Things have been relatively quiet in the new and rather exciting BMW ALPINA world since this gorgeous coupe broke cover in mid-May at Villa d’Este. We’ve since learned the 2+2 concept won’t make it to
It’s only been a few months since the BMW Group said it would attend the Paris Motor Show, and now it has done a complete 180. The Munich-based automotive conglomerate will no longer participate in
A report claims Cadillac is planning a successor to the CT5-V Blackwing. The future of its V8 and manual transmission remains unclear. GM may have another opportunity for the outgoing CT5 platform. For months, it
The 2027 Nissan Z arrives at dealers this summer for $44,480. That’s an increase of $1,510, but buyers will find an updated design. $67,260 Z Nimso now offers a new six-speed manual transmission. The 2027
First production Ferrari Luce EV heads to auction during Monterey Car Week. Unique Tailor Made specification could push bidding well beyond $1.1 million. All proceeds from Luce sale support Ferrari Foundation educational initiatives. Ferrari’s first
Ford dealers are slashing prices on the discontinued F-150 EV. One truck has been marked down by more than $20,000. The Lightning will give way to a new range-extended model. Last year, Ford pulled the
Hyundai Motor Group swept the top three places for battery performance. The analysis ranked the Model 3 as Tesla’s best-performing vehicle. Other strong performers include the Volvo XC40 Recharge and Polestar 2. Several years ago,
Key Takeaways Right to repair empowers consumers. It ensures car owners can access repair information and choose service providers, not just dealerships. Tech advances challenge old agreements. Modern cars’ proprietary software and data collection aren’t
Despite being a lifelong car enthusiast and a full-time automotive journalist for over a decade, it wasn’t until this summer that I finally made it to the Nurburgring. A combination of never really trying super
During the peak of the COVID supply shortage, dealers greedily raked in money hand over fist as customers who needed cars were faced with two choices: overpay or live without transportation. Now, many of those
