercab. What about the "affordable" model?
Toyota pitches aggressive looks over actual power for the Camry
The Toyota Camry GT-S Concept, unveiled at the SEMA show in Las Vegas (November 4-7, 2025) isn't just a flashy one-off.
If you want the sound of the Toyota GR Supra, the time for action is now
Toyota has made vague, non-committal noises about a successor for the Supra, confirming only that an interval is "logical".
Why Kia’s EV4 smells like your mechanic’s garage
For the EV driver who mourns the aroma of high-octane fuel and heavy oil, Kia is offering the olfactory equivalent of a comfort blanket.
Tesla’s Q3: the $28 billion rollercoaster ride to a robot utopia
Building a sustainable car company like Tesla is expensive, but building a futuristic AI empire is truly bank-breaking.
Jeep, when an update turns your off-roader into a roadblock
The Jeep 4xe incident should serve as a wake-up call that the rush to make cars more like smartphones requires a bit more quality assurance.
Toyota and Subaru owners finally get the Tesla key
Set your payment method once in the respective SubaruConnect or Toyota app, plug it in, and the car takes care of the transaction.
Stellantis shuts down because a factory had a really bad day
Stellantis confirmed the shutdown will last until the week of November 3rd, coyly citing a "parts shortage".
The forgotten Ford that hit 204 MPH before vanishing for 50 years
Today, the Ford Battlebird remains a symbol of postwar American audacity, half luxury cruiser, half mechanical lunacy.
Tesla’s secret battery tech could double range
The allure of a 1,200-kilometer Tesla is hard to resist. If the next-gen cells prove scalable, it could rewrite the EV playbook.
America just plugged in 4,000 more fast chargers: Tesla took half of them
According to data from Paren’s latest report, U.S. now boasts 64,486 public fast chargers across 12,375 stations.
Stellantis and Roshel build SUVs so tough that can survive a war zone
Stellantis and Roshel aren’t just building vehicles, they’re redefining the phrase “safe travels” with the new armored lineup.
Ford recalls Explorer and Aviator: your trailer might be too “independent”
The recall covers 1,198 Ford Explorers and 166 Lincoln Aviators, all built between January 17, 2024, and September 4, 2025.
America’s aluminum meltdown: Ford’s fire turns into Stellantis’ headache
About 40% of all aluminum sheets used by US automakers come from Novelis, which means the supply chain is in a slump.
Ford F-150 proves gravity is just a suggestion in Colorado canyon plunge
A recent Ford F-150 accident in Colorado proves that modern engineering is the only reason some people get a second chance at life.
Stellantis teams up with Pony.ai: robotaxi revolution across Europe?
The initial focus will be on electric commercial vans, but Stellantis and Pony.ai clearly have bigger ambitions.
The Ford Excursion could return to crush driveways once again
The original Ford Excursion, born in 1999, was both praised and cursed for being the largest SUV ever sold by a major automaker.
BMW’s phantom SUV: the X9 that exists only in the wildest renderings
In the ever-escalating SUV arms race, BMW enthusiasts can’t help but whisper: what if there’s something bigger than X7?
Ford’s Mustang Mach-E GT California Special, the electric pony just put on shades
The Mach-E GT California Special keeps the muscle that makes the badge matter: 480 HP and 700 lb-ft of torque.
Toyota’s Century may break out of Japan: global luxury brand incoming?
Century’s global expansion could reposition it from a whispered icon in Tokyo backstreets to a global name whispered in luxury showrooms.
The Dodge Dart strikes back: it’s a recall that actually rolls cars away
Every Dodge Dart ever produced in that window, stretching from the first build in February 2012 through October 2016, is included.