Although the current-generation X3 didn’t go into production until September 2024, the G45 recently celebrated its second anniversary since its official debut. In today’s fast-paced automotive industry, where life cycles tend to get shorter, that
With the electric Mercedes-AMG CLA 45 (C174), Affalterbach is pushing the performance ceiling of the sporty compact class into entirely new territory. Until now, the strongest cars in the segment topped out somewhere between 400
A stolen Mazda MX-5 led Sydney police on an hour-long chase. The driver dodged road spikes but rolled over on the highway. The 40-year-old is bring treated with non life-threatening injuries. A stolen car tore
Audi’s CEO has confirmed plans for another Q8. Crossover wasn’t approved until relatively recently. The spicier take on the Q7 is likely a few years off. Audi recently introduced the redesigned Q7 as well as
A preliminary guide lists the F-150’s 2.7L EcoBoost as deleted for 2027. Ford’s 3.0L EcoBoost would become standard across much of the F-150 range. Lower-content Tremor and Raptor models could bring down their starting prices.
Buick has detailed the new Electra L7 electric sedan in China. It features 378 hp, rear-wheel drive, and 436 miles of range. Comes nicely equipped and offers advanced autonomous driving. The Electra L7 lineup is
Peregryn bought Ultima’s rights and tooling and will build its cars in America. The GT-R targets 700 hp, 2.2-second 0-60, and a 2,100-pound dry weight. First deliveries are expected in spring 2027, with prices near
With all the discussion around China’s automotive industry, it’s easy to gloss over the fact that all of it is still very new in the grand scheme. Cars have not been as ubiquitous for as
America’s roads are finally getting modern headlight technology that the rest of the world has had for over a decade. A few automakers, including, Tesla and Rivian, have dipped their toes into the adaptive lighting
You’ve heard it a million times: A car is often the second-most-expensive purchase a person will ever make. It’s never been truer than today. With skyrocketing costs and expensive credit (not to mention other factors)
