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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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Porsche Has a New CEO

After months of internal pressure and mounting dissatisfaction from investors, Porsche has announced that it will replace CEO Oliver Blume. The company confirmed today, via an official statement from the Supervisory Board, that negotiations have begun for an early and mutually agreed termination of Blume's mandate as head of Porsche…

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Cadillac's 2026 Prices Climb as Its EV Lineup Expands

Over the last few years, Cadillac has slowly marched toward an all-electric lineup. Although it's taking longer than expected, the automaker's rollout of 2026 models reveals a clear trend: More EVs.

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This Company Is Developing a New Air-Cooled Flat-Eight Engine. It Sounds Amazing

If we're to believe recent news, internal combustion engines aren’t going anywhere. Despite all the doom and gloom, consumers still prefer gasoline-powered cars, and enthusiasts will soon have a new one to potentially add to their next project. It comes from Runge Cars, and it’s not for your everyday project…

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Ferrari Is Confident Gas Engines Haven't Peaked Yet

Ferrari has been making headlines in recent days after Maranello revealed preliminary technical specifications for “Elettrica,” its first foray into the EV segment. But that doesn’t mean the Prancing Horse is signaling the gradual demise of the combustion engine. Quite the opposite: it’s doubling down on ICE.

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Nissan's Two New Cars Prove Sedans Still Matter

The “Re:Nissan” recovery plan isn’t just about cutting 20,000 jobs, closing seven factories, shuttering two design studios, and implementing other draconian cost-saving measures. It’s also about new products. We’ve already seen the new Leaf and Sentra, along with the promise of an Xterra comeback in 2028. And there’s more where…

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Ford Is Selling an Ultra-Rare GT Heritage Edition Straight From Its Collection

Ford's Heritage Collection is home to some of the rarest vehicles ever produced by the Blue Oval. Even though it's not the most robust collection, there are a handful of hidden gems—like the original sixth-generation Bronco prototype, the world’s only V-10-powered Mustang, and a some rare Ford GT supercars.

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Rimac Wants Full Control of Bugatti

It's only been four years since Rimac Group and Porsche joined forces to create Bugatti Rimac, but apparently, CEO Mate Rimac is already tired of the bureaucracy. Rimac is itching to take control of the joint venture and is in negotiations to buy out Porsche's stake in the company.

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The Cadillac CT4 Is Dead. But It's Not All Bad News

Sedans continue to disappear from the US—and Cadillac is no exception. After killing off the CTS and CT6 models a few years back, the luxury automaker will lose another one of its sedans after 2026. Having fewer choices is never good; that said, it's not all bad news.

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Genesis Wants Its Own G-Class Rival. Here's Everything We Know

Concept cars are expensive endeavors, and they represent more than just fanciful ideas packaged for the public. They often preview what's coming next from an automaker, or heavily influence the company's portfolio for a generation, which makes it hard to ignore the X Gran Equator concept as anything other than…

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Volkswagen Bids Farewell to the Touareg

The rumors were true—the Touareg’s days are numbered. Volkswagen has confirmed its flagship SUV will retire next year. After 1.2 million units sold since its 2002 debut, the so-called "poor man’s" Audi Q7 will bow out in late March 2026, when order books officially close. Before it leaves, the luxobarge…

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Listen to Toyota's New Supercar Ahead of its December 4 Premiere

Although Toyota has intensified its teaser campaign in recent days, the much-hyped supercar won’t debut at the Japan Mobility Show in late October after all. The wait won’t be long, though; an official countdown page reveals that the premiere is scheduled for December 4 at 9:00 PM Eastern Time. The…

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Toyota Turns Century Into a Flagship Brand Above Lexus

Ever since its founding in 1989, Lexus has served as Toyota’s luxury brand, positioned to take on the likes of BMW, Mercedes, and Audi. The strategy has worked well for 36 years, with sales peaking last year at 851,214 units worldwide. However, Toyota is now shaking up its brand hierarchy…

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This New Ford Mustang Performance Trim Is a Drifter's Dream

Ford has really emphasized performance with the seventh-generation Mustang, launching the new Dark Horse and GTD models. Now, the automaker wants to offer a performance option for cost-conscious enthusiasts—the 2026 Mustang EcoBoost RTR Package.

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The 2026 Alfa Romeo Tonale Loses Its Hybrid but Looks Better

The Alfa Romeo Tonale isn’t that old, but the automaker is already giving the compact SUV a makeover for 2026. While not much has changed visually, something is missing under the hood—the hybrid option.

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The Ford Bronco Sport Looks Even Better With Bronze

We can’t get enough of the Ford Bronco Sport—a peppy compact SUV with genuine off-road chops. For 2026, the baby Bronco gets a fresh look with the arrival of the new Bronze Package, which adds a handful of stylish touches inside and out.

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Ram's Mid-Size Pickup Is Coming in 2028

The Dodge/Ram Dakota left production in 2011. Since then, the mid-size pickup segment has gained in popularity, but Stellantis hasn't been able to join in on the fun. Finally, though, Ram is working on a new mid-sizer, and as part of a $13 billion investment in the US, the automaker…

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The New Project Motor Racing Game Looks Rad

Project Motor Racing is one of the most intriguing sim-racing titles on the horizon. Many of the same folks behind the underrated Project Cars 2 are also behind this new franchise, which looks to distinguish itself with a neat car and track list and a realistic career mode. And this gameplay trailer is really…

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BMW Had 'Record High' V-8 Sales Last Year

BMW is looking ahead to the future with the Neue Klasse EV platform, but the company isn't forgetting its internal-combustion past. We recently spoke with BMW's RD head, Dr. Joachim Post, and while our conversation focused largely on the Neue Klasse and what comes next, he did touch on internal…

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How BMW Is Redefining Its Future With the iX3: Interview

BMW started making cars in the 1920s, but it wasn’t until 1962 with the introduction of the Neue Klasse—New Class—sedan that it started making the sort of cars we’d recognize today. The 1500 and its progeny, including the legendary 2002, were well-built, premium, elegant, and sporty. They laid the groundwork…

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Subaru Teases Gas and Electric STI Concepts

Ahead of the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, it seems domestic automakers have agreed not to steal each other’s spotlight during the teaser campaign. On Monday, Toyota previewed an electric Corolla and a Century Coupe. Yesterday, Mazda gave us a glimpse of a swoopy four-door concept. Today, it’s Subaru’s turn to…

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Next-Generation Dodge Durango Confirmed for 2029 Launch

Dodge has been building the current-generation Durango since 2010, making it one of the oldest vehicles still on sale in the United States. Nevertheless, a replacement isn’t coming anytime soon. Parent company Stellantis has announced that a successor won’t arrive until 2029, by which time the current model will have…

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Hyundai Is Developing a New ICE for Mid-Engine Cars

This might come as a surprise, but Hyundai has been experimenting with mid-engine prototypes for over a decade. Work on the RM (Racing Midship) project began in 2012, but it wasn’t until a couple of years later that the RM14 broke cover as a rear-wheel-drive Veloster with its engine mounted…

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Spyker Refuses To Die

Spyker, the long-troubled Dutch sports car company, has been saved from bankruptcy. Again. The company's founder, Victor Muller, has secured the brand's intellectual property rights and will now "focus on producing hand-built super sports cars," according to a social media post.

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Why Do So Many Cars Have Split Headlights?

Forget the classic look of two large headlights at each corner of the front end. Today’s cars see the world with new eyes: slim, sharp, and high on the bumper. LED daytime running lights (DRLs) have taken center stage visually, while the main headlights are now often hidden in the…

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