Genesis May Bury Its Cheapest Sedan Genesis is expected to drop its G70 sedan after 2027, signaling a clear shift towards EVs and SUVs as brands abandon sedans. InsideEVs · Aug 17, 2025
Volkswagen Is Locking Horsepower Behind a Paywall Automakers are embracing subscriptions whether customers like them or not, often pushing beyond what most of us find acceptable. BMW attempted to charge a monthly fee for heated seats, but users didn’t bite. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Mercedes-Benz still offers Acceleration Increase for its EQ models, which… Motor1 · Aug 17, 2025
7 Things Men Buy to Impress Others That Backfire Badly We all want to make a good impression, but sometimes our efforts backfire—especially when it comes to spending money. Many men buy things to impress others, hoping to boost their status or fit in. But some purchases meant to impress can actually hurt your wallet, your reputation, or both. In… Clever Dude · Aug 17, 2025
This Nissan Leaf Limo Has Two Batteries. Here’s How Far It Can Go On Empty This is some very important information. For a minuscule number of people. InsideEVs · Aug 16, 2025
Driving The Renault 5 E-Tech EV Gave Me Hope With impressive Chinese electric cars flooding the European market, it’s reassuring to see that the French have somehow built one that’s both good and charming. InsideEVs · Aug 16, 2025
The Latest Mustang GTD Ditches Paint for Pure Carbon The Ford Mustang GTD is the most radical version of the model we have ever seen, and the Blue Oval has somehow taken it even further. The automaker has unveiled the GTD Liquid Carbon that passes on a coat of paint for a completely exposed carbon-fiber body. Motor1 · Aug 16, 2025
I Drove The BYD Seagull. This $8,000 Chinese EV Is Scary Good Once China's best selling car, we head to the streets just outside of Shanghai to see just how good it is. InsideEVs · Aug 16, 2025
8 Car Features That Are Illegal in Some States Buying or modifying a car can be a great way to express your style or improve your driving experience. But did you know that some car features are illegal in certain states? Understanding which car features are illegal in some states is important for avoiding fines, failed inspections, or even… Clever Dude · Aug 16, 2025
I test action cameras for a living — here’s the one reason I'll never buy the DJI Osmo 360 The DJI Osmo 360 is a fantastic 360 camera, but it just can't compete with the Insta360 X5 in one of the most pivotal areas for creators: audio. Tom’s Guide · Aug 16, 2025
VW is charging a subscription to give this EV extra power Would you pay a monthly fee for more power, smarter headlights and heated seats? T3 · Aug 16, 2025
From Gas to Hybrid: 5 Cars Men Love in 2025 In 2025, the switch from traditional gas-powered cars to hybrids is no longer a slow trickle—it’s a full-on movement. Rising fuel costs, stricter emissions regulations, and impressive performance upgrades have made hybrids an appealing choice for men who once swore by pure gasoline engines. This shift isn’t just about saving… Clever Dude · Aug 16, 2025
Every 5 Minutes: Men Search for ‘DIY Car Repair’—Here’s What Goes Wrong It happens constantly—every five minutes, men across the country are typing “DIY car repair” into search bars, looking for quick fixes and step-by-step guides. While the internet is full of tutorials, not all repairs go as smoothly as the videos suggest. In many cases, those do-it-yourself attempts lead to bigger… Clever Dude · Aug 16, 2025
Electric car grant expanded to offer discount on more new models Models from Volkswagen, Peugeot and Cupra have been added to a list that means drivers can get up to £1,500 off 22 models. Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2025
Why Car Dealerships Are Pushing Useless Add-Ons Again? Car buyers are already feeling the pinch from high interest rates, rising vehicle prices, and limited inventory. Now, dealerships are doubling down on an old profit tactic—pushing unnecessary add-ons. From overpriced paint protection to inflated service plans, these extras can easily add thousands to the final price. While some of… Clever Dude · Aug 15, 2025
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 Did the Lexus EV Sports Car Die So the 'LFR' Could Live? To the eagle-eyed, the new Lexus Sports Concept might look familiar. And I don’t mean to those who’ve pored over the many spy photos and renderings of both the upcoming road and racing versions. This new car—which we and others have been calling the LFR—owes a lot to the LC…
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 The Meyers Manx LFG Is Part 911, Part Dune Buggy For a few years now, the newly revived Meyers Manx has made cool beach buggies with a variety of powertrains—VW flat-four, three-cylinder radial, and all-electric. Now, though, it's building something quite a bit more powerful with UK Porsche shop Tuthill Porsche. Debuting at Monterey Car Week, the LFG is an…
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 Gordon Murray's Latest Supercar Is a Love Letter to Le Mans Gordon Murray Automotive produces very few cars. The boutique supercar maker limited production of its T.50 and T.33 supercars to just 100 units each, making them some of the rarest, most sought-after sports cars on the market. But for some, even these cars aren't special enough. So, GMA is introducing…
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 Gordon Murray Essentially Resurrected the F1 GTR—And It's Perfect Gordon Murray Automotive is getting into the business of ultra-low-volume specials. A growing trend in the ultra-exotic space, the S1 LM is the first product, alongside the Le Mans GTR, to emerge from the company's "Special Vehicles" subsidiary, and just about the coolest thing to come from Monterey Car Week.
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 The Ringbrothers Aston Martin DBS Is a Proper Restomod Ringbrothers is renowned for taking classic muscle cars and turning them up a notch. You might remember their beautiful Buick Grand National from a few years back, or the stunning Mercury Cougar. For Monterey Car Week, Ringbrothers has done it again—but this time, it’s not an American muscle car. This…
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 Meet the 2,000-HP Electric Corvette of the Future When Chevrolet isn’t busy setting records at the Nürburgring with the Corvette ZR1X, its designers are back in the lab, cooking up concepts that imagine the far-off future of America’s favorite sports car.
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 This Is Lamborghini's Fastest, Most Powerful Hypercar Ever There's a new Lamborghini in town, and it's called Fenomeno. Based on the flagship Revuelto, it gets the most powerful V-12 ever offered by the brand, along with hybrid assistance and striking looks described as a new "design manifesto." Lamborghini calls it a "few-off," with just 29 units destined for…
InsideEVs · Aug 15, 2025 You May Reconsider Buying A Plug-In Hybrid After Watching This Testing the efficiency of three versions of the same car had some pretty interesting results that don't put PHEVs in a particularly positive light.
Clever Dude · Aug 15, 2025 What Happens If Your Car’s Oil Wasn’t Actually Changed? You trust your mechanic. You pay for an oil change. But what if your car’s oil wasn’t actually changed? This isn’t just a “what if” for some drivers. It happens more than you might think. And the risks are real. Your car’s engine depends on clean oil to run well.…
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 This Is the New Lexus Supercar Concept—And It Looks Spectacular Well, we weren't expecting this. At The Quail, a Motorsports Gathering, during Monterey Car Week, Lexus took the wraps off its new Sport Concept. This is a preview of what we've been calling the LFR, and it looks like a blend of LFA and LC500.
Motor1 · Aug 15, 2025 The Frustrating Pseudoscience of Nürburgring Lap Times Numbers help us make sense of the world. In cars, numbers tell us a lot—a car that does 0-60 miles per hour in 3.5 seconds is objectively quicker than one that does it in 3.6 seconds.