Author: Jason Cooper

The Lincoln Corsair is facing a class action lawsuit over its advertised flat-towing capability, after plaintiffs allege that Ford told owners the SUV could be flat towed when it actually could not. The lawsuit covers buyers and lessees of 2021-2025 Lincoln Corsair models in California. Lincoln Corsair Flat-Towing Issue Vehicles are designed to provide safe,…

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Ford’s return to the top class of the FIA World Endurance Championship is less than a year away, and development of its new Hypercar is already well underway. The latest testing offers the clearest preview yet of the naturally aspirated V8 that will power Ford’s Le Mans challenger when it makes its competitive debut in…

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The 2027 Chevy Trailblazer could have an unusually short production run before Chevrolet introduces an updated model for 2028. Sources familiar with the matter cited by GM Authority say the 2027 Trailblazer will reportedly remain in production for just three months, although Chevrolet has not officially announced the change. 2027 Chevy Trailblazer Could Be a…

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Dodge is expanding its factory customization options for the Charger and Durango, giving buyers more ways to personalize their muscle cars and SUVs. The automaker is showcasing new colors, graphics, wheels and appearance packages at this year’s Roadkill Nights, alongside the newly launched Dodge Charger Super Bee. Durango R/T 392 Smokescreen Concept Leading Dodge’s customization…

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The Bentley Torcal, the brand’s first-ever fully battery electric vehicle (BEV), is set to introduce a new cabin technology designed to transform the driving and passenger experience. Called the Curation Engine, the system combines light, sound, climate and air quality to create four distinct cabin modes. Bentley Torcal Introduces the Curation Engine Bentley has built…

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Software-defined vehicles are becoming increasingly common, and Hyundai and Kia are expanding their focus on the technology with a dedicated testing facility called the NOVA Lab. The facility can identify approximately 150 to 200 issues before a physical prototype is assembled, helping the automakers save development time while reducing potential problems for customers. How NOVA…

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Ford has shown dealers a prototype of an upcoming four-door Mustang, offering the clearest indication yet that the automaker could expand the iconic model beyond its traditional two-door body style. The prototype reportedly appeared at a dealer meeting in Las Vegas attended by Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford and CEO Jim Farley. Ford Shows Dealers…

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A Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road recall covers approximately 48,000 MY2024–2025 trucks over a shock absorber defect that could create a road hazard and increase the risk of a crash or injury. Shock Absorber Defect Triggers Tacoma Recall Corrosion can build up on the shock absorbers and cause their oil reservoirs to detach, Toyota said. A…

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Insurance can add significantly to the cost of owning a vehicle, and a new list from Mercury Insurance highlights the 10 EVs and hybrids with the most affordable insurance costs based on its internal analysis. The list shows a clear advantage for hybrids, which account for eight of the 10 vehicles ranked. Mercury Insurance Ranks…

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The Dodge Charger BOOST Coupe and four-door Charger RPM are bringing a radically different approach to the modern Charger, with each producing 750 horsepower and built specifically for drifting. Created in just 60 days with help from Mike Musto and Suppy Wejpanich, the two cars were unveiled alongside Dodge’s 600-horsepower Super Bee at Roadkill Nights.…

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