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Sep 23, 2026

You Can Buy HWA's $760K New 190E Evo II, Or The Real Thing For Less — And That's A Genuinely Hard Choice

A restomod exists to solve the problem of an original being too rare, too fragile, or too expensive to actually use. This time, the original might be the cheaper option.

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Sep 23, 2026

Genesis Just Patented The G90 Coupe And Convertible, And That's More Than Just Paperwork

A design patent isn't a production announcement, but Genesis wouldn't bother protecting a design it had no intention of ever building — and having seen the Convertible in person, I understand why they'd want to.

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Sep 23, 2026

Lexus Is Building An Even Hotter LBX, And Carbon Fiber Is Doing All The Talking

The existing LBX Morizo RR already had a manual gearbox and GR-derived power. This new version's whole mission is shedding weight, and it's doing it with carbon fiber almost everywhere.

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Sep 23, 2026

VW Wants $149 A Year To Turn Your Parked Car Into A Game Console, And I'm Weirdly Okay With It

Yet another automotive subscription fee sounds exhausting on principle. But this one is actually solving a real, specific dead-time problem — and it's bundled with features people already pay for anyway.

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Sep 23, 2026

Nissan's Z Kaze Concept Is A Love Letter To '90s Tuning, And The T-Top Alone Justifies The Whole Project

This wasn't built for a spec sheet or a sales pitch. It was built by people who clearly grew up loving '90s Z cars, and it shows in every single detail.

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Sep 23, 2026

Bentley's First EV Could Go Faster, And Deliberately Chose Not To — That Tells You Everything

Bentley's engineers concluded that going faster than 2.8 seconds to 60 would genuinely be uncomfortable for most buyers, and simply chose not to chase the number anyway. That restraint says more about Bentley's actual philosophy than any spec on the sheet.

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Sep 23, 2026

Brabus Turned The G63 Into A $1 Million Convertible, And Somehow The Engineering Is The Serious Part

A million-dollar roofless G-Wagen sounds like pure excess. The soft-top engineering underneath it is genuinely more serious than the absurd premise suggests.

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Sep 23, 2026

Kia Is Cutting Its Best-Selling Sedan's Top Trim Right When Sedan Demand Is Actually Growing

Sedan sales are actually growing again thanks to high gas prices. Kia's response is to shrink the K5 lineup rather than capitalize on the momentum — a genuinely puzzling call.

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Sep 23, 2026

JLR's 24,000-Vehicle Recall Reveals How A Single Converter Failure Cascades Into A Total Shutdown

This isn't a single-point failure — it's a cascade. One converter fault leads to a 12-volt battery drain, which leads to a forced gearbox fault, which leads to the engine shutting off entirely.

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Sep 23, 2026

GM Accidentally Showed Us The Facelifted Chevy Trax, And It Proves You Don't Need Camouflage To Hide A Good Update

A camouflage mistake gave us a clean look at the facelifted Trax before GM was ready to show it — and the changes suggest the brand isn't messing with a formula that's already working.

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Sep 23, 2026

This Forgotten Monaco Supercar Beat The McLaren F1 To Carbon Fiber By Four Years — And History Forgot It

Being first isn't always enough. The Centenaire beat the McLaren F1 to carbon fiber, used a genuine Lamborghini V12, and still vanished almost completely from automotive history.

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Sep 23, 2026

Bentley Named Three Continentals After A Dead Astronomer, And Somehow The Theme Actually Works

A special edition named after a 500-year-dead Polish astronomer sounds like a stretch. The actual execution is genuinely more restrained and coherent than the premise suggests.

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Sep 23, 2026

The Grand Cherokee Might Finally Get A Real Engine Option, And It's Not The Hemi Everyone's Been Begging For

Everyone wants the Hemi back. Jeep's reported answer is a turbo inline-six that already beats the old V8's numbers — and there's a real prototype proving it fits.

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Sep 23, 2026

GM Finally Figured Out The Actual Problem With Buying Your First EV — And It Wasn't The Car

Most first-time EV buyers don't struggle with the vehicle purchase — they struggle with everything that happens after, when nobody at the dealership mentions charger installation or utility programs. GM just fixed the sequencing problem.

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Sep 23, 2026

Porsche Just Built A Battery Cell Entirely From Recycled Materials, And It's More Significant Than It Sounds

This isn't a small percentage of recycled content mixed into new batteries — Porsche says these test cells are made entirely from recovered materials. That's a genuinely different scale of achievement.

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Sep 23, 2026

Opel Is Building A New Wagon Concept, And Americans Won't Get Anywhere Near It

Europe gets a genuine new wagon concept with real production intent behind it. America, as usual, gets nothing — and honestly, the reasoning behind that split makes sense this time.

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Sep 23, 2026

14 Classic Cars Are About To Drive 2,400 Miles For Parkinson's, And The Story Behind It Is Genuinely Moving

A 20-year bucket-list dream turned into something much bigger the moment one organizer's father was diagnosed with Parkinson's. That's the story underneath the classic cars.

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Sep 23, 2026

Nissan Revived The Pixo Name For An EV, And It's Basically A Renault Wearing A Different Face

Nissan spent its design budget almost entirely on the front and rear fascias. Everything else is straight from Renault — and for a car targeting under €20,000, that's exactly the right trade-off.

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Sep 21, 2026

Dodge's 1,025-HP Demon Has A Crankshaft Problem, And The Company Is Taking It Dead Serious

No recall paperwork, but Dodge is paying to tow affected Demon 170s to dealers and telling owners not to drive them. That's a company treating a problem far more seriously than the label suggests.

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Sep 21, 2026

Caterham Just Put Its Grassroots Race Cars In iRacing, And That's A Smarter Funnel Than It Sounds

Motorsport's affordability problem is genuinely getting worse. Caterham's answer isn't to lower prices — it's to let people fall in love with the cars virtually first, before asking them to spend real money.

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Sep 21, 2026

Xpeng Wants To Become The Tech Supplier Everyone Else Builds On — And Robots Might Get There First

Xpeng still hasn't turned a profit selling cars. Its answer isn't to sell more cars — it's to sell the technology underneath them to everyone else, cars and robots alike.

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Sep 21, 2026

Tata's $6K Sedan Is Getting A New Name, And That's A Bigger Deal Than It Sounds In India

A decade of Tigor facelifts finally ends with a new name and sharper styling — but underneath, Tata is deliberately not messing with a formula that's kept this sedan one of India's most affordable options.

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Sep 21, 2026

Mitsubishi's L200 Is Back In Europe, But It's Missing The Trims That Make The Triton Actually Interesting

The L200 is technically back after five years away — but what European buyers actually get is a stripped-down slice of what the global Triton lineup offers everyone else.

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Sep 21, 2026

VW Knew About A Steering Rack Bolt That Could Snap For Two Years Before Recalling 200,000+ SUVs

A single corroding bolt could let a steering rack hang on by one remaining fastener. VW knew about it in October 2024. The recall only just arrived.

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Sep 21, 2026

GM Named Its New Diesel 'Mongoose' Specifically To Bully Ford's Scorpion, And I Respect The Pettiness

GM built a teaser video of a mongoose hunting a scorpion just to make sure nobody missed the point. The actual engine underneath the trash talk is genuinely significant.

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Sep 21, 2026

The Guy Who Designed The McLaren P1 Is Now Designing A $21,500 Truck, And That's Not A Downgrade

Frank Stephenson designed some of the most exotic cars ever built. Now he's applying that same eye to a truck built around right-to-repair principles, starting under $22,000.

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Sep 21, 2026

Porsche Is Cutting 13,000 Jobs While Planning A $574,000 Supercar, And That's Not As Contradictory As It Sounds

Porsche's flat-six identity is one of its most defining traits. A flagship supercar with eight cylinders, arriving alongside the deepest job cuts in the company's recent history, tells you exactly how serious this turnaround plan really is.

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Sep 21, 2026

Rolls-Royce Will Test The Nightingale's Trunk 15,000 Times Before You Even Get The Keys

150 years' worth of trunk openings, tested before a single customer touches the car. That's what $9.5 million actually buys — not the object itself, but the obsessive certainty that it will work perfectly, forever.

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Sep 21, 2026

Nissan's Rogue Hybrid Undercuts The RAV4 On Price But Loses On MPG — And That Trade-Off Is More Interesting Than It Looks

Nissan brought its e-Power tech to America for the first time, and it drives more like an EV than a traditional hybrid. Whether that's worth trading fuel economy for depends entirely on what you actually want from a hybrid.

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Sep 21, 2026

Subaru Just Split Two Sibling Cars Into Opposite Powertrain Directions, And The Logic Actually Makes Sense

Two mechanically related Subarus just went in completely opposite powertrain directions. It looks contradictory until you realize Subaru is matching each nameplate to what its actual buyers want.

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Sep 21, 2026

Jeep's Wagoneer Roof Rack Recall Covers 100,000 SUVs, And FCA Is Being Refreshingly Honest About The Risk

A loose roof crossbar isn't just an inconvenience for the owner — it's a projectile for whoever's driving behind them. FCA's blunt acknowledgment of that risk is worth noting.

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Sep 21, 2026

Volvo's Design Boss Just Admitted Touchscreens Went Too Far, And The 2027 Concept Is The Apology

Volvo's own design chief just said, out loud, what car reviewers have been complaining about for years: touchscreens took over too much of the cabin. The 2027 concept is where that correction actually happens.

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Sep 21, 2026

Hyundai's New Tucson Can Reverse Itself Out Of A Parking Spot, And The Timing Is Not A Coincidence

The new Tucson is bigger in every direction. Its new party trick exists specifically to solve the parking problem that growth just made worse — and that's a smart bit of self-aware engineering.

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Sep 21, 2026

Volvo's New CEO Was Planned Two Years In Advance, And That's Exactly Why He Might Succeed

Volvo told the world back in 2025 that its current CEO was a two-year bridge, not a long-term fix. Klaus Zellmer arriving now isn't a surprise — it's a plan finally executing on schedule.

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Sep 17, 2026

Larte's Widebody G-Class Kit Proves You Can Go Over-The-Top Without Losing All Your Taste

Larte has made some genuinely ugly kits over the years. This one, somehow, mostly works — and the illuminated bumper strakes are the detail that sold me.

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Sep 17, 2026

Detroit Just Told Trump His Own Chinese Car Idea Would Hurt American Automakers

Trump said he'd welcome Chinese factories on American soil. Detroit's own lobbying group just publicly told him that's a bad idea — an awkward position against an administration that's mostly made their lives easier.

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Sep 17, 2026

$210K Buys You A Two-Door Defender With A Corvette Heart, And I Kind Of Understand Why

The old Defender was already a serious off-roader. Give it a Corvette engine, heavy-duty axles, and a modern interior, and you get the version enthusiasts have been quietly wishing existed.

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Sep 17, 2026

Dana White Just Paid $1.5 Million For Two Ram Trucks, And The Charity Angle Makes It Actually Make Sense

$1.5 million for two pickup trucks sounds absurd until you realize it's really a donation with a very cool receipt attached.

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Sep 17, 2026

Toyota's Hydrogen Dakar Truck Is A Real Racing Program, Not A Marketing Stunt

Toyota's flagship Dakar truck still runs a twin-turbo V6. This new hydrogen version isn't replacing it — it's the testbed proving whether fuel cells can survive the harshest proving ground there is.

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Sep 17, 2026

China Just Built A Genuine Jeep Wrangler Rival, And It's Not Even Close To A Joke Anymore

Swapping independent suspension for genuine live axles isn't a styling decision — it's GWM building actual rock-crawling credibility, not just borrowing the Wrangler's aesthetic.

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Sep 17, 2026

Lucid Just Picked A Smarter European Robotaxi Partner Than Tesla Ever Considered

Uber gets the headlines in America. In Europe, the bigger player is Bolt — and Lucid just locked in a 25,000-vehicle deal with them, sized specifically for the streets it'll actually operate on.

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Sep 17, 2026

Mitsuoka Turned A Miata Into A Tiny C1 Corvette Again, And I'm Genuinely Excited This Time Too

Mitsuoka already tried this once with the C2-inspired Rock Star. The new LA1 goes further back to the C1's quad-headlight charm, and the proportions genuinely work.

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Sep 17, 2026

BMW's Hydrogen X5 Looks Exactly Like A Normal X5, And That's Exactly The Point

BMW could have made this thing look futuristic and different. Instead it looks exactly like every other X5, and that restraint might be the smartest decision in the whole program.

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Sep 17, 2026

California Just Closed The Weirdest Gap In Its Classic Car Rules, Thanks To Years Of Jay Leno Lobbying

There's always been a weird gap in California's classic car rules — cars too new for the old exemption, but genuinely difficult to smog-test. Jay Leno spent years fixing it, and it finally passed.

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Sep 17, 2026

The Lexus GX Just Got More Expensive Again, And Tariffs Are Only Part Of The Story

New features, no mechanical changes, and yet every single GX trim costs more this year. The base model alone has climbed nearly $5,000 since launch — and tariffs don't fully explain it.

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Sep 17, 2026

Volvo's Plan For 13 New Models By 2030 Is Really A Bet On Geely Doing The Heavy Lifting

Thirteen new models sounds like a lot until you notice only seven are actually headed to Western markets. The other six, and the strategy tying it all together, tell the more interesting story.

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Sep 17, 2026

The Gas BMW M3 Isn't Dead Yet, And These Spy Shots Are The Proof Enthusiasts Needed

BMW is going electric with the M3. It's also, reassuringly, not killing the gas version. These spy shots prove both are real, and they'll look more alike than you'd expect.

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Sep 16, 2026

GM Bet The Farm On EVs While America Quietly Fell Back In Love With Hybrids

GM's CEO called hybrids an 'interim solution' back in 2019. Seven years later, Toyota is crushing the hybrid market and GM's American showrooms don't have a single mainstream hybrid to sell.

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Sep 16, 2026

Porsche's Cayenne Electric Can Now Close Its Own Doors, And I'm Not Sure That's A Good Thing

Powered doors that close when you buckle your seatbelt. Wireless charging you just park over. Massage seats that vibrate to your music. Porsche's latest Cayenne Electric update reads like a luxury features arms race — and mostly, it works.

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Sep 16, 2026

This Fan-Made Ioniq 5 N Group B Rally Monster Made Me Wish Hyundai Actually Built It

A designer took Hyundai's electric hot hatch, gave it Lancia Delta S4 proportions, and swapped the motors for a screaming WRC turbo four. It'll never be real — but it makes an oddly compelling case for what Hyundai's actually sitting on.

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Sep 16, 2026

Hyundai's Self-Driving Plan Is Two Years Late, But Its Real Advantage Is Something Tesla Can't Copy

Hyundai's autonomous driving timeline slipped by two years. What it's building instead is a fleet-scale data advantage that could matter more than being first.

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Sep 16, 2026

Toyota Killed The Land Cruiser 300's Regular V6 In Japan, And The Hybrid Replacement Is A Genuine Upgrade

Toyota didn't just add a hybrid option to the Land Cruiser 300 — it killed the regular gas V6 entirely and replaced it with something genuinely more capable. That's a bolder move than it first appears.

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Sep 16, 2026

Lexus Proves A Good Paint Color Can Sell A Car That Hasn't Actually Changed

The 2027 IS gets no more power, no new tech, nothing mechanically different — just a genuinely gorgeous paint color and a set of BBS wheels. And somehow, that might be enough.

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Sep 16, 2026

This 2,400-Mile Lincoln Continental With Coach Doors Is American Luxury At Its Most Underrated

Coach doors are supposed to be a Rolls-Royce thing. Lincoln quietly built 80 of its own, right before COVID hit, and this barely-driven example is proof American luxury never fully died — it just got overlooked.

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Sep 16, 2026

Toyota's Hydrogen Hilux Is Finally Happening, But Its Real Rival Isn't Diesel — It's Infrastructure

Six years after the first hydrogen Hilux prototype, Toyota's finally putting it into production. The truck itself sounds genuinely capable. The 179 hydrogen stations across Europe are the actual bottleneck.

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Sep 16, 2026

Mercedes' Cheaper Electric C-Class Might Have Quietly Made The Expensive One Pointless

The C 400 was supposed to be the value pick beneath the AMG models. Now the C 300 has arrived and made the C 400's case a lot harder to argue, for $5,500 less.

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Sep 16, 2026

GM Finally Admits Killing CarPlay Was A Mistake, And The 2027 Trucks Prove It

GM spent years insisting drivers didn't need CarPlay or Android Auto. The 2027 Silverado and Sierra quietly prove that was never really about what customers wanted.

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Sep 16, 2026

NHTSA Is Asking Tesla The One Question Everyone's Been Avoiding: How Does Cybercab Even Have Brakes?

Tesla has until September 30 to explain, under sworn affidavit, how a car with no steering wheel and no brake pedal legally satisfies a rule that explicitly requires a foot-operated brake.

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Sep 16, 2026

Nissan Is Building A Hybrid Kicks In Britain To Buy Time Before The Juke Goes Fully Electric

Nissan's not just adding a new model to Europe — it's using the Kicks as a hybrid safety net for buyers who aren't ready to follow the Juke into a fully electric future.

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Sep 16, 2026

McLaren Just Confirmed The SUV It Swore It Would Never Build, And The Timing Says Everything

A decade ago, McLaren's leadership insisted an SUV would never happen. Now it's confirmed, carbon tub and all, and the math behind the reversal is impossible to argue with.

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Sep 16, 2026

VW Just Built Its First Ever Rear-Wheel-Drive GTI, And It's Not Even The Golf

Fifty years of GTIs, and every single one sent power to the front wheels — until now. VW's ID.3 GTI quietly rewrites one of the badge's oldest rules, and does it with an electric motor.

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Sep 16, 2026

A Teenager Hit 123 MPH In A Corvette, And CHP's Vague Follow-Up Is The Real Story

More than double the speed limit, in a car capable of doing real damage, driven by someone who's had a license for maybe a year. The citation isn't the part that concerns me — it's what CHP didn't say.

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Sep 15, 2026

The 2027 F-150 Adds Muscle, Hands-Free Towing, and a Carhartt Wardrobe — Pickup Wars Aren't Slowing Down

Ford isn't letting the F-150 coast. The mid-cycle update reads like a checklist of what full-size buyers actually argue about in forums.

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Sep 15, 2026

AMG's GLC 53 Facelift Is Testing Near the Ring — and the V8 Isn't Coming Back

Camouflage can't hide the reality: AMG's compact SUV is getting prettier, not louder, in the old-school sense.

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Sep 15, 2026

AMG GT Black Series Prototype Spotted at the Ring — Aero That Means Business

Huge wing, wide track, Ring testing. AMG still builds toys for people who read lap times like stock tickers.

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Sep 15, 2026

BYD's ETT44 Electric Semi Landed in Europe — Heavy Trucks Just Got a Chinese Rival

Passenger cars get the tariffs and headlines. BYD is also coming for the Class 8 conversation in Europe.

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Sep 15, 2026

An Ohio Dealer Shipped Counterfeit Honda Airbags Labeled as Night Lights — Here's Why That Should Terrify Every Shopper

Saving money on a used car is one thing. Saving money on the one component that has to work perfectly in a crash is another story entirely.

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Sep 15, 2026

GM Is Betting on Sodium-Ion Batteries for America — Here's Why That Matters for Your Next EV Deal

Lithium isn't the only game forever. GM's sodium-ion push is about cost, supply security, and eventually cheaper Bolt-class EVs.

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Sep 15, 2026

Hedley's $95K Electric Porsche 550 Spyder Replica Is Official — and Legally Weird

It's a scaled, electric take on James Dean's legend with Porsche's blessing. That sentence alone tells you who this is for.

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Sep 15, 2026

Kia EV9 Discounts Hit $16,000 Off Sticker — And That Changes the Three-Row EV Math

When a three-row EV lands under $41,000 before you haggle, the conversation stops being about early-adopter bragging rights and starts being about payment math.

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Sep 15, 2026

Rolls-Royce Built a Phantom Hummingbird With Real Abalone Shell — Excess, But Make It Art

It's a one-off Phantom for a client who wanted hummingbirds and abalone in the same cabin. That's ridiculous — and exactly the point of Coachbuild.

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Sep 15, 2026

Stellantis' BOW Concept Has No Driver, No Cab, and Almost No Specs — So Why Am I Intrigued?

It's a rolling cargo container with autonomy baked in. That sounds like a joke until you remember how last-mile delivery actually works.

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Sep 15, 2026

Volvo's Updated XC60 and XC90 PHEVs Stretch Electric Range — Quietly Fixing Plug-In Guilt

Plug-in hybrids only work if you actually plug them in. Volvo's longer EV range makes that habit pay off.

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Sep 14, 2026

Trump Says He'd Welcome Chinese Automakers in America — So Why Is Detroit Still Pushing for a Ban?

Trump just said the quiet part out loud: he doesn't actually mind Chinese automakers setting up shop in America. Detroit, on the other hand, wants the door welded shut. Something has to give.

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Sep 14, 2026

Genesis Just Proved the Magma GT Isn't a Fantasy — And I'm Not Ready for How Real It Looked

Concept cars usually sit still and look pretty. The Magma GT went up an Italian hillclimb under its own power, twin-turbo V8 howling, and suddenly Genesis's supercar ambitions feel a lot less theoretical.

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Sep 14, 2026

VW's Mission Efficiency Is the XL1's Spiritual Reboot — And It's Coming for a Serious Road Record

VW built a 250-unit halo car a decade ago just to prove a point about efficiency. Now it's back with an EV successor, a teardrop silhouette, and a 500-mile road trip to back up the hype.

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Sep 14, 2026

BMW's New X5 Accessory Catalog Proves You Don't Need An M Badge To Look The Part

BMW just dropped a full accessory catalog for the redesigned X5, and it's less about horsepower and more about looking — and living — the part.

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Sep 14, 2026

Stellantis Wants To Sell Its Canadian Plant To A Defense Contractor — And Unifor Isn't Having It

A Jeep Compass plant that never built a single Compass is about to become a defense manufacturing hub — if the union doesn't derail the deal first.

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Sep 14, 2026

Honda's Refusing To Play China's Speed Game — And Honestly, Good

Everyone else in the industry is racing to match China's development speed. Honda's answer is basically: no thanks, we'd rather still be trusted in five years.

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Sep 14, 2026

McLaren's P34 Will Out-Punch The 750S For Less Money — So Why Does That Make Me Nervous?

McLaren's next supercar is set to slot between the Artura and 750S with more torque than either — and a price that makes the lineup's whole hierarchy a little confusing.

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Sep 14, 2026

This 124-Mile Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet Is Rarer Than You Think — And That's The Whole Point

Only 99 of these were ever built, and this one has barely been driven. It's a strange, over-the-top piece of automotive excess, and I kind of love it for that.

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Sep 14, 2026

A Cop Used License Plate Data To Track An Abuse Victim For Her Alleged Abuser — And Walked Away Without Charges

The audit trail worked exactly as intended. The law protecting the person being tracked didn't.

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Sep 14, 2026

Ferrari's 296 GT Modificata Is What Happens When You Let A Race Car Break Its Own Rules

Take a genuine GT3 race car, strip away every rule that was holding it back, and you get the 296 GT Modificata — a supercar too extreme for the very racing series it's based on.

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Sep 14, 2026

Kia's PV7 Van Makes Every Other Commercial Van Look Like It's Stuck In 2015

Commercial vans have always been the industry's most boring category by design. Kia's PV7 quietly makes the case that boring and cutting-edge aren't mutually exclusive.

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Sep 14, 2026

Tesla Set Another Roadster Reveal Date, And I'm Not Sure I Believe It This Time Either

Tesla's Roadster page now has a countdown, a cryptic teaser image, and a Back to the Future reference. After nine years of delays, forgive me for not clearing my calendar just yet.

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Sep 14, 2026

Audi Killed The RSQ3, But Spy Shots Suggest America Is Finally Getting A Hot Q3

America never got the growly five-cylinder RSQ3. Spy shots suggest Audi's fixing that oversight with a different, more attainable hot Q3 — and the timing finally works in the US's favor.

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Sep 14, 2026

Jeep's JL-2A Package Is A $4,995 History Lesson On Wheels, And I'm Here For It

Jeep's newest heritage package doesn't chase a bigger engine or more power — it chases 1945, right down to the wheel color. That's a more interesting flex than it sounds.

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Sep 14, 2026

VW's Mission Efficiency Just Beat Its Own Production Car By Over A Mile Per kWh — Here's How

Earlier this week this was just a teardrop-shaped teaser. Now VW has receipts: a real 794-mile road trip, a 0.158 drag coefficient, and range numbers that make the production ID. Polo look thirsty by comparison.

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