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Auto review: 2026 Jeep Recon has 670 horsepower, removable doors and one big problem

The first thing you notice is what you don't hear. No V-6 growl. No four-cylinder wheeze. No transmission downshift. No great subterranean snarl as 670 horsepower prepares to do something irresponsible. Nothing. Just tires crunching over rock. Somewhere in the hills north of Healdsburg, California, the 2026 Jeep Recon is crawling up a trail as if somebody has accidentally turned off the ...


GM finally has a fix for SUVs stuck in first gear, but more models are affected

A transmission issue that first surfaced earlier this year is back in the spotlight, but this time GM says it has identified the cause and a repair path.


New-car prices top $50K again: Why budget buyers and long loans feel it most

The average new vehicle in America sold for $50,089 in August. That figure will get passed around dealership break rooms and family group chats all week, and it's accurate. It's also the least interesting number in the data. The transaction average rose 0.5% from July and 1.9% from a year earlier, and August was the first month this year to clear $50,000, per Kelley Blue Book's figures, released September 10 by parent company Cox Automotive....


The cheapest Toyota track toy is here, and it’s also the sharpest of them all

Gazoo Racing launches an entry-level go-kart for $2,490 to get more people into motorsport


Tesla Semi gets boost from $6 diesel; Morgan Stanley says earnings potential 'underappreciated'

The new Tesla Semi truck is an "underappreciated driver of earnings growth" over the next 15 years, according to Morgan Stanley.


McLaren's new era includes an 810-HP hybrid supercar, a 2+2 GT, and an SUV

McLaren is evolving with the times.


McLaren is also building a GT sedan, and that's even weirder than the SUV

McLaren is developing a front-engine, 2+2 GT sedan — its first four-door road car ever — alongside a hybrid V6 supercar and an SUV through 2028.


We thought the original TRX was quick. The 2027 Ram TRX SRT we tested is even quicker

Ram added power without sacrificing the Baja-ready capability that made the original special.


How does no-lift shift work without killing your manual transmission?

Slamming gears in a manual without lifting off the throttle is a great idea, and many performance cars nowadays offer it. Does it ruin your transmission?


Toyota's $2,500 GR kart is small enough to fit in a minivan

Toyota's Gazoo Racing division just launched its most affordable product ever — not a car, but a 183-pound go-kart designed to fold whole into a Toyota Noah or Voxy minivan.


Toyota once built a budget turbocharged mid-engined sports car

A turbocharged, mid-engined rocket from the late '90s that brought exotic-level balance and punch to Japanese streets without the exotic price tag.


Why this 4-year-old hybrid beats most brand-new cars in reliability

Discover why this 4-year-old hybrid is a standout in reliability, outperforming most new cars with its proven durability and exceptional performance.


The pickup man: Inside the 400-vehicle Redwood County truck & car collection auction

There's a reason so many country songs are written about pickup trucks: for generations they've been more than transportation. They're farm tools, teenage freedom machines, tailgate hangouts, and for a lot of Midwest kids, a rite of passage. That love of trucks is exactly what built one of the largest privately assembled collections in the country, and it's about to head to auction in Redwood Falls, Minnesota. The collection belongs to Tim...


Detroit’s most overpowered family car of the muscle era

Beneath its unassuming wood-grain exterior, this 1960s station wagon hides a thunderous surprise.


Tesla may have outsmarted NHTSA

Herbert from Brighter shares exclusive nuggets from his conversations with Tesla engineers at the Cybercab launch event in Austin — covering wireless charging timelines, screen design trade-offs, NHTSA's audit query, and the ride experience. Brian and Herbert break down what the Cybercab's efficiency, lifespan, and autonomous future really mean for Tesla's robotaxi ambitions.Huge thanks to @BrighterwithHerbert for joining the discussion.Follow him on X:https://twitter.com/herbertongSupport the channel by becoming a member at https://www.Patreon.com/FutureAzA, https://www.youtube.com/@FutureAzA/join, or subscribing on X.com here: https://www.Twitter.com/FutureAzA. You can also make a one-time payment on PayPal here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/3AS47G2JNWU9A. Or you can also use my buddy's Tesla referral to get three months of free FSD. https://ts.la/ron427640:00 NHTSA Probe Explained1:27 Cybercab Austin Event4:21 Wireless Charging Update8:50 Screen Size Design11:54 Vehicle Lifespan Efficiency14:43 500 Mile Range18:26 NHTSA Investigation Details22:51 Map Screen UX24:48 Coffee Cup Test#Tesla #TSLA #EVs


20 Packards you’ve probably never seen in person


The 315-HP Volkswagen wagon with more torque than the Golf R hatch America gets

The Golf R Wagon makes 310 lb-ft and 58 cu ft of cargo space, outgunning the US Golf R hatch — and VW has confirmed it won't come to America.


5 classic cars that had digital dashboards way before they hit mainstream

Digitization is commonplace in car cabins today, but the technology is older than you might expect. Here are some early adopters of digital dashboards


Tesla Roadster reveal scheduled for October 1, seemingly for real this time

The Roadster was teased apparently showing off its rumored rocket-style thrusters.


20 cars that turn casual owners into enthusiasts

Plenty of people buy a car because they need something to get from A to B. Then there are cars that quietly turn ownership into an interest of its own, leaving you researching tires, joining forums, planning weekend drives, and suddenly knowing far more about suspension setups than you ever expected. Here are 20 cars that inspire enthusiasm even from the most casual owner.


Carmakers have a new idea to boost EV range: Add a gas engine

Hyundai, Ford and Stellantis are planning to introduce larger EVs with gas generators to solve range anxiety.


Hybrids are back, but Mary Barra still thinks electric cars win

GM commits to gas and hybrid power, but long-time CEO Mary Barra reckons that all roads will eventually lead to pure battery power, regardless.


The one-off Bugatti Brouillard reportedly cost $20 million, and now it has an owner

Bugatti only built one Brouillard, and it now has an owner, much to the disappointment of multi-billionaire car collectors around the world.


The 2028 Volvo XC60 T8 PHEV gains monster EV range, travels nearly 80 miles on battery alone

The new 37.9-kWh battery pack is also found in the 2028 XC90 T8, where it delivers a still-impressive 73 miles of EPA-rated electric range.


Toyota's hydrogen truck math: 1,500 rigs, 30 stations, one break-even number

Toyota's most interesting hydrogen project right now has nothing to do with a Mirai sitting unsold on a lot. It's the trucks that haul stampings and seat frames between suppliers, and the reason it suddenly has momentum isn't carbon. It's the Strait of Hormuz. Start with what happened to Japan's fuel supply this year. METI announced on 24 March that tankers had been unable to move through Hormuz for a prolonged period and that Middle East crude...


14 of the fastest-accelerating Mazda models ever made

It might not use its famous slogan anymore, but Mazda still builds a little zoom-zoom into its cars. Which ones hit the 60 mph mark the fastest?


Can a street BMW survive competition level power?

This 1,015HP BMW competition car transforms humble family car roots into an all out drift machine built to deliver serious power without relying on an LS swap. The radical build combines a purpose built competition setup with four figure horsepower, turning a familiar BMW shape into something engineered for smoke, speed and relentless sideways action. Every major upgrade pushes the car further from its everyday beginnings, from the drivetrain and cooling demands to the chassis changes needed to control that much power under pressure. It is a standout example of how a BMW can become a serious motorsport weapon while keeping its own distinct identity and proving there is more than one route to extreme performance.


Chinese EVs could crush Detroit, but American drivers may love their prices

Chinese EVs could put intense pressure on U.S. automakers if trade barriers are relaxed, investor Jason Calacanis warned. His comments followed Sen. Elissa Slotkin’s claim that she had heard rumors President Donald Trump could allow…


20 vehicles that rack up miles without major issues


Why fleet orders can send car sales soaring but still hurt automakers

Selling hundreds, or even thousands, of cars via fleet sales might be great for an automaker's quarterly reports, but it could damage the brand in the long run.


Toyota vs. Subaru at 250,000 miles: It's not even close

A new study of car models most likely to reach 250,000 miles is dominated by Japanese brands, but not all of them are equal.


First look: The new 2028 Volvo EX60 hybrid is more EVish than ever

With more than double the all-electric range, this new plug-in hybrid could be an EV imitator.


Schaeffler unveils integrated electrified powertrain technologies in Detroit

New tech debut: Schaeffler presented its latest electrified powertrain portfolio in Detroit, featuring modular e-axles, advanced bearings, and hybrid systems for EVs and hybrids. Efficiency focus: The integrated systems aim to cut complexity, optimize space, and boost performance while supporting multiple vehicle platforms and electrification strategies. Industry context: The launch aligns with the auto sector's push for flexible, multi-pathway electrification to meet emissions targets and adapt to evolving market demands.


Auto & transport roundup: Market talk

Find insight on Volkswagen, Renault and more in the latest Market Talks covering Auto and Transport.


Long gas lines are pushing more drivers in Russia toward EVs after refinery strikes

"Even if the oil infrastructure wasn't impacted, the sanctions on Russia's oil has raised the cost of oil, encouraging EVs as well."


Tesla recalls nearly 3M vehicles as China launches its biggest automotive recall ever


About 10,000 Toyota C-HR EVs can suddenly lose power, Toyota says

North American Toyota C-HR EV owners face a software-related regen braking recall affecting about 10,000 2026 vehicles with potential power loss.


Next-gen 2027 BMW 3 series: ICE models enter final testing phase in Miramas

BMW is officially entering the final stage of development for its highly anticipated next-generation BMW 3 Series internal combustion engine (ICE) lineup. Camouflaged prototypes of the iconic luxury sports sedan have descended upon the BMW Group Proving Grounds in Miramas, located in southern France, to complete high-intensity summer driving dynamics testing. This final round of… The post Next-Gen 2027 BMW 3 Series: ICE Models Enter Final...


Final parking space: 1979 Mercury Bobcat 3-door runabout

Last spring, we saw a 1978 Ford Pinto 3-door Runabout in its final parking space, and today we’re returning to Ford subcompact history with that car’s Mercurized sibling: the Bobcat. This car now resides in a boneyard in Greeley, Colorado, which I was visiting on a mission to buy a decklid for my 1941 Plymouth. […]


Bugatti’s VW era is officially over as Porsche exits Rimac partnership: TDS

Porsche has completed selling its stake in Bugatti Rimac to a group of investors in a deal said to be worth $1.2 billion.


Nissan’s new electric city car is called the Pixo

The electric hatchback debuts later this month and will slot beneath the Micra


Toyota recalls 8,000 electric C-HRs after software glitch found to cut power while driving

The company expects owner notifications to start in early October.


The performance sedan with Lexus durability and Porsche-like balance

This overlooked performance sedan offers Porsche-style handling and Lexus-like reliability, making it a smart used buy for enthusiasts.


Tesla joins China’s largest-ever recall, covering 4.3 million vehicles

Chinese regulators announced the country’s largest automotive recall, covering about 4.3 million vehicles, over doors that may be difficult to open in emergencies. The action includes a major Tesla recall, with 2.98 million Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X vehicles affected. This China automotive recall also spans eight other automakers, with Tesla’s portion scheduled to begin September 25 following the August 21 announcement. Automakers will add warning labels, mark emergency releases, and deliver over-the-air updates, including a Tesla update that lowers windows after a collision. China will require mechanical door releases inside and outside on new vehicles from January 1, 2027.


Ford, Jeep, Toyota issue major recalls over safety defects

Major automaker recalls: Ford, Jeep, and Toyota are recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles for defects that pose safety risks, including fuel tank detachment and loss of drive power. Software and hardware faults: Problems range from faulty tire pressure monitoring and regenerative braking software to incorrectly installed fuel tank straps and mislabeled load capacity. Next steps for owners: Dealers will inspect and repair affected vehicles free of charge, and owners can check VINs on NHTSA.gov for recall status.


This Porsche 911 Turbo S is a near twin to Michael Jordan’s car and looks to fetch a sky-high price

The ultimate air-cooled 911 Turbo hits the boost on Bring a Trailer.


The 2027 Porsche 911 GT3 S/C in photos


10 cars that came with a front bench seat Americans still miss


China's EV export surge eclipses 2025 record as domestic sales crash

Industry data show China's passenger car exports surpassed last year's total in the first eight months of this year