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It's impossible not to love the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing. It's a sport sedan with a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8, a six-speed manual transmission, and one of the best rear-wheel drive chassis out there. With the new Precision Package, which brings a thoroughly revised suspension and carbon-ceramic brakes, the CT5-V Blackwing is…

A Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-AMG G-Class driver is inadvertently convincing others not to buy one of the vehicles the company markets as a "luxury icon." 

Sedans are a dying breed. The traditional family four-door has essentially disappeared from the US as SUVs continue their dominance. Heading into next year, ten sedans are reportedly on the chopping block. Some will be "replaced"—by SUVs—while the others will head to the big junkyard in the sky, with no…

Next year, Acura will retire the TLX sedan after a decade in the US, including the sporty Type S variant—a charming performance model, if somewhat underrated. In 2022, the brand also ended production of the NSX sports car following its brief revival. That leaves just one “car” in Acura’s current…

Owners of the troubled luxury electric crossover can’t believe it, but it’s real. The Jaguar I-Pace can now top up at Superchargers.

Despite this, Jeep says the all-new Cherokee, which is hybrid-only for now, can drive at up to 62 mph on electric power.

A young woman who says she shopped for a Toyota Highlander in Colorado Springs has people talking about what Toyota’s Gold Certification really means and whether you can really trust any car dealerships at all.

Nissan is looking at the Toyota 4Runner and Ford Bronco with envy. Both vehicles are huge sellers and hugely profitable, but Nissan doesn't have an off-road SUV to compete in that price bracket. Executives told Motor1 earlier this year that they're working toward an Xterra revival, and now, we have a potential…

The government say they want to cut the red tape to make owning and maintaining classic cars easier

Tell the average person to picture an average car in 2025, and there’s a good chance that an SUV will pop into their mind’s eye. Apart from pickup trucks, they’re the most popular type of car in the US, and it’s not that hard to see why.

In a strange twist, we might soon see BMW engines powering Mercedes-Benz cars. According to a rumor first reported by German publication Manager Magazin, the tri-star brand is in talks with BMW to purchase four-cylinder motors for its lineup starting in 2027.