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'Nobody Wants Manual Gearboxes Anymore:' Hyundai Thinks Manuals Could Go Extinct

Rowing your own gears is gradually becoming a lost art as more and more automakers eliminate the third pedal. The convenience of an automatic is undeniable, but there are other reasons why stick shifts are disappearing.

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I found out by chance my Citroen DS3 has a ‘stop drive’ recall over airbag

I only bought it three weeks ago and have not received any communication from the company about a repair

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Ferrari ditches haptics for buttons with new Amalfi

The Ferrari Roma has been replaced by the new Amalfi, and inside there’s a major UI upgrade

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Lamborghini Walks Back Urus EV, Plans Hybrid Instead

Lamborghini is joining the chorus of other carmakers delaying the launch of new electric vehicles. The brand’s CEO has revealed in a recent interview that the next-generation Urus will retain a plug-in hybrid powertrain as the automaker postpones the launch of the battery-electric version, which might not arrive until 2035.

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What Engine Is This Audi RS6 Avant Prototype Hiding?

There's a new Audi RS6 Avant on the horizon following the debut of the latest A6 and S6 models. It'll be a few months still before we see the newest performance wagon in production, but a spy video from Spain captured a prototype testing on the road. The question is:…

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Porsche Cayenne EV: Why Top Gear's Richard Hammond Would Tow A House With One

Former Top Gear and Grand Tour host Richard Hammond demonstrates the new electric Cayenne’s excellent towing rating and power.

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Both Drivers Somehow Walked Away From This Explosive Nürburgring Crash

The drivers of a BMW M2 and a Porsche 911 GT3 RS were lucky to walk away with their lives after a scary crash on the Nürburgring this past Saturday, which left both cars totaled. The collision occurred during a tourist drive session at the quickest part of the circuit,…

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Tested: The 2025 Porsche Taycan Is Still A Fast-Charging Demon

The electric Porsche Taycan offers a lot of performance, in more ways than one. Our test revealed the quickest charging speeds we've seen outside of China.

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The 2025 Porsche Taycan 4S Cross Turismo Is the Ultimate Daily: Review

If the best daily driver sits at the center of a complex Venn Diagram, it might look something like the 2025 Porsche Taycan 4S Cross Turismo.

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Porsche Should Just Cancel the Electric 718

The 718 is one of the last truly great sports cars. It receives near-universal praise by adhering to a simple formula: An engine in the middle and a manual transmission, packaged into a sleek, well-built layout. This collection of attributes is exceedingly rare in 2025.

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Honda Ghosts Its Big Electric SUV: Report

The Japanese automaker's upcoming large SUV has fallen victim to a plan to slash $20 billion from its EV development budget and shift it to hybrids.

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'Best Electric Car In the World:' Porsche Still Thinks the Taycan Is Unbeatable

You’re not going to hear a high-ranking official from an automaker say negative things about a product. It makes perfect sense to hype up something your employer is selling, yet we were still taken aback by what Porsche’s newly appointed boss in Germany declared: "For me, the Taycan is the…

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Fiat's New 70-Horsepower Gas Hatchback Is For 'Real People'

Fiat had no choice but to pause production of the 500e several times due to low demand. Realizing the situation wasn’t improving, the company announced last year that it would fit its smallest hatchback with a gasoline engine. A new production line at the Mirafiori plant is already operational and…

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Richard Hammond Tackles Hill Climb in The Electric Porsche Cayenne

In June 2017, Richard Hammond crashed a Rimac Concept_One during a hill climb event in Switzerland. To say it was a close call would be an understatement, as the electric hypercar burst into flames and fell down a hill moments after the journalist got out of the wreckage. He lived…

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The Porsche 911 Club Coupe Is a Carrera T, But Rarer

For its 50th birthday, the Porsche Club of America worked with Porsche to create a special model commemorating the golden anniversary, the 2006 911 Carrera S Club Coupe. The PCA and Porsche collaborated again 10 years later for the club's 60th with the 2016 911 Carrera GTS Club Coupe, and…

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UK carmakers on track to meet EV sales target despite intense lobbying to lower quota

Electric car sales made up 21.6% of sales in first half of 2025, only just below the effective 22% share needed to meet rules

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Voices: Did Jaguar ‘go woke and go broke’? No, it’s more complicated than that

COMMENT: The silly season discourse pinning Jaguar sales figures on a car that didn’t even exist was enough to make the eyes roll, writes Sean O’Grady – they’re simply not making cars, but there’s life in the old cat yet

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This Early Hyundai Ioniq 9 Charge Test Looks Really Good

Hyundai's three-row absolutely blitzes through a 10-80% charge test. It's not as quick as an Ioniq 5, but it's close.

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BYD Just Sold Its Millionth Seagull

Whether you call it the Dolphin Mini, Dolphin Surf or Seagull, BYD has moved more than a million of them.

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Mercedes' Electric Luxury Van Packs Some Serious Range

The VLE is next year's replacement for the Mercedes EQV, which will have considerably more range than any current electric people carrier.

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Subaru Made the World's Only Twin-Turbo Flat-Four. It Was Madness

Subaru is conservative these days. It sticks with technologies it knows well, evolving its cars gradually over the years. Even when it does something new, it’s often long after the rest of the industry. But in the 1990s, Subaru was gloriously weird and experimental. Witness Subaru’s largely forgotten sequentially twin-turbocharged…

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How Much Energy It Takes To Drive 1,242 Miles With An Electric Car

We partnered with Polestar to race in the 2025 Mille Miglia Green. Here's what we learned about energy consumption at the race.

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The New Mercedes CLA Is Actually Selling Great

The Internet hasn’t exactly been kind to the new CLA, but the World Wide Web isn’t paying Mercedes to keep the lights on. Buyers are, using their hard-earned money. The three-pointed star is happy to report that demand for its electric sedan is strong, with production chief Joerg Burzer describing…

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Ferrari to Manual Gearbox Fans: Just Buy Used

Ferrari had its reasons for abandoning manual gearboxes after the 2012 California. Only two or three convertibles were ever sold with a stick shift, but the low take rate wasn’t the only factor behind the gated shifter’s demise. Back in 2016, former tech boss Michael Leiters explained there’s no manual…

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Porsche Isn't Done Testing Its First Electric Coupe: Video

It’s been almost three years since prototypes of the 718 EV were first caught testing. Car paparazzi initially spotted the Boxster, but it didn’t take long before the Cayman appeared in front of the camera. Although prototypes have been around for a long time, the production version remains elusive. That…

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