Tesla Releases A 7 Seat Version Of The Model Y, But It Isn't The Long Wheelbase Model Sold Elsewhere
Toyota Reigns Supreme: Worlds Best-Selling Carmaker For The Sixth Straight Year
Once again, the Volkswagen Group has to settle for second place.
The Electric BMW M3 Will Be A Quad-Motor Monster With Fake Gear Changes
Purists mustn't worry: a gas-fueled M3 is also coming.
Ford Bronco RTR Revealed: More Style For High-Speed Desert Dashes
Ford and RTR join forces to expand the Bronco family with this new model.
2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Calligraphy Review: Delivers Luxury EV Comfort and 311-Mile Range
The 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Calligraphy arrives as Hyundais most luxurious three-row EV yet, and its clear the brand wants this flagship SUV to rival premium competitors on comfort, technology, and everyday usability. With its bold styling, spacious cabin, and long list of amenities, the Ioniq 9 Calligraphy makes a strong case for shoppers wanting a full-size electric SUV without stepping into luxury-brand pricingthough its own price tag creeps close. Powered by a dual-motor setup with 422 horsepower and 516... [read more]
Ford Will Donate Five Broncos Prepped For Search and Rescue Duty
Two Bronco donations are already confirmed. The other three will be determined via a nationwide search for deserving organizations.
Why Some Cars Might Ditch Rear Windows Entirely
With better cameras and bigger screens, some companies are removing rear windows entirely. What does that mean for the future of car design?
2026 Mazda CX-5 Pricing Starts at $31,485
Last summer Mazda unveiled the fully redesigned 2026 CX-5 , the third generation of its best-selling SUV. The new CX-5 keeps its familiar shape but sharpens Mazdas Kodo design language with slimmer LED headlights, a wider stance, and new MAZDA script badging. The 2026 CX-5 is slated to arrive later this year, but Mazda has released the pricing, which starts at $31,485. Under the hood, Mazda continues with the Skyactiv-G 2.5L four-cylinder (187 hp, 186 lb-ft) paired with a 6-speed... [read more]
The Corvette ZR1X Is Officially America's Quickest Production Car: 1.68 Seconds
The ZR1X needed less than 2.0 seconds to hit 60 and less than 8.8 seconds to complete the quarter mile.
