China Introduced 4 New Cars Every Day Of 2026 So Far
There's fast, and then there's too fast.
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Yay, The Morgan Supersport Is Coming To America! Boo, We Only Get The Four-Cylinder Engine
Morgan can only sell a maximum of 325 Supersports per year, hence the decision to not invest in B58 homologation.
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Aston Martin Designed Its Wildest SUV Just For Call Of Duty
Called the Dreadnought, this V12-powered military-spec SUV will only be drivable in "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4."
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This Is What Your Cars Would Say About You If They Could Speak
Some are begging for further adventures, some are just grateful for regular maintenance and still others are crying out for a good cleaning.
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This YouTuber Is Building A Brand New 1967 Ford Mustang From The Ground Up
Ever wanted a brand-new 1967 Ford Mustang? Well ride along with this YouTuber as they show you how to build your very own classic from scratch.
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Which One Of Our Automotive Enemies Should Be Vanquished Next?
With the Nissan Altima finally almost dead, what car should we turn our energy to?
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At $18,000, Is This 1994 Porsche 968 Cabriolet A Big (Four) Deal?
Does relative rarity make this 968 more appealing, or just more of a potential headache?
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Following The 3-Second Buffer Driving Rule Could Save Your Life
Even for the most talented drivers, roads can be dangerous, but the three-second buffer is a simple safety suggestion that might just save your life.
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9 Cars Named For Ocean Creatures
While the animal kingdom has inspired countless great car names, cars named after ocean creatures are far less common. Here are five of our top picks.
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I Had A Weird Little Nissan For A Year And It Wasn't As Cool As I Had Hoped
With a unique design, a simple layout, and an affordable price, this Figaro seemed like an excellent summer runabout, but it didn't live up to expectations.
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Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Gets Less Expensive And Easier To Drift For 2026, But Where's The Ioniq 6 N Hyundai WHERE IS IT?!?
The Ioniq 5 N's price has been cut by $6,300, bringing the MSRP down to $59,900, and now it has an NACS port.
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Deep Cycle Vs Starter Battery: What's The Difference?
Choosing the wrong battery for your vehicle can lead to poor performance and early failure, and the difference comes down to how each one delivers power.
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Gabriel Bortoleto Says Other F1 Drivers Should Turn The Page On New Rules Complaints
Fans should always take drivers' complaints about the technical regulations with a grain of salt.
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Drive-Thru Bans Are Increasing, But Then, So Are Drive-Thrus Themselves
Several cities have dropped the ban hammer on drive-thrus, but thousands of new ones continue to pop up every year, earning chains like Chipotle record profits.
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Slate's $1,450 Destination Charge Brings Actual Base Price To $26,400, Undercutting Maverick By $2,590
Whether the Slate is worth the cost difference to the Ford is up to every buyer's cross-shopping, but destination fees likely won't make or break a deal.
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Car 'Kill Switches' Aren't Coming In 2027 (It's Far More Complicated Than That)
Despite what your uncle's frantic Facebook reshares might suggest, no, the government isn't going to remotely turn off your car next year.
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Infiniti Is Reworking The QX80 Red Sport Before Launch, After Realizing It Actually Needs To Handle Well, Too
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GM Celebrates A Quarter Century Of Big, Yellow Hummers With A Big, Yellow Hummer EV
Officially called the GMC Hummer EV ICON | 25, this limited-run model's yellow paint is also named Icon.
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Aston Martin Should Buy Lucid
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The Nissan Altima Is Finally Dead, You Can Exhale Now
After 34 years of terrorizing America's roads with Big Altima Energy, Nissan is dropping the midsize sedan from its lineup.
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Trump's 'Much Better Deal' For Gordie Howe Bridge Isn't Much Better, But At Least It Has An Opening Date
Will you take one marshmallow today, or two tomorrow?
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A Volvo Sedan And Wagon Could Make Their Grand Return To The U.S. As A Counter To SUV Culture
It's time to give the (probably very small number of) people what they really want.
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Vandalism Clause In Flock Camera Contract Causes Major Headache For Local Governments That Only Want To Track Everyone Everywhere At All Times
Guess who ends up paying the bill for sabotaged Flock cameras?
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At $21,500, Is This 1977 GMC Sierra Grande 2500 Pickup A Show-Worthy Steal?
It's in great shape with low miles on the clock, but this GMC truck is pretty plain. Is it worth the $21,500 asking price?
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Are There New Non-Turbocharged Diesel Cars Or Trucks Available Anymore?
Naturally aspirated diesel cars are practically extinct in today's market, reserved for special markets and almost impossible to buy in America.
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Pros And Cons Of Aftermarket Dash Cams Vs. Built-In Camera Systems
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The Replacement For The Replacement Of The Original A/C Refrigerant In Cars May Itself Need A Replacement
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