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Stellantis Is Worried About Paying Billions in Emissions Fines

Earlier this year, the European Parliament voted to give car companies more time to comply with new emissions regulations that took effect in 2025. Instead of meeting the newly imposed 93.6 g/km fleet target this year, automakers will now have to achieve that figure as an average over three years:…

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Ferrari Admits It Made a Mistake When It Deleted Real Buttons

When Ferrari showed the Amalfi last night, we were pleased to see that the Roma’s successor received a more powerful V-8 without resorting to a hybrid setup. Another highlight is inside, where the “entry-level” Prancing Horse now features a redesigned steering wheel with physical buttons and a proper start button.…

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Who Bought a New Fiat 124 Spider In Q2 2025?

Here we go again. Stellantis dealers are still selling cars that the automotive conglomerate hasn’t built in years. As a matter of fact, some of these vehicles went extinct well before Fiat Chrysler Automobiles merged with Peugeot Citroën in 2021. The second-quarter sales results are out, and several discontinued models…

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2026 Ferrari Amalfi Revealed: New Face, Same Great V-8

As promised, Ferrari on Tuesday afternoon revealed the latest addition to its lineup. Called the Amalfi, it's a front-engined, four-seater coupe meant to replace the outgoing Roma, using much of that car's design. There's a new fascia up front, bringing it more in line with the company's corporate looks, as…

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Lancia Is Bringing Back the Delta HF Integrale

Stellantis is attempting something of a comeback with Lancia. Left for years to languish, Lancia recently launched a new Ypsilon hatchback, and soon, it'll revive the Gamma and Delta nameplates. Thanks to its unprecedented rally success, the Delta Integrale is one of Lancia's best-loved cars, and soon, it too will…

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History of the Bentley Logo: How the 'Winged B' Evolved

Bentley's logo is iconic; a stylized ‘B' at the heart of two shining, silver wings. The ‘Winged B' was created in 1919 by Frederick Gordon-Crosby, and a version of which has graced the bumper of every Bentley model since.

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Dodge Recalls Charger EV Because It Isn't Legally Noisy Enough

Electric vehicles are much quieter than combustion-powered cars. However, they’re not supposed to be totally silent. Federal law requires EVs to emit a sound for pedestrians and other drivers, but it seems Dodge might have produced a number of Charger Daytonas with amplifiers that fail to make any sound at…

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Kia Just Had Its Best Six Months of Sales In History: 'A Milestone'

For all the doom and gloom surrounding the new-car market, some companies are thriving. Kia, for example, just reported its best first half of sales in company history.

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Ferrari Is Finally Replacing the Roma. Here's What It Could Be Called

Ferrari said it would reveal six cars this year, and one of those arrives later today. We expect the new model to replace the Roma, which debuted in late 2019, and the latest teaser provides the best hint yet at the car's new name. It'll likely be called the Amalfi.

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How Aston Martin's CEO Plans to Transform the Legendary Brand

Adrian Hallmark made waves when he jumped from Bentley to Aston Martin in 2024. The two companies, though similar on the surface, couldn't have been in more different places. One overseen by a German monolith, the other… has been in the news a fair bit.

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The New Mazda CX-5 Is Almost Here

When Mazda launched the CX-50 a few years ago, it raised concerns about the CX-5’s future and whether it would still have a place in the lineup. However, it didn’t take long for the company to confirm a next-generation CX-5, proving there’s no such thing as having too many SUVs…

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'10 Years Too Early:' Mercedes Says Futuristic EQS Styling Is Hurting Sales

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but the negativity surrounding the design of Mercedes’ flagship electric car seems nearly universal. I must be in the minority because I don’t think the EQS looks bad, especially in real life. Sure, it doesn’t have the presence of an S-Class, but…

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Audi: 'People Won't Let Politicians Dictate Which Cars They Should Drive'

Audi is one of many car manufacturers that announced ambitious plans to go purely electric even before the European Union’s 2035 ban on cars that generate harmful emissions. However, like others, it has recently backtracked from its lofty goal of becoming EV-only by 2033, opting to keep combustion engines well…

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‘No Real Limitation:’ Bentley Would Build a Pickup If You Ask

If you’re in the business of making money, then you’ll likely do just about anything to earn a dollar. That includes Bentley, which will build you a pickup if you ask nicely. And by ask, we mean you have to write a big check.

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The World's Greatest McLaren Collection Is Up for Sale

McLaren would not be what it is today without Mansour Ojjeh. The businessman took an ownership stake in McLaren in 1984, and together with Ron Dennis, helped turn it into the top-flight Formula 1 team and supercar builder it is today. Ojjeh passed in 2021, and now, his car collection…

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2026 Ram 2500 Warlock: An Even Tougher Off-Road Truck

Ram is keeping itself busy right now. The V-8 Hemi is back in the 1500, the brand is returning to NASCAR, and it just introduced a decade-long warranty for most of its models. Now, it’s launching two new entry-level heavy-duty sport truck options—the 2026 Ram 2500 Black Express and 2500…

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'Huge Demand:' BMW Is Increasing M2 CS Production Just to Keep Up

BMW's latest M cars are hot commodities. Demand for the M5 is surpassing the automaker's expectations, and now we have word that buyers are placing orders for the new M2 CS in greater numbers than initially predicted. This is forcing BMW to increase the number of build slots in certain…

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We Tested Apple CarPlay Ultra. It's Great—But There's a Catch

"Does it have CarPlay?" It's one of the first questions anyone—driver, passenger, or buyer—asks about a new car. The frustrating menus, clunky user interfaces, and overall poor experience surrounding modern car infotainment systems have driven the majority of people to Apple CarPlay (or Android Auto, Google's native equivalent), which effectively…

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Nissan to Suppliers: Will You Take an IOU?

Under new CEO Ivan Espinosa and after a failed merger attempt with Honda, Nissan is trying to turn things around. That means mass layoffs, pausing work on some new models, and now, asking suppliers if they'll take an IOU.

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Copying Homework: Mercedes Will Use Fake Gearshifts in AMG Supercar

Mercedes-AMG knows that making an electric car exciting is no easy task. Many manufacturers have tried, but only a precious few have succeeded. So the German brand is copying homework in hopes of winning over internal combustion faithful.

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Could Pop-Up Headlights Make a Comeback?

They say everything is cyclical—fashion, music, pop culture. The same is true with car design. Hyundai popularized the retro-fantastic '8-bit' styling on its modern EVs, while Honda is on a mission to revive the long-lost wedge.

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Lotus Might Build Cars at Volvo Factory In America

Over the weekend, multiple reports emerged suggesting Lotus might shut down its historic Norfolk plant and cease car production in the United Kingdom. However, those rumors have since been denied: “Lotus Cars is continuing normal operations, and there are no plans to close the factory.” The statement followed reports from…

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The New Nissan Patrol Nismo Has More Power Than America's Armada

Nissan has been selling a Patrol Nismo in the Middle East for a decade, but only now is the United States getting an equivalent: the Armada Nismo. It answers a question few have asked, as it's hard to imagine people lining up to place deposits for a high-performance version of…

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Audi Is Dead Last In New Initial Quality Study

It’s that time of the year when J.D. Power releases its U.S. Initial Quality Study. Now in its 39th edition, the survey collected feedback from 92,694 purchasers and lessees of 2025 model year vehicles, asking whether they encountered any problems during the first 90 days of ownership. Those who agreed…

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Longtime Ferrari Boss Might Be Working for McLaren

Luca Cordero di Montezemolo is one of the most important people in Ferrari's history. He first worked for the Formula 1 team in the 1970s and joined the company again in 1991, becoming Enzo Ferrari's successor. In his tenure, which lasted until 2014, Montezemolo oversaw a transformation in Ferrari's road-car…

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