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Every Manual Car You Can Still Buy In 2026

Manuals are a dying breed. Last year, nearly 10 cars lost their manual transmissions as the market continues to shift (pun intended) to automatics—or worse—CVTs. But that’s not to say all hope is lost.

Motor1 · Mar 26

Which Cars Cost the Most To Maintain? See 11 Brands Ranked

A new Bumper analysis reveals which car brands cost the most to maintain over five years — and which offer better long-term value.

GOBankingRates · Mar 26

Sony, Honda Discontinue AFEELA EV Development Despite Massive Announcements—But Why?

Sony Honda Mobility is no longer creating the AFEELA EV despite the massive announcements made earlier this year.

International Business Times · Mar 26

Question of the week: How long will Aston Martin's current crisis last?

There's no competition for the 'biggest negative surprise' award at the start of the new F1 season - but is there a way out for the Aston Martin project going forward? And how soon can solutions be found and implemented?

Motorsport · Mar 25

Why Fernando Alonso will miss part of Japanese Grand Prix weekend

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The Independent UK · Mar 25

Anyone Who Bought a LiveWire Before the Ridiculous Price Drop Is Getting Screwed

LiveWire dropped the MSRP of the One by €10,000 in Europe, meaning the resale value of used bikes will take an ungodly hit.

RideApart · Mar 25

Honda And Sony Are Killing Their Two Afeela Electric Cars

Sony surprised everyone when it dabbled in the car scene at CES 2020 with an electric sedan, followed a year later by an SUV. The tech giant teamed up with Honda in 2022, establishing the Sony Honda Mobility (SHM) joint venture to bring these concepts to production. However, that’s no…

Motor1 · Mar 25

9 Cars Retirees Can Actually Afford on Social Security in 2026

Mechanic Chris Pyle listed nine cars retirees can afford on Social Security. From $23,495 to $31,545, here are vehicles built to last on a fixed income.

GOBankingRates · Mar 25

Fernando Alonso to skip F1 Japanese GP media day

The Aston Martin driver will now arrive at the Suzuka Circuit on Friday, not Thursday

Motorsport · Mar 25

Fernando Alonso to miss Japanese GP media day after birth of first child

The 44-year-old Aston Martin driver is still set to be present on Friday at the track in Suzuka for practice

The Independent UK · Mar 25