Sarah Talbi
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.
