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Honda Kills Three EVs, And The Acura RSX Is One of Them

It was less than a year ago when Honda reinvented the Acura RSX as an electric crossover, but the EV died before it could live. It was scheduled to go on sale later this year, but that’s no longer happening. Along with two Honda-badged electric vehicles, the RSX has officially…

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The New BMW 7 Series Will Keep The Huge Grille And Split Lights

The new iX3 marks a radical design departure for BMW, but we won't see the fresh look on all BMW cars. Although most models from Munich will embrace the Neue Klasse aesthetic in the coming years, the 7 Series won’t be one of them. The luxury sedan is getting a…

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Volkswagen Group Has 20 New Models Coming In 2026. Here's All Of Them

Last year wasn’t an easy one for the Volkswagen Group, as was the case for many automakers. The company saw its operating profit drop 53 percent compared to 2024, due largely to factors like tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, costs tied to adjustments in Porsche’s product strategy, and more.

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Infiniti's Biggest SUV Might Get A Performance Trim With 600 HP

Over the last few years, Infiniti has downsized its portfolio, killing off many of its cars to focus heavily on crossovers and SUVs. In 2024, the company unveiled the new QX80, which could soon spawn a high-performance version.

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Ford CEO: Manual Mustang Isn't Going Anywhere

The manual transmission, like sedans, isn't dead. They are just not as popular as they used to be, and it happens. Tastes change, and new trends emerge, but not every automaker is willing to cave to peer pressure, like Ford. The American automaker has zero plans to ditch the manual…

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BMW Is Building A G-Class Rival. Here's Everything We Know

As SUVs continue to boom in popularity, so too does interest in rugged, off-road–focused models. Many automakers have turned their everyday crossovers into more capable adventure vehicles—or launched entirely new models designed with off-road capability in mind. Now BMW is finally ready to join the trend, as the German automaker…

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States Are Finally Cracking Down On Montana's Supercar Registration Loophole

For years now, if you purchased an expensive car but wanted to avoid paying the potentially high taxes on said car, you could register it in Montana. All you need to do is create an LLC in that state, then register your car to that business.

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Ferrari Is Cooking Up A Hotter V12 SUV With A Meaner Purosangue

While we wait for Maranello to launch its first electric vehicle, the previously most controversial model is reportedly getting an update. Ferrari is looking to introduce a performance version of its Purosangue SUV later this year. It’s claimed to retain the naturally aspirated V12 engine, although it's unclear whether more…

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Audi Says Looks Still Matter Most To Buyers

The Concept C hits the reset button on Audi’s design at a time when the company’s sales are falling. Demand dropped by 2.9 percent last year compared to 2024, which wasn’t a great year either, as shipments plummeted by 11.8 percent versus 2023. Changing how cars look could significantly impact…

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Ram Is Bringing Back A Van You Might Actually Want

Ram is reviving the ProMaster City van. It’s all-new for 2027, at least for the United States, and it will go on sale a year from now.

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Porsche Is Considering A New Hypercar (Update)

[UPDATE] In a statement to Motor1, a Porsche spokesperson has confirmed the company is considering a new hypercar, adding that a new GT model is also a possibility.

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The 2026 Dodge Charger R/T Delivers All-Season Entertainment: Review

Dodge is quick to call the Charger a muscle car, which would make sense given its history. But I don’t think it really fits that bill. While this new Charger is definitely a sharper, sleeker version of the car it replaces, it actually more closely resembles a different type of…

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Rejoice: This Luxurious Mercedes-Benz Minivan Is Coming To America

Mercedes-Benz has a new electric van called the VLE. It’s a car we would expect to see in China, where luxury minivans serve as limousines—but America won’t be missing out on this one. The automaker plans to offer a long-wheelbase version of the VLE in the United States.

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Chrysler Just Replaced Its Cheapest Minivan

After six years on the market, the Chrysler Voyager is dead. Introduced for 2020 as a cheaper option to the Pacifica, following Dodge's discontinuation of the Grand Caravan, Chrysler is replacing the Voyager with a new Pacific LX trim.

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New Alpine A110 Staying Electric, But There's A Gas Backup Plan

One of Europe’s most beloved sports cars is going electric. Alpine is readying an all-new version of the A110, with two electric motors, two battery packs, and a lightweight driving feel. It’s destined to take on rivals like Audi and Porsche in the burgeoning EV sports car space.

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Honda Will Make New Parts For Your Old Acura NSX

Honda has a division called Honda Heritage Works. Today, that group has two subdivisions devoted to restoring and maintaining classic Honda and Acura vehicles. And one of them is about to make first-generation Acura NSX owners very happy.

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Audi's New RS3 Honors The Legendary Five-Cylinder Engine

Audi is celebrating 50 years of its iconic five-cylinder engine the only way it knows how—with a rare special-edition car. Meet the new Audi RS3 Competition Limited, created to mark five decades of Audi’s legendary five-cylinder powerplant and packed with upgrades.

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Renault's R-Space Lab Has A Built-In Alcohol Detector

The Renault R-Space Lab is a concept vehicle that the automaker is using to explore new approaches to interior design and how a vehicle can be used. The project was developed within the company’s internal innovation platform, Garage Futurama, which looks at vehicle concepts for the period starting around 2030.

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The Renault Bridger Shows It's Still Hip To Be Square

The Renault Group is grabbing all the automotive headlines today with its “futuREady” agenda, signaling the arrival of 36 models by 2030. We’ve already seen the new Dacia Striker lifted wagon, but the main brand also has something to show. Meet Bridger, a refreshingly boxy crossover bound to compete in…

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The Dacia Striker Is A No-Nonsense Lifted Wagon

Introduced today, Renault’s “futuREady” plan calls for 36 new models launching by 2030. Many will carry the company’s diamond logo, while others will be performance vehicles for the Alpine sub-brand. Dacia won’t be ignored either, as new models are on the horizon, kicking off with the Striker. This is the…

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The Lamborghini Miura Is 60

At the 1966 Geneva Motor Show, Automobili Lamborghini unveiled the Miura. It wasn’t just a new model for the brand—it represented a complete shift in perspective. For the first time, a mass-produced road car featured a transversely mounted mid-engine V12, a layout that was almost exclusively for racing.

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The New Electric Porsche Cayenne S Hits The Sweet Spot

Porsche is looking to mirror the Electric Cayenne’s lineup with that of its gas-fueled counterpart. It’s a strategy already in place for the Macan, and now its bigger brother is following the same path. After the base and Turbo flavors were released last November, the Cayenne without a combustion engine…

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The Fast & Furious Roller Coaster Ride Cars Are Ripped Straight From The Movies

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the first Fast Furious film. The franchise spans 11 movies, with the 12th currently in development. Not only that, but Universal Studios is readying a new roller coaster themed after the movies. It’s called "Fast Furious: Hollywood Drift," and newly released photos show…

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Why 0-60 MPH Is The Standard For Measuring Car Acceleration

When your car-obsessed buddy, a professional car journalist, or even the automaker itself says something like, "The McLaren 750S gets from zero to 60 miles per hour in 2.3 seconds,” you know that’s a quick car. Highway speed from a standstill in about the same amount of time it takes…

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Ford CEO: Australia Needs A New Ute

Ford CEO Jim Farley was recently in Australia, where he spoke to local media. The subject of a Ute revival came up, and it appears Farley agrees that the Aussie market needs a new car truck.

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