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You Don't Need a Porsche Taycan Roof Tent. But You'll Want One

I have never camped in my life, so when someone at Porsche asked if I’d sleep in a rooftop tent on a Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo during Petit Le Mans, I naturally said yes. One, because I thought it might be funny; two, because I am genuinely camping-curious.

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The 2026 Nissan Leaf Redefines Basic Transportation: Review

The 2026 Nissan Leaf is the "a-ha" moment the industry has been waiting for. It accomplishes something special: turning simplicity into a must-have feature—delivering over 300 miles of range for just $31,485, all while being genuinely fun to drive.

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The 10 Cheapest Off-Roaders You Can Buy in 2025

For reasons out of our control, off-roading and overlanding had a bit of a moment a few years ago. It seemed like everyone wanted to get lost on a long, winding trail.

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2026 Porsche Macan GTS: Porsche's First Electric SUV Gets A Nice Power Bump

The GTS has the lowest center of gravity of all the Macan versions. It also gets the rear motor out of the Macan Turbo.

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Porsche pours power into its Macan Electric range with a sleek GTS model

Behold! A new performance Porsche Macan EV arrives – and it means business

The New Porsche Macan GTS Is Electric

The Porsche Macan Electric is outselling the gasoline model this year, partly because the ICE version is no longer sold in the European Union. There won’t be any internal competition for long, as the gas-powered Macan will be retired globally in 2026. A new combustion-engine crossover with a different name…

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Ducati Says No to Small Displacement Bikes, While Rivals Reap the Rewards

The Italian manufacturer insists they won’t build small bikes, as it goes against the ethos of their brand.

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It's Official: The Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Is Coming Back

Update: In an email to Motor1, Alfa Romeo has shared more details about what lies ahead for the Giulia and Stelvio. The cars will indeed remain in production until the end of 2027 with diesel engines. Additionally, the hot Quadrifoglio versions will return next year.

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Ferrari Knows Buyers 'Get a Little Bit Annoyed' by Long Wait Times

Instant gratification in the Ferrari world is impossible. Beyond having a fat bank account, customers must arm themselves with patience. It takes many months from the moment an order is placed to the day the car is delivered. The entire production run for next year is already sold out, meaning…

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CrabWalking with the GMC Sierra EV is the weirdest thing I’ve ever done with a car — and it’s actually pretty useful

The 2025 GMC Sierra EV offers a neat feature called CrabWalk, which lets you drive the all-electric pickup truck in a diagonal motion.

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The Nissan Leaf Was The Original Affordable EV. The New One Nails The Formula

It's not easy to make a great $30,000 EV. But this isn't Nissan's first rodeo, and that exprtise shines through on the new Leaf.

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The Toyota Land Cruiser FJ Is Here. We Saw It Up Close: Video

It’s finally here. Toyota has unveiled its new Land Cruiser FJ ahead of this year’s Japan Mobility Show. The highly anticipated baby off-roader is nearly 11 inches shorter than the Land Cruiser 250, giving buyers a smaller, more affordable option—except for those of us in America.

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This Is the Coolest Ferrari You've Never Heard Of

Back in the 1980s, if you wanted a hotter Ferrari, you went to German tuner Koenig Specials. The company building potent versions of European luxury cars, including Ferraris, creating the rare Ferrari 512 BBi Koenig. The company made fewer than 30 of them, and this is your chance to own one of the unique cars.

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Tesla Might Stop Including Physical Keys With Some New Cars

Tesla may stop including key cards with the purchase of some new vehicles, possibly as a cost cutting move which could generate millions of dollars per year.

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'A Time Capsule': This Pristine Mercedes SL Was Uncovered After 42 Years In Storage

After sitting in a climate-controlled and de-humidified garage for 42 years, a pristine Mercedes-Benz 500SL is finally going on public display. The car was bought on November 30, 1982, with the owner trailering the car to his home where he stuck it in a garage for the next four decades.

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Electric Chevy Corvette: 'Not Something That's Easy Right Now,' GM President Says

I'll cop to some hypocrisy here. As the editor of InsideEVs, I love driving electric vehicles, and I know they're essential for reducing carbon emissions from transportation in the long run. But as a traditional car enthusiast, I'm not entirely sad when I learn that some gas-powered sports car that…

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Don't Overlook the Porsche 911 Carrera S: Review

The Carrera S does not grab headlines like the other members of the Porsche 911 family. The Carrera T is the enthusiast’s choice now, with its standard manual transmission; the hybrid GTS and Turbo S are the technology leaders, the bleeding edge of sports cars; the GT3 and GT3 RS…

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Audi's New Sports Car Hits the Road Ahead of 2027 Launch

Concept cars are usually confined to auto shows and museums, but not this one. Audi went through the trouble of registering the Concept C for street use, even though it’s not for sale. To make it road compliant and earn a license plate, the performance coupe had to be fitted…

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GM Regrets Killing the Cadillac CT6

We all have regrets, some bigger than others. In hindsight, there are things we’d do differently, choices that might have led us down a better path. But since none of us are clairvoyant, we must live with the decisions we’ve made. General Motors has its share of regrets too, particularly…

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Ferrari Honors the Legendary F40 With a Striking One-Off

What’s old is new again in Maranello. After dusting off the Testarossa name for the SF90 Stradale’s replacement, Ferrari continues to celebrate its illustrious past. The SC40 isn’t a direct successor to the legendary F40, but it does borrow several design cues from the last car personally approved by Enzo…

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An Electric Hummer, Rivian And Mercedes G-Wagen Were Driven Until They Died. I'd Choose The Loser Anyway

If you want to get the most range out of your off-roader, you're going to have to put up with some serious sacrifices on the trail.

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I drove the Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid for a week — and it’s the best of both worlds

The Prius Plug-In Hybrid follows the same path as its predecessors by driving home the idea that electric power is the way of the future.

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The Lamborghini Temerario Is Destroyer Of Windshields, And Electric Motors Are To Blame

Matt Farah says the Lamborghini Temerario cracked windshields of three cars while filming from its exposed rear tires (and presumably instant electric torque).

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The Vanquish Can Save Aston Martin: Video Review

For as long as the Vanquish has been around, it has never quiet been 100-percent an Aston Martin. It’s always been very Aston, but pieces were often borrowed from other places.

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The Tesla Model Y Three-Row Is Supposed To Be A Great Family Hauler. It Really Isn't

A reviewer in China got his hands on the three-row Model Y. The crossover drives great, but isn't the best at carrying people in comfort.

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