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The “Re:Nissan” recovery plan, outlined a few months ago, includes reducing the number of production sites from 17 to 10. One of the factories slated for closure has now been identified, with newly appointed CEO Ivan Espinosa calling it a “tough but necessary decision.” The Oppama Plant, located in the…

It’s been more than two years since Land Rover announced plans to launch a fully electric Range Rover. While we’re still waiting for the official debut, the teaser campaign has already revealed much of the luxury SUV’s design. Visually, it will look nearly identical to its combustion-engine counterpart, with which…

Sure, Bentley flew me to Montana to see its headlining act, the new Bentayga Speed. But before an afternoon return flight on day two, there were some other Bentleys to consider, lined up in the horseshoe driveway of our Big Sky hotel.

With 1,250 horsepower from a hybridized V-8, the new ZR1X is the pinnacle of the C8 Corvette—the culmination of all things possible. At least, so we thought.

For years, Lamborghini was all about all-wheel drive—it was the one thing separating the Italian automaker from its chief rival, Ferrari. Only occasionally did the company offer rear-wheel drive on a limited special edition.

There aren't nearly as many sedans in the US as there used to be. It’s a sad reality, but SUVs have essentially cratered sales of the traditional four-door, with just a handful of survivors still hanging on for the long haul.

Porsche has not lost faith in electric vehicles. Even though Taycan sales fell 49 percent last year and continued to drop by 6 percent in the first half of 2025, Zuffenhausen is pressing ahead with its EV agenda. The company is encouraged by the early success of its second-generation Macan,…

You know the reborn Prelude has been a long time coming when it’s making a second appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and you still can’t buy one. Honda brought a concept to last year’s event and returned this past weekend with a near-production prototype. Unlike its first outing…

When the Integra Type S debuted just two years ago, it was met with enthusiasm. It’s the Civic Type R in Sunday slippers, a less hardcore, more road-focused Honda hot hatchback. The prospect was enticing, though I would argue the current-gen Type R is far from a hardcore, raw experience.…