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The Two-Million-Mile Marker Buick was once one of America's most prestigious automotive brands, though it has since faded from the spotlight in its home market. In China, however, the brand continues to enjoy strong recognition, with SAIC-GM recently announcing that Envision production has surpassed 2 million units. That milestone is relevant to American buyers as well, as the Envision has long been imported into the U.S. from China. The compact crossover is also the third Buick model to reach s
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The Original Pocket Rocket Car body styles often move in and out of fashion. That has largely been the fate of hot hatches today, especially in the U.S., where larger vehicles like pickup trucks and SUVs dominate. But there was a time when hot hatches enjoyed mainstream attention, and one model that helped ignite that interest was the Volkswagen Golf GTI. The Golf GTI was introduced in 1976 as a performance-oriented version of the regular Golf, combining the practicality of a family hatchback wi
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From Alpina Spin-Off To Luxury Wagon Builder You might not be familiar with the Bovensiepen name, but Bimmer fans know the family behind it like an old friend. When BMW scooped up Alpina and folded it into the mothership, the Bovensiepen crew wasted no time. They slapped their own name on the door and kept the tradition of building rare, high-performance machines alive – just with a new badge. Their first act? The Bovensiepen Zagato, a coachbuilt coupe with BMW M4 bones and Italian flair, thanks
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Not Going Electric Looks like the Chevrolet Camaro is plotting a comeback, and muscle car fans can breathe a sigh of relief. The next-gen Camaro is set to stick with good old gasoline V8, not batteries. Sure, it might sprout a couple of extra doors, but the heart and soul that made the Camaro a legend are sticking around. Ever since Chevy pulled the plug on the Camaro after 2024, the rumor mill has been working overtime. Early whispers pointed to a comeback on GM’s Alpha platform – the same bone
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Dutch Madness When you think of the Netherlands, other things come to mind, but definitely not a nation responsible for speed and supercars. However, back in the early 2000s, Spyker was born and released one of the most unique supercars ever made, the C8. The C8's appeal and lore have endured over the years, making it a classic and a sought-after item. A very rare C8 has just gone up for auction and has been sold at a very high value.
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AI's Growing Role In Cars AI is being integrated into the automotive industry in many ways. Brands like Audi are using AI to improve production processes, while General Motors wants the technology to help shorten vehicle development from the usual four to six years to just two. In showrooms, AI is also being used for customer service, including chatbots. For one BMW dealership in Toronto, however, that backfired after its AI agent offered to buy back what appears to be a 2021 X3 for far more tha
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Guaranteed Collector's Item Given its specs and limited production run, the Audi Nuvolari is bound to be a collector's item. Heavily based on the Lamborghini Temerario, production will commence in 2027 with just 499 cars to be produced, and there are also plans for a drop-top version that will surely be even more exclusive. Often referred to as the spiritual successor of the R8, the Nuvolari will be a much rarer car. For reference, nearly 46,000 R8s were produced over a 17-year run. It won't be
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Eyes Beneath The Vehicle Keeping tabs on automaker patents can be fascinating, as they often provide a glimpse into the ideas companies are exploring behind the scenes. In BYD's case, the Chinese automaker has filed a patent for a more advanced system designed to detect objects or living beings underneath a vehicle. The technology could add an extra layer of safety by detecting anything hidden underneath a vehicle before it begins moving. While it may not be as transformative as patents like Gen
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The Mondeo Lives On Ford might have slammed the door on traditional sedans in the US, but that doesn’t mean the rest of the world did too. While Americans waved goodbye to the Fusion and Focus, the Mondeo just kept on rolling in places like China, where folks still have a soft spot for a proper sedan. And just recently, Ford has pulled the wraps off the updated Mondeo. Clearly, this nameplate isn’t ready for retirement just yet. Prices kick off at 209,800 yuan (about $31,000), with the ST-Line f
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Swappable Batteries The Ferrari Luce's got a trick up its sleeve that will pretty much let it last forever. The Prancing Horse was thinking far into the future with this EV, designing it to last a long time. One of the biggest problems most EVs will eventually encounter is battery longevity. We live in a world where a dying battery could be a signal for a new phone, laptop, or car, but considering that the Luce's well into the six-figure range, I guess it's the least that the engineers could do
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No Edge, No Escape Ford may be proud of its SUV and truck lineup, but it's been getting a bit thinner these past couple of years. The company dropped the Edge in 2024, while the Escape is on its way out and will be gone for good by the end of the year, a fact made even clearer by the limited sale of the latter. That leaves Ford without a two-row midsize SUV following the discontinuation of the Edge, and Escape owners will have to choose between the Bronco Sport and other options if it's time to
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Raging Bull When it comes to Lamborghini, the SV models are the quickest and most extreme. These models loosen the reins and take aggression to a whole new level. Usually, SV models follow the normal version by a few years, and it seems the Revuelto SV is making its debut soon. Already spotted doing some testing in camo, more details have emerged about the Revuelto SV, coming from someone who attended the June 13 client preview.
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A Ford Unlike Any Other The Ford GT is one of the most significant models in the brand's lineup, created to celebrate the brand's Le Mans legacy, particularly its rivalry with Ferrari in the 1960s. It also served as a halo car and true supercar, showcasing the automaker's engineering capabilities beyond the mass-market appeal of models like the F-150. Those factors, however, are not the only reasons this 2006 Ford GT stands out. The car was originally owned by motoring journalist Jeremy Clarkson
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There are very few sports cars that carry the mystique of the Porsche 550 Spyder, the brand’s first dedicated factory race car. Combining an extremely lightweight aluminum body with a mid-mounted, air-cooled 1.5-liter flat-four boxer engine, the 550 Spyder dominated race tracks globally, often defeating heavyweights with twice its engine size. This earned it the “Giant Killer” nickname. The low-slung aerodynamic shape and the seemingly unreal curb weight of just 1,213 pounds were decisive factor
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Buying from legacy automakers used to offer customers peace of mind and an easy ownership experience. But what happens when the manufacturers that are meant to be building robust and reliable vehicles drop the ball? Customers pay the price. The automotive landscape of 2026 tells the story of automakers frantically pushing to meet incessantly changing regulations as well as deliver shareholder profits. The result is downsized engines with turbochargers and hybrid systems incorporated, causing a m
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The Ultimate Dad Van Upgrade With custom car builds, imagination is often the only real limit. That does not mean every project will be free from criticism, especially from enthusiasts, and there is always the question of budget. Still, an outrageous build does not always require the most expensive upgrades. Sometimes, creativity and determination can go a long way, and this 1998 Dodge Grand Caravan with a massive engine proves exactly that. To be more specific, this Dodge minivan is powered by
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New Generation Golf Golf has long been considered a sport for the very privileged (and old) few; however, in recent years, the sport has grown in popularity and is now played by the younger generation. It has even sparked an explosion of YouTube Golfers and other golfing content creators who rival the popularity of the most famous tour pros. This has led to a new group of golf enthusiasts from all walks of life who play it the way they want. Some enthusiasts are enjoying the game in different wa
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Purist's Worst Nightmare If there's one thing that Porsche purists absolutely abhor, it's radical changes. This is a group of people who were up in arms when the 996 911 had those 'fried-egg' headlights and figuratively drew pitchforks when the Cayenne was first revealed. But it's really the 911 crowd that is generally the least receptive to any suggestion of something revolutionary. So you can probably imagine the collective gasp, and possibly disgust, over supposed plans to eventually introduc
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Imagine being neighbors with people who often block the parking garage, get stuck in tight areas of the garage, block the entrances and exits, honk the horn late at night, and generally are a nuisance when it comes to driving and parking. For the residents of a luxury condo complex in San Francisco, this is not a figment of their imagination—it’s the daily reality. The problem is their neighbors can’t talk and therefore don’t apologize. That’s because they’re Waymo robotaxis. This surreal situat
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The GT-R R35 Reimagined Automakers release concept cars to explore ideas that may hint at possible future models, or simply to test public reception before committing to full production. Sometimes, however, car enthusiasts take it upon themselves to create unique builds that showcase concepts automakers may never pursue themselves – case in point: this Nissan GT-R R35-looking SUV spotted by renowned automotive photographer Larry Chen. While the GT-R R35-inspired design is immediately recognizabl
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We're Close Slate Automotive made headlines promising to deliver an EV pickup truck for $25,000. After receiving multiple instances of funding from a wide range of investors, including Carvana as a major backer, it looks like we'll finally be able to see what the company has to offer with its $25,000 EV pickup truck. So far, things are shaping up well for the new EV maker, with funding coming in and a set launch date, the Detroit Free Pressreported. Hopefully, Slate powers through the growing
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The Hemi-Powered Charger Might Finally Be Getting Closer The 2027 Dodge Charger lineup has been in the news lately, but not for the reason you might hope. Most trims kept their prices steady, but the all-electric Charger Daytona got a hefty price hike with zero extra power to show for it. Still, the big question refuses to go away: where on earth is the Hemi-powered Charger? Dodge is keeping its lips sealed on any official word about a Charger SRT Hellcat comeback. The brand is playing it coy, e
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An Unlikely Porsche Heart The Honda K-series engine is one of the most popular choices among car builders for several reasons, including Honda's reputation for reliability, its relatively affordable cost, and the extensive aftermarket support. While K-swaps are most commonly associated with JDM models, the engine has also become a go-to choice for ambitious projects. One example is this build by TF-Works, which swaps a Honda K24 into a Porsche. More specifically, the project is based on a Porsch
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Newest Addition to Jesko Absolut’s Record Collection The Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut is basically on a first-name basis with world records at this point. Not long ago, it was duking it out with the Rimac Nevera R for acceleration (and braking) bragging rights. Turns out, Koenigsegg had a few more tricks up its sleeve. On Sweden’s National Day, June 6, Koenigsegg rolled back to its home turf in Ängelholm with the Jesko Absolut in tow. If you’re wondering about the name, it’s a nod to Jesko von Koeni
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When A Mustang Gets Horns No regular Ford Mustang production has come with a twin-turbo setup from the factory. When it comes to forced induction, the Mustang has typically used either a turbocharged EcoBoost four-cylinder or a supercharged V8, including the latest Dark Horse SC, which makes 795 horsepower. Still, twin-turbo Mustangs exist in the aftermarket scene, including this 2018 Mustang GT nicknamed “El Toro.” Built by cloutstang, its name comes from the horned exhaust pipes protruding fro
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The streets of Monaco are never short on automotive eye candy, but one recent sighting stood out even by the principality's standards. A green Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut was spotted parked on top of the superyacht Stella Maris during Monaco Grand Prix weekend, creating a scene that could only happen in one of the world's wealthiest playgrounds. Grand Prix Weekend Spectacle YouTube: emman
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A Quiet Powertrain Gets A Loud Personality BMW's upcoming electric M3 is shaping up to be a genuinely wild machine. Four motors, all-wheel drive, a battery pack north of 100 kWh, and power figures that reportedly swing anywhere from 700 horsepower to a frankly absurd 1,300. But specs alone don't make an M car feel like an M car. So BMW did something that echoes what Ferrari did with the Luce EV. BMW
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