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The Subaru WRX Is Dying In Japan, But There's Good News For America

The Subaru WRX is dead in Japan. According to a statement posted on the automaker’s consumer website in its domestic market, production of the WRX S4 is ending, including the WRX S4 STI. The automaker will stop accepting orders on May 18.

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This Is The Slowest Bugatti You Can Buy, Depending On Who's Riding It

Road bikes are wild things. There's an obsession with weight savings that pushes elite riders to spend huge sums of money on the latest and greatest.

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Let's Hope The BMW i3 Touring Looks This Good

The introduction of the Neue Klasse is arguably BMW’s biggest move in decades. Launching this new era with the iX3 SUV and i3 sedan makes sense from a business perspective, as these models are among the most important in the German automaker’s lineup. Fortunately, BMW isn’t overlooking the other body…

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Rolls-Royce Scraps EV-Only Plan, Promises To Keep The V12 Alive

Rolls-Royce was once all in on electrification. When it launched the Spectre in 2022, the British luxury automaker pledged to go all-electric by 2030. Now, like so many other automakers before it, Rolls-Royce says it’s scaling back its EV ambitions.

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Hero Mustang GTD Owner Has His Car Delivered To A Porsche Dealer

The Mustang GTD is a special kind of Ford. It has a starting price of over $300,000, a limited production run, and a bespoke purchasing process that includes delivering the 815-horsepower Mustang anywhere you want—and we mean literally anywhere.

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The BMW i3 Almost Got The iX3's Vertical Kidney Grille

The BMW i3 is the automaker's second Neue Klasse model after the iX3, which set the styling expectations. The SUV debuted with a thin, vertical kidney grille that we feared would be the standard on all Neue Klasse models, but that’s not the case.

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These Cars Still Don't Have Volume Knobs In 2026

Buttons in cars are a hot topic—or rather, the lack thereof. When the first iPhone hit the market in 2007, automakers scrambled to get screens into their vehicles as quickly as possible, hoping to cash in on the hot new touchscreen craze.

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The Mercedes-AMG CLE 63 Is Coming With 646 Horsepower: Report

"Uncompromising AMG." That’s how Mercedes described its new high-performance coupe when it released teaser images earlier this year. Few details were shared, except that the tail-happy prototype was based on the CLE and that the production model would be part of the ultra-exclusive “Mythos” series. While we wait for the…

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Ferrari Boss: Touch Buttons Cost Half As Much As Physical Controls

For years, we’ve had to listen to nearly all automakers refer to haptic buttons as a beneficial evolution of car interior design. While they look great in press images, capacitive keys are often frustrating to use and typically have a glossy finish, making them fingerprint magnets. Better late than never,…

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Lamborghini Is Launching Several New Cars In 2026. An EV Will Follow

You’ll still hear people complaining that Lamborghini lost its soul after the Volkswagen Group took over in the late 1990s. That may be partially true, but would we even be talking about the exotic brand in 2026 if it weren’t for the German giant? The Sant’Agata Bolognese company has a…

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Is Koenigsegg Going Public? Investment Bankers Seem To Think So

The current wait time for a new Koenigsegg ranges from four years to almost a decade, which is a long time for buyers eager to get their hands on a Swedish supercar. Koenigsegg is working hard to reduce that figure to two years. A healthy injection of serious capital could…

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Bentley's New SUV Might Already Have A Name

Bentley is readying a new electric SUV. It was supposed to debut last year, but the automaker had to push it to 2026. Details are still scarce, including the name, but a recent trademark filing may reveal the model’s potential name—Barnato.

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BMW Won't Rule Out An Electric Sports Car

Electric sports cars haven’t exactly taken off yet. Audi and Porsche both have battery-powered coupes in the works, but the recent slowdown in EV demand has already cast some doubt over those models. BMW, fresh off the debut of its new i3, still believes there’s room for electric sports cars…

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Toyota Is Bringing Back The Celica. Here's Everything We Know

Toyota has hinted at a new, eighth-generation Celica for the last few years. Company executives started showing their interest in 2023, and then, in late 2024, Toyota’s chief technology officer just blurted it out: "We will make the Celica."

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The BMW i4 Is Effectively Dead

BMW’s new i3 electric sedan is set to arrive in the US in just a few months—but what does that mean for the current i4? Well, it looks like the battery-powered 4 Series sedan is on its way out.

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Volkswagen Recalls 50,000 Jetta Sedans For Fire Risk

Volkswagen will recall 48,165 Jetta sedans due to a fire risk. The affected vehicles might have an unconnected transmission ground wire. This can cause an open circuit and excessive current draw, increasing the risk of fire.

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This Range Rover Restomod Packs A Corvette V8—And Costs More Than a Supercar

When the restomod world takes on an icon like the first-generation Range Rover, expectations are high. Done right, though, the result can be exceptional—especially for buyers who want classic off-road capability with modern performance and aren’t shy about the price tag.

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BMW Is Saving The Wagon: New 3 Series Touring Teased

BMW may have kicked off the Neue Klasse revival with the iX3 crossover, but it isn’t ignoring the traditional body styles that helped build its reputation. At the i3’s reveal today, the company reaffirmed its commitment to sedans by planning another generation of the 3 Series with both combustion engines…

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Audi’s 'Emotional' Sports Car Is Coming Sooner Than We Thought

Audi made a myriad of announcements this week during its annual conference. Not only did it share an early look at the reborn A2, but it also confirmed that the next Q7 and the first Q9 will both launch this year. There’s also a facelifted Q4 E-Tron coming in 2026,…

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BMW i3 Revealed: 463 Horsepower And 440 Miles Of Range

Since its inception, the BMW 3 Series has been the benchmark that all other sports sedans have followed. For the last few decades, the 3 Series has remained one of the top choices in the luxury sedan segment. Now, BMW is ushering its most iconic nameplate into a bold new era.

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'A Real Porsche:' CEO Says New Gas SUV Won't Be A Rebadged Audi

Europeans had to say goodbye to the first-generation Macan in 2024 when Porsche retired the model after it failed to meet new cybersecurity regulations. Globally, the gasoline-fueled crossover is going out of production sometime in the middle of the year, leaving a huge gap in the company’s lineup. That void…

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These New Lowrider Stamps From The US Postal Service Rule

Lowrider culture got started in post-WWII America. The exact birthplace of the lowrider remains up for debate, but the importance of lowrider culture to Chicanos and Mexican Americans is clear.

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Buick Might Bring Back The Sedan: Report

Buick hasn’t sold a sedan in the United States since 2020, when the automaker discontinued production of the last Regal (even though the nameplate lives on in China). Now, though, a new report alleges that Buick might return to the segment.

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The Kia Telluride Has Better Wading Depth Than Bronco And Defender

The most hardcore off-road offerings on the marketplace have nothing on the new 2027 Kia Telluride X-Pro. At least, in one very specific metric that you don't actually use that often: wading depth.

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Ferrari Will Replace Your Touch-Capacitive Steering Wheel Controls With Real Buttons

Less than a year ago, Ferrari admitted it made a mistake. When it launched the SF90, the automaker wanted to cram as much new technology into the hybrid supercar as possible, opting for capacitive touch buttons on the steering wheel instead of real, tactile buttons. Owners hated it.

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