Sarah Talbi
Ferrari Reveals the Luce, Its First Fully Electric Production Model with 1,050 Horsepower
Ferrari has revealed the Luce, its first fully electric production model and one of the brand’s most ambitious launches in recent years.
Lucid Finally Shows What Its Under-$50,000 Crossover Could Look Like Beside Tesla’s Best Seller
Lucid’s upcoming Cosmos crossover has appeared in what may be its clearest sighting yet, photographed next to a Tesla Model Y near the company’s Arizona factory.
Dodge, Chrysler, and Ram Outline Nine New Models Planned Before 2030
The plans were presented as part of Stellantis’ FaSTLAne 2030 strategy, backed by a $69 billion investment intended to expand products globally and increase market coverage in North America.
How Long Does a Manual Transmission Really Last?
Manual transmissions are known for durability and simplicity, but for used-car buyers, one question matters most: how long does the gearbox last?
Jeep’s Legendary American Brand Heads to Wuhan for EV Production Starting in 2027
Jeep, long celebrated as a symbol of American off-road heritage, may soon produce some of its next-generation electric vehicles outside the United States. Stellantis, Jeep’s parent company, has signed an…
These Car Owners Are Paying the Most at the Pump as Gas Prices Surge
Since January 2026, the price of gasoline has surged by 46 percent, leaving millions of American drivers scrambling to recalculate the true cost of owning their vehicles. For some, the…
These Used Hybrid SUVs Save Drivers Thousands Without Sacrificing Fuel Economy
Buying a hybrid SUV used instead of new can significantly reduce upfront costs while still offering lower fuel consumption and long driving range. A recent selection of models from the…
Luxury Features Once Reserved for Premium Cars Are Now Creating Massive Repair Bills Everywhere
Modern vehicles are packed with advanced comfort, safety, and convenience technologies, but many of these systems come with high repair costs once they fail or are damaged. Features once considered…
Volvo’s Cheapest EV Failed in America, but Its Replacement Is Already on the Way
Volvo is preparing a new electric vehicle for the U.S. market after discontinuing the EX30 in the country earlier this year.
BMW Brings Back the M3 CS with a Manual Gearbox for a Limited Finale
BMW unveils the 2027 M3 CS Handschalter, a limited-run rear-wheel-drive sedan with a six-speed manual and reduced weight for North America.
Ford and Filson Team up for a Premium Bronco Edition Set for 2027
Ford is preparing a new special-edition Bronco developed in collaboration with Seattle-based outdoor brand Filson.
Subaru Delays In-House EV Launch as Electric Car Demand Slows in the U.S.
The automaker cited slower-than-expected EV adoption in the United States as a key reason behind the decision.
It’s Official: BMW Confirms the First New-Era Alpina Will Be a V8-Powered 7 Series Sedan
Scheduled to arrive next year, the large luxury sedan is expected to revive the spirit of the Alpina B7, which disappeared from the lineup in 2022.
This Toyota Model Is Officially the Cheapest for 2026
The 2026 Toyota Corolla LE is Toyota’s cheapest new car in the U.S., combining a low starting price with standard safety and connectivity features.
‘I’ve Never Heard That in My Life’: Woman Finishes Jeep Lease Then Learns She Could Owe Thousands More
A New York City woman says she was told she could still owe thousands of dollars after turning in her leased Jeep, even though she completed all required monthly payments.
