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Ford Recalls Another One Million Vehicles

Another week, another massive Ford recall. This time, the company is recalling just over one million vehicles in the United States due to an issue with the backup camera. The center infotainment screen may display a frozen image followed by a black screen when in reverse, increasing the risk of…

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New Alfa Romeo Stelvio: Everything We Know

The new Alfa Romeo Stelvio is one of the most highly anticipated new vehicles of the next few years. Between the many teasers and patent images, and the imminent debut date—which should be late this year or early in 2026—the next iteration of Alfa's mid-size SUV is on the minds…

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BMW Has a 'Higher Demand' for the M5 Wagon in the US

It appears BMW buyers are answering the call. Last August, the automaker's vice president of product management suggested the company might consider selling the next-generation M3 Touring in the United States if the M5 Touring was a success. The M5 wagon has been on sale for a few months, and…

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Bentley's New Bentayga Will Have 'More Power' Than the W-12

Bentley already offers a smattering of engine options for the Bentayga SUVs, ranging from the base V-6 hybrid to the powerful V-8 Speed. But now, the British luxury car maker has another Bentayga on the horizon—and it promises to be even more potent than the previous W-12 model.

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This Beautiful Aston Martin DB12 Was Designed for Florida

Palm Beach, Florida, is one of the wealthiest cities in the country. According to the Palm Beach Post, at least 58 billionaires and dozens of multi-millionaires have ties to the city. That includes one President Donald Trump.

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GM Is Keeping the V-8 Alive With a Massive Investment

When automakers announce major investments lately, that money typically goes toward electrification. But not today. General Motors is spending $888 million at its Tonawanda site in Buffalo, New York, to develop a sixth-generation V-8 engine. It’s the largest single investment the company has ever made in an engine plant, a…

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Stellantis Has Finally Replaced Carlos Tavares

The search for a new Chief Executive Officer has ended. After months of evaluating both internal and external candidates, Stellantis has named a successor to Carlos Tavares. The former CEO resigned in December 2024, despite his five-year contract being set to expire in early 2026. Antonio Filosa has been unanimously…

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Alpine's First Electric Sports Car Has Mid-Engine Proportions

You know times are changing when Alpine has not one, but two EVs in its lineup. Following the launch of the A290 hot hatch last year, Renault’s performance arm introduced the A390 this week as the brand's first SUV. Sorry, it's a sport fastback. Currently hidden under a cover, a…

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New Jaguar Registrations Were Hilariously Low Last Month

Jaguar has been culling its lineup as the brand prepares to reinvent itself for a new era. That has forced the company to discontinue several models, and the lack of product is starkly visible in new registration data from Europe. According to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association, only 49 Jaguars…

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Alfa Romeo's Next Quadrifoglio Models Will 'Surprise You'

Alfa Romeo has officially ended production of the beloved Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio models. They will be missed. That said, the company is still producing other iterations of the current Giulia and Stelvio while it prepares the new models. Over the weekend at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este, Alfa Romeo boss Santo…

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Brake Dust Is a Problem. Brembo Has a Solution

Picture the way brake dust turns your shiny silver wheels into a dull, gray mess. Now imagine what it does for your lungs.

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Is Ram Teasing the Hemi's Return?

Following the departure of much-loathed Stellantis head Carlos Tavares late last year, Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis told Motor1 that he wouldn't rule out a return of the beloved Hemi V-8 to the Ram 1500 pickup. Now, Ram is teasing a big reveal on June 8th. Could we see the return of the V-8?

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Some Kia EV9 Trims Are Way Cheaper for 2026

Good news: The Kia EV9 won’t be any more expensive for 2026. The EV9 has the same starting price as before—$56,395 (with the $1,495 destination charge). However, Kia has reduced the prices of a few trims, including the top-tier GT-Line, which is now $2,000 cheaper.

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The 2025 Cadillac Escalade Finally Stands On Its Own: Review

General Motors graced its big body-on-frame SUVs with some mid-cycle updates for 2025. That includes the Escalade, which doesn’t look much different on the outside, but holy potatoes is it different inside. Serving as GM’s flagship SUV, the Escalade is second only to the ultra-expensive (and ultra-exclusive Celestiq) as Cadillac’s…

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The New Alpine A390 Breaks With Tradition

Renault’s performance arm is doing better than ever. Fueled by its first electric model launch, the A290 hot hatchback, Alpine posted record sales in 2024 for the fourth consecutive year. Inevitably, the lineup is now expanding to include a crossover. Well, not quite. The French marque refuses to use that…

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Lexus Trademarked 'LBX' In America. But Why?

Automakers securing trademarks and patents in regions where a vehicle may not exist is nothing new. Ram recently filed a patent for its Rampage truck in the US, but we don't necessarily expect to see that exact model Stateside. GM, meanwhile, recently renewed its Pontiac trademark, but we're not holding…

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Sheesh: Someone Paid $1 Million for an NSX-R

If there was any lingering doubt that the original Honda NSX was a classic (sold in the States as an Acura), this should dispel that notion. At Broad Arrow's Concorso d'Eleganza Villa D'Este auction, someone paid €934,375 for this 2003 NSX-R. At today's exchange rate, that's $1,061,866. Sheesh.

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Mazda's First Electric Car Is Dead in Europe

Raise your hand if you saw this coming. After exiting the US a couple of years ago, the purely electric MX-30 is also dead in Europe (including the UK). We noticed the model’s absence from several configurators across the Old Continent, so we contacted Mazda to find out what’s happening.…

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The New Volvo XC70 Betrays Its Wagon Roots

When Volvo teased the new XC70 at the beginning of the month, we had a feeling it wouldn’t be a wagon. Sure enough, fully revealing images of the resurrected nameplate confirm its transition to an SUV. We aren't even surprised. Ahead of its official debut, the vehicle has appeared early…

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Nissan Might Sell Its Home to Survive: Report

Drastic times call for drastic measures. Amid a series of cost-cutting efforts in its fight for survival, Nissan may also part ways with its global headquarters. The troubled Japanese automaker moved its base from Tokyo to Yokohama in 2009, following two years of construction. Located in the Minato-Mirai 21 district,…

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The Alfa Romeo 8C Is Back. But Not as You Remember It

Zagato had a busy weekend at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, where two cars penned by the Italian coachbuilder were unveiled. The fabled design house surprised just about everyone with its own take on the BMW M4, featuring a double bubble roof. Another coupe, this time based on the Alfa…

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Zagato Made a Prettier BMW M4

We typically associate modern shooting brakes with Zagato’s stunning cars. However, the Speedtop unveiled this past weekend at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este was an all-BMW effort based on the M8. The legendary Italian coachbuilder also attended the annual event held on the shores of Lake Como to introduce a…

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Ford 3.7-Liter Engine Teardown Reveals Its Questionable Design

The Ford 3.7-liter Cyclone V-6 engine powered an assortment of vehicles for the automaker throughout the 2010s. It replaced the 4.0-liter V-6 in the Mustang, giving the pony car over 300 horsepower in its base form. Ford put it in the F-150 and Explorer, too, but there are some design…

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This BMW X5 Shows Why Mechanics Hate SUVs

Diagnosing an oil leak on any car is tricky. You can see the stream of dribbling oil RIGHT THERE, dripping off the corner of the oil pan or some other easily accessible component. Ah, but that's where the oil is now, not where it came from. Finding, diagnosing, and fixing the…

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Yes, You Should Use Fuel Detergent. Your Engine Will Thank you

If you're the type of person who cares about the health of your car's engine, you likely use high-quality, brand-name gasoline. The detergents in that gasoline are responsible for keeping injectors clean and removing harmful deposits. But they might not be doing enough, according to one expert.

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