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BYD Enters Kei Car Market with First Electric Light EV
China’s BYD is entering Japan’s fiercely protected kei car market with its first electric model, set to debut at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, challenging local giants Honda, Suzuki, and…

Ford Gave the Taurus a Mustang Makeover for Its Comeback — And It Looks Wild
Ford is giving the Taurus a bold new look, with teaser images revealing a facelifted version that borrows heavily from the Mustang’s aggressive styling.

Former Stellantis CEO Says Company May Break Due to Internal Tensions
Ex-Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares warns the auto giant could break apart due to internal tensions, fractured national interests, and the potential sale of European brands to a Chinese automaker.

Uber Drivers Can Now Get $4,000 to Go Electric — But Only in These 4 States
Uber has rebranded Uber Green to Uber Electric and is offering up to $4,000 in grants to drivers in select U.S. regions to support the switch to fully electric vehicles…

Tesla Roadster Demo Confirmed for 2025, Production Now Targeted for 2027
Nearly a decade after its reveal, Tesla's second-gen Roadster is still delayed. A demo is expected by end-2025, but production won't start before 2027—if the timeline doesn’t slip again.

GM to Retire Fuse Boxes with New Vehicle System, Expanding EV Tech to Gas Cars
General Motors' upcoming 2028 centralized compute architecture will unify EVs and gas cars under one system, cutting complexity, enabling faster updates, and phasing out traditional fuse boxes.

New GM Car Models Won’t Support Carplay or Android Auto — For Your ‘Safety’
General Motors is dropping Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from all future vehicles, replacing them with its own system, citing safety and stability—sparking criticism from longtime users.

Omoda & Jaecoo Reveal the Most Efficient Gas Engine Ever
Omoda & Jaecoo, brands of Chery Group, unveiled a gasoline engine with 48% thermal efficiency—one of the highest ever for a production-ready internal combustion engine—at the 2025 User Summit.

Toyota Just Gave Lexus the Green Light to Break Every Rule in Luxury Design
Lexus, riding on record sales, is shifting gears as Toyota grants it creative freedom—starting with a bold six-wheeled luxury minivan that redefines the brand’s vision of premium mobility.

1.5 Million Cars Recalled as Ford Issues Another Major Alert
Ford is recalling over 1.5 million vehicles in the United States due to faulty rearview cameras that can either malfunction or fail entirely.

Tesla Responds to Refund Demands with New Roadster Unveiling Timeline
Tesla has provided a long-awaited update on the Roadster following widespread reports of customers canceling their deposits.

Waymo Under Investigation After Driverless Car Passes Stopped School Bus
Federal regulators have launched an investigation into Waymo after one of its driverless taxis failed to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights.

A Time Capsule on Wheels: Mercedes 500SL Found in Flawless Condition After 42 Years in Storage
A perfectly preserved Mercedes-Benz 500SL, untouched since its purchase in 1982, has been uncovered after spending 42 years in a dehumidified, climate-controlled garage.

Ferrari’s Wildest Custom Build Yet With F40 DNA—The SC40 Is a One-Off Masterpiece
Ferrari has unveiled the SC40, a one-off creation that blends modern engineering with visual nods to the iconic F40.

Is Tesla Secretly Turning Your Car Into a Disney Ad Machine?
Tesla’s latest update replaces standard vehicle icons with Tron: Ares Light Cycles, marking a controversial move into in-car movie promotion.

Scientists Develop EV Battery That Stays Strong Even After 1,300 Charges
Korea University scientists develop a lithium-metal EV battery with a silver-ion coating that stays 96% efficient after 1,300 cycles, solving dendrite issues and boosting battery safety and lifespan.

China’s Chery Unveiled an EV Battery That Could Be Tesla’s Biggest Threat Yet
Chery, one of China’s largest car manufacturers, has introduced a solid-state battery capable of delivering an estimated range of 800 miles per charge.

These Non-Luxury Car Brands Are Most Likely to Survive 400,000 km
Not all cars are built to go the distance. A major study tracking over 174 million vehicles reveals which non-luxury brands are most likely to reach 400,000 kilometers—and which ones…

A New Legend Begins: Toyota Unveils V8 Growl of Next-Gen Supercar Ahead of December Reveal
Toyota has unveiled the engine sound of its upcoming supercar, signaling the return of high-performance combustion within its Gazoo Racing lineup.

Toyota and Lexus Unveil Two Radically Unexpected New Vehicles
Toyota and Lexus preview bold concepts for Japan Mobility Show 2025: a coupé-style Century SUV and a six-wheeled LS minivan, reshaping their luxury image with futuristic, unconventional designs.

This Diesel-Powered Mercedes-Benz S-Class Was $93K—Now It’s a $12K Hidden Gem
Once a $93,000 luxury sedan, the 2013 Mercedes S350 Bluetec now sells for around $12K, offering diesel efficiency, strong torque, and classic S-Class comfort in an overlooked used market gem.

A New 4×4 Audi Is Coming — and It’s Built to Compete With the Mercedes G-Class
Audi is developing a rugged luxury 4x4 to rival the Mercedes G-Class, marking its bold entry into the off-road segment. The model could be built in the U.S. and share…

Toyota FJ Cruiser Is Coming Back — And It Could Be Just Days Away
Toyota is reportedly preparing to unveil a modern reinterpretation of its iconic FJ Cruiser as early as October 21, 2025.

World’s First Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang Resurfaces After 17 Years
The first-ever Bugatti Veyron Pur Sang, one of only five ever built, re-emerges after 17 years in private hands and is set to be auctioned, offering collectors a rare opportunity…

Hyundai Cuts Features from Its Cheapest SUV — No LED Lights or GPS for the 2026 Lineup
Hyundai has unveiled the 2026 edition of its Venue crossover, making notable changes to its most affordable model.

He Thought His Car Was Stolen in 1997 — 20 Years Later, Police Found It Where He Forgot He Parked It
A man’s car, reported stolen in Frankfurt in 1997, was found 20 years later—he had just forgotten where he parked it. No crime, just a memory lapse.

Mechanics Are Begging Drivers Not to Try This Viral Brake Rotor ‘Fix’
Applying bearing grease to brake rotors may stop squeaks temporarily, but mechanics warn it dangerously compromises braking performance and creates a serious safety risk for drivers.

Tesla Is Still Losing to China — Even with Its New Affordable Models, Warns the ‘Godfather of EVs’
Andy Palmer warns Tesla's budget EV strategy could backfire, saying stripped-down models won't compete with feature-packed Chinese rivals rapidly gaining ground in global markets.

A Porsche for $850 ? This One Spent Years Rotting Underground
A 1976 Porsche 911S that was accidentally buried for years by a heavy equipment operator has been dug up and sold for just $850.

Toyota Just Teased a Bold New Corolla — and It’s Unlike Anything They’ve Ever Done
Toyota previews a bold new Corolla concept for the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, featuring sharp lines, futuristic lighting, and a possible electric drivetrain—marking a major design and tech shift.

Average New Car Prices in the U.S. Break $50,000 Barrier for the First Time
The average price of a new car in the U.S. hit $50,080 in September, marking a historic high as rising production costs and fewer affordable models reshape the auto market…

Mercedes Reveals Vision Iconic Concept: A Tribute to Design, History, and Electric Luxury
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the Vision Iconic Concept, a full-size electric luxury vehicle blending the brand’s historical DNA with a forward-thinking design language.

Mechanic Warns: These 5 Common Habits Are Slowly Killing Your Automatic Car
A seasoned mechanic has shared a list of five common habits that could silently ruin your automatic transmission. These practical tips, highlight everyday behaviors that could shorten the life of…

Built Like a Pizza Slice, This 38-Piston Triangle Engine Might Be the Strangest Ever Made
With three crankshafts, 18 cylinders, and a total of 38 pistons packed into a triangular frame, the Napier Deltic engine is one of the most unconventional diesel powerplants ever built.

Is This the Best Exotic Deal Right Now? Lamborghini Gallardo V10 Costs Now Less Than a BMW M3
The Lamborghini Gallardo V10, once a $200,000 supercar, is now priced below a new BMW M3—marking a surprising shift that puts exotic performance within reach of more modest car buyers.

Mechanic’s 2-Second Trick Exposes Hidden Car Damage Overlooked by Carfax
A Utah mechanic’s tip has revealed a quick and effective way to uncover major vehicle damage that may be missing from Carfax reports.

A Study Reveals the U.S. City Where Driving Is a Nightmare—And It’s Not L.A. or New York
Philadelphia has been ranked the worst U.S. city to drive in, according to a WalletHub study of 100 major cities, surpassing Los Angeles and New York in traffic, safety, and…

Cut by $4,000: Ford Slashes Prices on Its Popular EV Truck for 2026 After Tax Credit Ends
Ford will slash prices across multiple trims of its 2026 F-150 Lightning lineup, marking a notable shift following the end of the $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit.

Forget Gas Generators — Your Next One Might Be an EV, If You Own One of These Models
When the power goes out, could your electric car keep the lights on at home? The answer is yes — but only if it’s the right model. While most EVs…

Toyota Targets 2027 to Launch World’s First All-Solid-State EV
Toyota is moving forward with its long-promised leap into all-solid-state battery technology, setting its sights on 2027 for the release of its first electric vehicle powered by the next-generation system.

Ford Drops $7,500 EV Credit After GM Exit — But Here’s What Buyers Can Still Get
Ford has dropped its plan to extend the $7,500 federal EV tax credit on leased vehicles. The automaker confirmed it will no longer claim the credit, but will continue offering…

Capricorn’s 01 Zagato: A Limited-Edition Masterpiece for True Driving Enthusiasts
Capricorn Group has unveiled the 01 Zagato, a new supercar that blends classic engineering with modern performance. Designed to evoke an emotional driving experience, this car prioritizes mechanical purity over…

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Faces Crisis: NHTSA Opens Investigation After 58 Crashes
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a new investigation into Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system after identifying 58 incidents linked to the technology.

Get Ready: Is Toyota About to Unveil a Game-Changing Hybrid Sports Car?
Toyota is set to make a major announcement on Monday, with a teaser event expected to showcase the GR GT3 race car, which will preview the upcoming Lexus LFR sports…

It Sounds Like Sci-Fi, But This Xiaomi Car Actually Left Its Parking Spot by Itself—No One Inside
A Xiaomi SU7 moved on its own in China, sparking debate over remote-control safety; investigation confirms it was triggered accidentally from the owner's smartphone.

This $3,000 Option Could Make Your Car Worth Thousands Less When You Sell
A $3,000 custom wrap can cut a car’s resale value by up to 20%, as buyers often avoid bold, non-factory finishes, say automotive experts.

Chevrolet’s New EV Is the Cheapest in America — And It’s Coming Soon
Chevrolet revives the Bolt as the most affordable EV in the U.S., with sub-$30K pricing, faster charging, a new LFP battery, and a modest power boost for everyday electric driving.

Collector’s Dream: Over 1,000 Hidden Cars From One of America’s Largest Private Collections Now Selling With No Reserve
Greg, a businessman from Mississippi, is auctioning off his entire private collection of more than 1,000 vehicles. After decades of discreet acquisitions, the collection—described as the barn find of the…

She Bought a Porsche 911 GT3 for $1 — But It’s Far From Roadworthy
A California woman has secured what may be the world’s cheapest Porsche 911 GT3—for just $1. However, the car she purchased is far from the pristine, high-performance machine that the…

Elon Musk’s New ‘Affordable’ Tesla Models Reveal His Vision for Cars Has Changed
Tesla's new Model 3 and Model Y Standards, priced lower but with stripped-down features, raise questions about the company's shift from affordable cars to autonomous tech.


