Good morning! I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving holiday. (In fact, I hope I did as well; I’m writing this at 10:30 on
Buying gifts is a very specific sort of skill, and I think it gets harder as we get older and accumulate more and more stuff.
The famous T2 Bus survived the California wildfires, but one side was badly burned, so Volkswagen restored it to be like new.
“It places diagnostic control firmly in the driver’s seat.”
The Skoda 100 sedan has been reborn for the modern era with as a RWD sedan with a fully electric powertrain and futuristic styling cues
LED headlights have largely taken over the market from HID and halogen lights, and they definitely have advantages. Yet HID lights have their strengths, too.
“Powerful car charger.”
The last of the 40 Bugatti Bolide hypercars has been built.
A new Japanese TV commercial gives our clearest look yet at the upcoming GR GT – the spiritual successor to the Lexus LFA
All will be revealed next week.
The GV60 Magma ignites a subbrand and connects with drivers through revving sounds and virtual shifts—but still aims to be luxury-car quiet.
Kia’s three-row mid-size SUV now offers a 329-hp hybrid powertrain, but its old V-6 has been replaced by a turbo four.
This electric off-road rides on beefy 33-inch tires and features an integrated roll cage, and you can even play a video game using the head-up
The new Graphite trim, exclusive to North America, gets a unique paint color and interior upholstery, along with a more modern dashboard setup.
Lucid continues expanding the lineup of its second model, with the new Gravity Touring serving as an entry point for the powerful three-row SUV.
The V-8 is great, but enough entry-level buyers wanted the V-6, even if the final price difference is not so huge.
Initially revealed exclusively for Canada, Hyundai has decided to bring its motorsport-inspired sports sedan to the U.S. market for 2026 in limited quantities.
Revology’s version of the illustrious muscle car leverages modern technology, which the automaker says makes it a “redefinition” rather than a copy of the original.
The reality is that a parts-bin special banking on a nostalgic nameplate makes more financial sense for the bean counters at Honda.
“It has all the essentials.”
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