Mitsubishi Needs The Montero Back In America. Now More Than Ever With a legendary name and genuine off-road hardware, Mitsubishi has a golden opportunity to win back American enthusiasts. By Jeff Glucker Sep 14 -
Volkswagen's Seat Brand Deserved Better Cupra isn't the villain; The VW Group may have simply stretched itself too thin. By Adrian Padeanu Sep 8 -
Mazda Isn't Rushing Its Next Models. That's A Good Thing The automaker has no plans to replace the aging CX-30 until at least 2030. That could be better in the long run. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 1 -
Americans Are Finally Falling In Love With Hybrids With high gas prices and waning EV interest, automakers can barely keep up with America's feverish hybrid demand. By Anthony Alaniz Aug 28 -
Don't Get Too Excited For Mitsubishi's Comeback The Japanese automaker has big plans for the US, but most of those models could end up being Nissans with new faces. By Jeff Perez Aug 27 -
Toyota Has Too Many Models. These Ones Need To Go Toyota has 21 unique nameplates in the US alone—a few of them probably need to go. By Jeff Perez Jun 26 -
The Aston Martin Vanquish's Designer Tells Us Why It's Still So Important A quarter of a century later, Aston Martin’s iconic V12 touring car endures. We talked to its original designer, Ian Callum, to find out why. By Jeff Perez Jun 15 -
Rivian's Volume Knob Replacement Is Clever. Maybe Too Clever Rather than adding a fixed volume knob to the R2, Rivian opted for something different. It's a good idea in theory. By Jeff Perez Jun 9 -
A Ferrari Is Not An iPhone Ferrari's first EV was supposed to be revolutionary—but Ferrari seemingly forgot what makes its cars special in the first place. By Jeff Perez Jun 1 -
The BMW E60 M5 Redemption Arc Is Complete For years, BMW's wild V10 sedan was misunderstood. Now, it’s beloved. What changed? By Maddox Kay Apr 13 -
We've Reached Peak Horsepower. Now What? Companies have pushed horsepower to its limits, but the next revolution might not be more power—it could be less. By Jeff Perez Mar 30 -
Waymo Won't Go Where Americans Need It Most. But Why? Even as Waymo expands to more cities, the autonomous ride-sharing service doesn't meet the needs of roughly 46 million rural Americans. By Anthony Alaniz Mar 16 -
Why Is The Audi RS5 So Heavy? Let's Look At The Numbers If you keep asking the question of 'how did cars get so heavy?' We did a little bit of math to figure it out. By Chris Rosales Mar 2 -
In Defense Of Car Bloat: Why Performance Cars Must Get Fatter To Survive When electrification becomes a necessary evil, what else are automakers supposed to do? By Adrian Padeanu Feb 24 -
Car Ownership Is Up For Debate In Congress. Here's What's At Stake Two proposed laws could give car owners more control of their vehicle's data and service options—but they need your support. By Anthony Alaniz Feb 18 -
It's Not Just Auto Stop/Start. The EPA Wants To Gut Emissions Regulations The EPA is rolling back major climate protections established under President Obama. Here’s what that could mean for your next car—and the environment. By Jeff Perez Feb 12 -
Why Porsche's Electric Sports Car Might Be Dead On Arrival Porsche's decision to potentially stop development of its EV sports cars could prove a costly mistake. But it may be worth it in the long run. By Jeff Glucker Feb 12 -
The Rise, Fall, And Meme-ification Of The Nissan Altima The Nissan Altima was once a normal, respectable family sedan. How did it become synonymous with reckless driving, bad credit, and memes? By Maddox Kay Feb 9 -
Why Audi Joining F1 Is Such A Big Deal Audi has competed and won at the highest levels across multiple motorsports disciplines. Could we see the same in F1? By Jeff Glucker Feb 6 -
How The Rich Are Ruining Classic Car Ownership For The Rest of Us The race to build the next six-figure restomod has sent classic car prices skyrocketing. And it's only going to get worse. By Jeff Glucker Feb 2 -
AI, Affordability, And America: What Will The Auto Industry Look Like In 2026? Skyrocketing prices, AI-packed cars, and the return of gas engines could make for an unpredictable year. By Jeff Perez Jan 12 -
Do Americans Even Want Chinese Cars? With affordable vehicles disappearing from the US, China could offer a cheaper solution. But do Americans actually want that? By Jeff Perez Jan 7 -
A Eulogy For The Karma Revero. And The Fisker Karma The Fisker Karma was supposed to be the future. It ended up being a major flop. By Zander Sutton Jan 5 -
Trump's Kei Car Solution Only Creates More Expensive Problems Kei cars built in the US would cost too much. Instead, the government should just let people import new ones from Asia. By Anthony Alaniz Dec 29 2025 -
