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    A Rare Second Chance at a Sold-Out Hypercar Most of us will probably never spot a Bugatti Mistral W16 anywhere but an auto show, much less think about owning one. With just 99 built for the world, every single car was claimed before production started. Even if you had the budget, buying straight from Bugatti isn’t on the table anymore. Then again, the used exotic car market never fails to surprise. A 2025 Mistral is now up for grabs via TBTFW, giving anyone who missed the first round a second sh
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    Different NCAPs, Very Different Outcomes Most people see New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) safety ratings as a universal standard, but the truth is, they’re anything but. Each region has its own tests, priorities, and scoring standards. The Suzuki Fronx, a subcompact SUV sold in most Asian countries and Australia, is a perfect example of how those differences play out. Of note, the Fronx is also sold in some parts of the world with a Toyota badge. In October, the Fronx received a five-star ratin
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    A Tesla Model Y taxi crashed heavily in Bergen, Norway, in 2023, plowing through one of the city’s busiest public squares. Somehow, despite the car reaching 56 mph and launching into a kiosk, nobody died. The driver, a sober 12-year veteran taxi driver, had insisted from the start that the car malfunctioned. When the vehicle was sent to an independent analyst, he found the dashboard partially dismantled and electrical connections severed. Motor reports a critical piece of hardware, the network c
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    A Costly Battery Replacement Electric vehicles are slowly becoming an accepted part of the world. While demand may have slowed over the past few years, people are now generally willing to consider them as their primary form of transportation. However, one major hesitation has always been the longevity and maintenance costs of the battery systems EVs use; most are afraid that replacing a battery might cost them an arm and a leg. Someone recently went online to prove that while EVs offer immediate
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    If there's one thing the Mazda MX-5 Miata has lacked over its four-decade career, it's power. With the exception of some limited edition models that peaked at around 200 hp, the small roadster has never offered high-power engines. To be fair, the current Mazda MX-5's 181-hp 2.0-liter naturally aspirated gas engine is more than enough for a car that weighs 2,366 pounds, but some Miata fans wouldn't mind having over 200 horsepower in their cars. Well, what do you know, Mazda has been perfectly awa
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    A quiet success When New York City flipped the switch on congestion pricing in early 2025, the backlash was immediate and loud. Critics warned it would punish drivers, hurt businesses, and simply push traffic into surrounding neighborhoods. One year later, the data tells a very different story. By most measurable standards, New York City’s congestion toll is working — and working better than many expected. Fewer cars in the heart of Manhattan The congestion pricing program officially launched on
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    The electric vehicle revolution was supposed to conquer the elements; instead, the elements conquered it. The industry has spent billions optimizing aerodynamics and fast-charging curves, but the latest data from the AAA exposes a significant problem: electric and hybrid vehicles are still fundamentally failing the temperature test. General Motors AAA Temperature Study In an expan
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    While the national average for a gallon of gasoline has remained relatively steady in recent days, drivers across the West Coast and Alaska are experiencing a very different reality at the pump. According to recent data released by AAA, pump prices are initiating their seasonal climb, and a cluster of five western states is leading the charge with significant week-over-week price hikes. If you live in Oregon, Washington, California, Nevada, or Alaska, your wallet is already feeling the pinch. Or
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    Derek is back at it, and if you thought that his last couple of will it run videos didn’t pose enough of a challenge, then how does a Chevelle that has been sitting for 40 years sound? If he doesn’t get it running, then it is going to be the sound of silence, but hopefully he can make something happen with this one. Is it worth saving? Is every muscle car worth saving? Video Description: After sitting forgotten in the trees for 40 years, this 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle is finally getting a second
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    When I was a kid in the mid-80’s, my dad worked at a Chevrolet dealership and had a demo car. His was an IROC-Z with the 305 and a 5-speed. The stick wasn’t offered behind the 350, but the 305 still put smiles on faces, so that’s good. I remember lots of speed shifts, clutch dumps, and fun. So when Dylan recently found this abandoned IROC-Z in a score that included some other fun projects, I knew I’d want to follow along on the rescue. Video Description: This Camaro IROC-Z was left abandoned i
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    Mortske is back at it, this time with a 1969 Mustang that has been sitting for 32 years. 32! So will it run and drive and live again? Will it be a cool car or just another failed project? I think this one could be pretty cool, and hope that someone else ends up driving it cross country and loving it like it should be. If you like Mustangs, will it run stories, and budget transformations then this is the video for you. Enjoy. Video Description: Join along as we recover a 1969 Mustang that was a
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    Derek is back at it, this time picking up a Cadillac Allante, a rare and cool Cadillac from the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. They were cool cars that were more important to Cadillac than most people probably realize, as they were the predecessor to the Cadillac XLR that was based on a Corvette platform and ultimately would lead to the Cadillac V program becoming what it is. So can Derek get this Allante up and running dependably enough to make it 1,000 miles back home? These things weren’t know
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    2026 Fiat 500 Hybrid: A Recap As you might recall, Fiat revealed full specs of its chic new Fiat 500 Hybrid a few months ago. The little hatchback oozes with charm and personality, which is what anyone expects from any European microcar. It's just started production in Turin, and there's a lot to like about it. Aside from the design, the 500 Hybrid promises great fuel economy. European test cycles claim about 46 mpg, so we're expecting something in the high-30s if we follow EPA testing. It also
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    Aftermarket Support One major aspect of car ownership has always been self-modification. This gives the owners the freedom to express themselves and their personalities through their cars. When it comes to electric vehicles, aftermarket support is still limited; very few brands have invested in dedicated mods. A big name in the modding business has just come up with a kit to help turn your humdrum BMW i5 into a sporty-looking EV.
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    ADX on a Steady Start The Acura ADX is the newest member of Acura’s US lineup, rolling out last year as the brand’s entry-level crossover. Slotting under the RDX and MDX, the ADX targets customers who want to step up to a premium badge without breaking the bank. Sales for the ADX landed right in the middle – not a runaway success like the RDX or MDX, but with over 20,000 units moved in its first year, it’s earned its spot. Acura wants to keep that steady momentum as it heads into 2026. Trim Driv
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    One Giant Leap for Honda If you were born on March 27, 1986, you share a birthday with Japan's first-ever dedicated luxury marque. That fateful date in 1986 marked the official launch of Acura, nearly a year after it was first previewed. Fast forward several years, and the range had ballooned from the initial two-car lineup. Models have come and gone, some were great, and some were not, but there's no denying that Acura built truly great cars over the past 40 years. With that, here are just some
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    A surprise announcement Since its introduction in 2007, the Acura RDX has been a strong seller for Honda's premium luxury brand. Sales data from American Honda shows that the compact SUV was its second-biggest seller in 2025, behind the larger MDX SUV, with 31,627 units sold, representing more than a quarter of the brand's total sales. Despite this, Acura announced on January 14 that it would suspend production of the RDX "later this year," as the brand prepares to unveil a next-generation vers
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    The End of the Current RDX The Acura RDX has quietly been a mainstay in the compact premium SUV segment since 2007. It was one of Acura’s first real pushes into this space, and over the years, it’s become a pillar for the brand. The third-generation RDX, which landed in 2019, brought turbo power back into the mix, sharpened up the handling, and packed in more tech. That run is about to wrap up. Acura has confirmed that the current RDX will roll off the line for the last time later this year. The
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    Adamastor Furia Moves Closer to Reality There’s always another niche supercar brand trying to break through. Most disappear, some never get past digital renders, but a handful actually make it. Even Koenigsegg started out as a small project before turning into a real contender. Adamastor is one of the latest to try. The Portugal-based team has big goals for its size, and its first car, the Furia, is actually making steady progress toward production. The latest round of updates shows this isn’t j
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    Sometimes it boggles my mind when folks start cutting and hacking and rigging up electrical systems in their projects, only to find out that the solution to their problem or dilemma was right in front of them all along. I know I’ve found myself contemplating additional wiring before, only to find out that it was already built into the main wiring harness of the car. Sometimes it is best to take a breath and make sure of what you are doing before going off half cocked. The Holley EFI Power Tap is
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    From Dark Horse to Lame Duck Aston Martin's return to Formula 1 racing as a full team has been tumultuous at best. Having had ups and (many) downs, the team needed an x-factor to get them to where they wanted to be. After all, Team Owner and multi-billionaire Lawrence Stroll has already poured substantial funds into the team. One big investment has come in terms of personnel. In 2024, they were able to lure F1 car design wizard Adrian Newey away from Red Bull. With a keen eye on this season's ne
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    It’s no secret that Ford Motor Company is looking to diversify its portfolio with more affordable cars, and there’s has been a lot of talk lately about the brand’s return to the affordable sedan segment. The Blue Oval recently announced plans to launch five new vehicles under $40,000, including a four-door car. This has led to speculation regarding the platform Ford is going to use, with some outlets claiming the C2 architecture, which underpins models like the Bronco Sport, Maverick, and China’
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    Nearly 40 years after its launch, an Acura vehicle will be exported from the U.S. to Japan for the first time. Acura models have never been sold in Japan, as the brand was primarily intended for North American markets. Instead, many Acuras sold in the U.S. were badged as Hondas in Japan. Alongside one Acura, one of Honda’s most popular SUVs in America will also be exported to Japan. Not all Honda retailers in North America have praised the decision, though, with at least one arguing that the mov
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    Dreaming Big We all have our own dreams and aspirations; these drive us forward day to day. Petrolheads can narrow their preferences, single-mindedly pursuing the brands and models they want. Porschetoday is considered a mass-market automotive juggernaut, yet it remains an aspirational brand for most. Each model that comes out of their factory comes with the certainty of the 'Porsche Magic' we have all come to know and revere. Some spend their lives saving for it, and some actually achieve it –
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    Ford wants a do-over. The automaker invested billions of dollars bringing out its first long-range EVs, the Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning only to wind up taking a $19.5 billion hit last year scrapping that program. While it’s pulled Lightning from production and abandoned work on a pricey 3-row SUV, Ford is getting ready to take another shot at the battery-electric market wit
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