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Why China Pulled the Plug on Rock-Bottom Prices China's long-running price wars on electric vehicles have officially come to an end, and US buyers will probably never experience the kind of rock-bottom pricing it produced. China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) made the decision to bar all vehicle manufacturers from selling cars at less than manufacturing cost. This puts an end to the brutal homegrown competition that’s projected to have cost the automotive industry $68 billio
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Closing the Order Book Porsche has effectively ended new orders for the 718 Cayman and Boxster, with the models’ online configurator (screenshot below) now showing “Unavailable for configuration.” This move signals the German automaker’s plan to introduce a next-generation version, although its future remains somewhat unclear amid recent shifts in the automotive industry. The outgoing fourth-generation 982 entered production in 2016 and ended its run last year. The next-generation version was or
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Staying Positive We've extensively covered over the past few months how the EV industry is facing challenging times. Sales haven't been stellar, and this trend has been across the board, not isolated to one model or brand. Despite this, certain brands have remained steadfast and optimistic. Jeep, for example, is still full steam ahead for the Recon model. Rivian is also still very excited about the launch of the upcoming R2, having already revealed targets for the year.
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The Chevrolet Corvette may be a quintessentially American sports car, but the mid-engined C8 is the most global the model’s ever been, and that includes it being built in right-hand drive for markets like the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Now, those latter two are getting their own special edition of the supercar-slaying Corvette Z06, marking the car’s debut in the brutal Bathurst 12 Hour race, which takes place this weekend at the storied Australian circuit. Related: The Chevy Corvette ZR1 Is
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As Chinese automakers are aggressively expanding in the European market–their share doubled to over 6% in 2025 compared to the previous year–established local automakers are finding it increasingly difficult to compete, particularly in the electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle segments. That's because Chinese vehicles typically offer electrified vehicles at price parity with conventional cars, thanks to more cost-effective supply chains for battery technology made possible by Chinese state subsidi
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Tesla’s grip on the U.S. electric vehicle market is slipping faster than many expected. New registration estimates suggest the automaker opened 2026 with a sharp sales decline, continuing a streak of weakening demand and putting even more pressure on its once-dominant position in the EV space. US Sales Hit a Four-Year Low Tesla According to registration estimates from Motor Intell
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Restomod Royalty When it comes to restomods or restorations, Singer Vehicle Designs quickly became one of the most famous names in the business. Ever since its first few 911 Singer models hit the market, everyone wanted one (including this author). Since then, several other 911 specialists have introduced their own versions, but Singers are still widely regarded as the King of the niche segment. Now, a new model is already making waves, in true Singer fashion. Meet the Singer 911 Cabriolet.
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Not All Hypercars Live Under Covers For years, enthusiasts have criticized exotic car collectors who treat their vehicles as “garage queens” – a term used for cars that are rarely driven and spend most of their lives in storage. To be fair, keeping them tucked away can help preserve their value, especially in the case of icons like the Ferrari 250 GTO, which can command eight-figure prices at auction. At Bugatti Rimac, however, CEO Mate Rimac takes a different approach. In a recent Instagram pos
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Mercedes-Benz has filed a new patent that could push in-car comfort into uncharted territory. While massaging seats are already common in the brand’s higher-end models, this latest concept shifts the focus upward – literally. The filing outlines a built-in scalp massage system and tries to masquerade it as a safety feature, saying it combats "muscle strain, fatigue, and headaches, which impair the driving experience." DPM
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Steeda’s S650 Mustang Finally Breaks the NA 9-Second Barrier Steeda’s latest YouTube video captures a methodical push toward a milestone many thought would require a boost. After earlier track outings were derailed by a cracked throttle-body housing, a leaking brake caliper, and a steering rack configuration that disabled drag mode and line lock, the team pulled the Gen 4 5.0-liter Coyote to investigate a misfire code and re-engineered several supporting systems. Aerospace front brakes replaced
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Overview, Specs Details The 2026 Mini Cooper lineup stays true to its formula. It offers compact dimensions, quick steering response, and distinctive styling. Buyers can choose from Hardtop 2 Door and 4 Door models, Convertible variants, and performance-focused John Cooper Works trims. Even the base Cooper delivers agile handling and a premium cabin in a city-friendly package. Cooper S models add stronger acceleration and a sportier character. JCW variants raise performance further with more agg
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A True Car Guy CEO To whoever told Akio Toyoda that 'Lexus is boring' straight to his face many, many years ago, let's just say that the kin of the world's biggest automaker took it very personally. But instead of throwing a tantrum and sulking in a corner, he led the charge to prove that person — and the world — wrong. He promised himself that Toyota would no longer make boring cars, and looking at its offerings now, Morizo made good on that vow. Granted, they still make NPC cars, but who would
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The National Hot Rod Association is celebrating 75 years of drag racing in 2026 and that means some special NHRA 75th Classics for the YouTube channel. One of the greats is this 1986 edition of the Gator Nationals which you can watch in its entirety below. And if you want to watch Snake, Mongoose, and more from the 1970’s, use the link below to check it all out here. CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE 1976 NHRA GATORNATIONALS FROM GAINESVILLE FLORIDA Video Description: Step back into drag racing history
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It’s time for IHRA Snow Outlaws! The first IHRA Snow Outlaws race of 2026 is coming to you live right here from Little St. Germain Lake in Wisconsin! This place is beautiful, and cold, and after all the winter weather we’ve had across the country, it is no surprise that snow machines will be hauling ass this weekend in the white stuff! Watch all the action live right here. Video Description: Eliminations and finals from Little St. Germain Lake in Wisconsin. Presented by St. Germain Chamber of
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Hands-free driving tech that allows cars to travel on highways with minimal driver input is becoming an ever more common feature in new models, despite ongoing concerns around the safety of such systems, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. Systems like Tesla’s Autopilot, GM’s Super Cruise and Ford’s BlueCruise are now an accepted feature of plenty of new cars, in spite of a spate of sometimes-fatal crashes and misunderstandings around the tech cited by the WSJ. BlueCruise More Popu
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Late last year, Ford CFO Sherry House said of the Blue Oval's Raptor off-road vehicles, "That's a product that I think we're going to be doing a bit more of," and now her boss has indicated that loosened EPA rules could make such a thing easier to achieve. During Ford's Q4 earnings call this week, CEO Jim Farley noted that "pending EPA changes" open the door to satisfying the market's unfulfilled demands for more off-road performance models, adding: "We are doubling down on our icons, making the
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The Collector Car Market Just Got 20 Years Younger A new age is redefining the collector market. Hagerty data on the sales of collector cars shows a change in the average production year of the vehicles being sold. In addition to the high-end collector market, there is an increasing number of mid-range collector cars (with six-figure prices) being sold. The average collector car sale date has moved from 1968 to 1989 over the last 12 years. Much of the reason for this change relates to what new
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The Genesis GV90, the luxury brand's flagship electric SUV expected to debut toward the end of this year, will be its most luxurious production model ever, borrowing quite a lot from the spectacular Neolun Concept unveiled in March 2024. Previous GV90 prototype sightings have shown that the large battery-electric SUV will feature Rolls-Royce-style coach doors, or at least the range-topping version will. However, reports from earlier this year suggested that the rear-hinged coach doors may not ma
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Cooperation in a Crowded Market The Honda-Nissan partnership talks have been circulating for quite some time, and with mounting pressure in the U.S. market – particularly from new tariffs and shifting consumer demand – the two Japanese automakers could use each other’s strengths now more than ever. One of the latest proposals reportedly involves Honda supplying hybrid systems to Nissan. According to Nikkei Asia, Nissan’s limited hybrid offerings have contributed to sluggish sales, especially as
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The Anti-Flex Move Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny is firmly in the spotlight – fresh off making history with the first Spanish-language album to win Album of the Year at the Grammys, and days later headlining the halftime show at Super Bowl LX, where automakers like Toyota rolled out ads. Interestingly, however, the artist appears unfazed by the glitz and glamour, even selling his Bugatti Chiron for a 2003 Toyota Corolla. A report from Hola states that Bad Bunny purchased a Bugatti Chiron to make
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I’ve been waiting for this moment. In my hot little hand, the keyfob to the first 2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack available in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The first time I’ve been allowed to drive one. No salesman coming with me. Just myself and the very polarizing yet very potent heavy-hitter within Stellantis’ offerings. I had video in my hands before the embargo lifted when this version of the Dodge Charger debuted in Detroit as the all-electric muscle car. I saw it in person at the SEMA show. I wro
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Mercedes-Benz and its AMG and Maybach sub-brands are preparing for a massive vehicle onslaught in 2026, and they won't lift off next year either. 16 new vehicles will be unveiled this year, and nearly as many are coming in 2027. The particularly exciting news is that seven of these reveals, from entry-level to range-topping cars, will take place within the next three months, and while some will be EVs, the majority of the automaker's new arrivals will be combustion-powered as Mercedes looks to t
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In the United States, most vehicles run on gas. Whether they are powered by full internal combustion engines or hybrid powertrains, data show that over 90% of cars sold in the US last year were gas-powered. With EV federal tax credits expiring and fewer fully electric vehicles in production this year, gas prices are critical for most drivers. We dove through the data from dozens of sources to find where gas prices are the lowest right now. While our list of places with the highest gas prices ha
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Ford Teases Announcement Fordhas teased that its long-awaited affordable electric vehicle will be revealed next Tuesday, February 17, at 11 a.m. EST during a livestream event. The reveal comes at a pivotal time for the U.S. auto market. The average transaction price of a new vehicle has now exceeded $50,000. Higher-priced EVs, trucks, and SUVs have played a major role in pushing that figure upward. Many buyers have found themselves priced out of the new-car market. That context has fueled stron
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Turbo noises are great. I’m a fan of all power adders, but there is something super cool and sexy about a turbo car running up the road at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. And the cool thing about this event is that all these cars are different. There aren’t 18 of the same thing, as some are mild and some are wild, but all of them cool. So if you are fan of exhaust produced boost, then check out the video below and let us know which one of these fun rides is your favorite. Video Description: OK
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