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Would You Upgrade Your Old Car’s Infotainment If It Cost You Almost Every Button?

Updated 5 Hours Ago

This Rear-Engine, Flat-Six STI Is a Poor Man’s Porsche 911 Turbo

Posted 5 Hours Ago

Toyota Tundra Recalled Again for Camshafts That May Snap While Driving

By Caleb Jacobs

Posted 8 Hours Ago

The Ferrari Amalfi Is Proof Enthusiasts Don’t Understand Entry-Level Cars

Posted 8 Hours Ago

Volkswagen Group News

Scout’s Gas-Backed Traveler SUV Will Make 800 HP, Its CEO Told Us

Posted 12 Hours Ago

Tim Kuniskis Is Now in Charge of All U.S. Sales for Stellantis

Posted Yesterday

Volkswagen Group News

Scout Says Its Electrified Off-Roaders Are In Demand Everywhere—Not Just California

By Caleb Jacobs

Posted Yesterday

Volkswagen Group News

Scout Is Poaching Bronco and Wrangler Owners. This Data Proves It

By Caleb Jacobs

Posted Yesterday

Volkswagen Group News

Scout Is Now Building Its Traveler SUV and Terra Truck in South Carolina

Posted Yesterday

Mercedes-Benz News

Mercedes Designed An Automatic Launch Control System That Reacts to Green Lights

Posted on Nov 11, 2026

Audi Says Touchscreens Have Gone as Far as They’ll Go. Buttons Are Coming Back

Updated on Nov 11, 2026

The Next Audi RS6 Avant Is Coming to America. It Might Not Be Alone

Posted on Nov 11, 2026

Audi Hybrids Are Coming in Months, Not Years. A Plug-In Q5 Could Be Back

Posted on Nov 11, 2026

Mercedes-Benz News

This Phenomenal Mercedes SEC Restomod Packs a 500-HP V8

Posted on Nov 11, 2026

Audi Fans Want RS Wagons, V8s, and Real Buttons. The Man Who Decides Isn’t Saying No

Posted on Nov 11, 2026

Toyota Revives Scion Brand With US-Legal Kei Truck, and There’s More Where That Came From

Posted on Nov 10, 2026

Size Doesn’t Actually Matter Anymore, Even for Off-Road Vehicles

Posted on Nov 10, 2026

Mercedes-Benz News

Mercedes-Benz Wants to Turn Windshields Into Screens. The Tech Already Exists, Too

By Stephen Edelstein

Posted on Nov 8, 2026

Is a Used Econobox Cheaper Than a Rental Car?

Posted on Nov 6, 2026

A Chevy Dealer Thinks the Corvette ZR1X is a $700,000 Car

Posted on Nov 6, 2026