The Volkswagen Group has been riding the gravy train in China for decades, but the days of dominance are over. The rise of domestic automakers with affordable, tech-laden cars is putting a serious dent in the balance sheets of legacy brands, forcing them to rethink their strategies. As the saying goes, if you can’t beat … Read more
Right now, there are only two manual Porsche 911 models on sale in the US—the Carrera T on one end, and the GT3 on the other. Although the market for manual sports cars outside the US and UK is small, Porsche still wants to expand its offerings. That probably means more special-edition models. Road & … Read more
A Toyota owner ran into a towing issue with the 2025 Tacoma and offered a solution for this problem. In a TikTok that’s generated over 122,900 views as of this writing, Jon (@trdjon) says a standard receiver and hitch pin are going to have issues with the 2025 Tacoma. “If you picked up a new … Read more
It’s been three years since Ferrari announced hell would freeze over with the launch of Maranello’s first electric car. The inaugural Prancing Horse without a combustion engine will break cover on October 9 during the brand’s Capital Markets Day. Well, not entirely. The official reveal will be a multi-step process, starting with the unveiling of … Read more
The Bugatti Tourbillon is filled with all sorts of neat innovations. A steering wheel that rotates around a central hub, a titanium gauge cluster, 3D-printed suspension components, and a monster rear diffuser that doubles as a crash structure. Add to that a sound system that doesn’t use traditional speakers. Top Gear magazine recently visited Rimac’s new … Read more
There wasn’t much not to like about the Acura Integra. It’s a practical, efficient hatchback that feels a step above the Honda Civic it’s based on, yet more fun and more affordable than the luxury compacts it’s up against. Acura would do well to leave well enough alone, and that’s what it did for the … Read more
Ford Motor Company is recalling 850,318 vehicles due to a potential issue with the fuel pump. The recall affects a range of Ford and Lincoln models from the 2021-2023 model years. The vehicles could suffer from a low-pressure fuel pump failure, which could starve the engine of gas and cause it to stall. According to … Read more