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It was expected, but that does not make it any easier to swallow. A dealer communication shared through the Lexus enthusiast community indicates Lexus plans to wrap up LC production Full Article »
Honda’s revived Prelude is starting to land in the hands of reviewers, and the early takeaway is refreshingly simple: it’s not the disappointment some feared. The new coupe leans into Full Article »
Apple TV+ just gave car lovers a little bonus alongside the Season 3 hype for Shrinking, and it’s the kind of cameo that instantly steals the spotlight. In the separate Full Article »
Jaguar’s reset has been so dramatic that it still feels a little surreal. The brand built its final gas-powered F-Pace at Solihull in late 2025, closing the book on roughly Full Article »
If you read our previous post about the one-of-one Stars & Steel Corvette ZR1X headed to Barrett-Jackson for charity, here’s the big follow-up: the car just crossed the block at Full Article »
Bentley just dropped what it’s calling the most dynamic film in its history, and it’s exactly the kind of unexpected energy you want to see from a brand known for Full Article »
Twenty years after the Veyron changed what we thought a road car could be, Bugatti is circling back with a very personal tribute. The new F.K.P. Hommage is the second Full Article »
For 2026, Subaru is doing something WRX fans have been begging for: bringing back the base trim. That means the cheapest way into a new WRX is once again on Full Article »
Most full-size pickups spend their lives commuting, hauling mulch, and dodging shopping carts, but the off-road look and feel is still a big part of why people buy them. That’s Full Article »
If you drove through any suburban parking lot in 2025, this list probably will not surprise you: Americans still buy trucks and SUVs in huge numbers, and the few sedans Full Article »
Ford just let the internet get a peek at its next Mustang temptation, and it happened in a very 2026 way: not at a press conference, but in a slick Full Article »
Motor1 did something we wish more outlets would do: they went straight to the source and asked automakers how many buyers actually chose the manual transmission in 2025 for models Full Article »
Stellantis is putting a huge stack of chips on the table in the U.S., announcing a $13 billion investment over the next four years aimed at expanding domestic production, adding Full Article »
CES is usually where automakers show off screens, sensors, and big promises about the future, but BMW’s latest announcement feels like it lands closer to your everyday driving life. For Full Article »
Ram has been on a bit of a listening tour lately, and the 2027 Power Wagon feels like the loudest “we heard you” yet. After years of enthusiasts begging for Full Article »
