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.
Hyundai has unveiled the 2026 edition of its Venue crossover, making notable changes to its most affordable model.
A 1976 Porsche 911S that was accidentally buried for years by a heavy equipment operator has been dug up and sold for just $850.
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.
Genesis is ready to make a bold statement in the luxury SUV market with its upcoming GV90, a three-row, seven-seat vehicle aimed squarely at the Cadillac Escalade.
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.
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 digital enhancements.
The future of Max Verstappen in Formula 1 is far from settled, and his potential transfer for the 2027 season could dramatically alter the driver landscape.
Tesla has unveiled a more affordable version of its flagship vehicles, the Model Y and Model 3, with starting prices of $39,990 and $36,990, respectively.
Final 2011 Tesla Roadster resurfaces with $1.5M price tag—an untouched icon of early EV performance and the last of its kind built in the US.
A 2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range, originally purchased for $54,190, has recently been sold at auction for just $24,888, highlighting a staggering drop in value after nearly 48,500 miles of use.
Toyota has unveiled the 2025 edition of its best-selling RAV4 SUV in the United States. With subtle design enhancements, updated hybrid technology, and an emphasis on both comfort and fuel efficiency, the new model aims to maintain its stronghold in the compact SUV segment.
A car enthusiast believed he had landed the deal of a lifetime when he bought a used Mercedes-Benz EQS 450+ for just $34,000—a fraction of its original six-figure price tag. But the reality of owning the luxury electric sedan quickly turned sour, as a cascade of mechanical and software issues began to surface.
Some engines don’t just last—they outlive trends, models, and in some cases, even the brands that made them famous.
After decades off the market, the Plymouth Barracuda is making a thunderous return. Chrysler stunned fans in Detroit with the official unveiling of the 2026 Barracuda, bringing back the spirit of American muscle with a modern twist.
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