Author: Jason Cooper

Nissan has reported a return to profitability in the first quarter of financial year 2026-2027, marking its first profitable quarter in two years. The results highlight a significant turnaround under CEO Ivan Espinosa, even as the automaker continues to face challenges including weaker global sales, tariffs, and external market pressures. Nissan Reports First Quarterly Profit…

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Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider owners have a new customization option as German tuner Novitec introduces an upgrade package focused on enhancing the convertible’s sound and appearance. The package centers on a performance-oriented exhaust system while adding suspension, wheel, and carbon-fiber exterior components without altering the car’s factory-rated V12 output. Ferrari’s Naturally Aspirated V12 Remains Untouched Before…

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Honda Prelude takes on a more practical look in a new digital rendering that transforms the recently revived hybrid coupe into a shooting brake. The concept retains the model’s signature styling while addressing some of the practicality limitations highlighted in the standard 2+2 coupe. Honda Prelude Draws Praise but Has Practical Limitations Honda’s return of…

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Audi S6 is set to return with a gasoline-powered model after Audi abandoned its short-lived vehicle renaming strategy. The redesigned performance sedan has now been spotted without camouflage at the Nürburgring, signaling that its official debut could be close. Gas-Powered Audi S6 Returns After Naming Strategy Reversal During Audi’s now-abandoned renaming plan, the company introduced…

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Jaguar XJ220 enthusiasts have a rare opportunity as a 1992 example once owned by the Sultan of Brunei has been listed for sale. The low-mileage supercar, now offered on PistonHeads for approximately $740,000 (converted), is one of the few vehicles known to have emerged from the Sultan’s famously private collection. A Rare Car From a…

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BMW iX3 production is facing an unexpected challenge as record heat and drought across Central Europe have forced the shutdown of Hungary’s only nuclear power plant. The disruption comes as BMW ramps up production of the all-electric iX3 at its Debrecen facility, where the company is launching its new Neue Klasse generation. Paks Nuclear Plant…

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Toyota is expected to report its fifth consecutive quarterly profit decline as weaker global sales, rising costs, natural disasters, and production disruptions continue to weigh on the automaker. While the company recorded a slight improvement in June sales and maintained growth in key markets such as the United States and Japan, broader challenges remain ahead…

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The Ford Mach-4 appears to be moving closer to reality as Ford continues its plan to expand the Mustang family beyond the traditional coupe. While the company has not officially unveiled the sedan, executives have confirmed their intention to return to building passenger cars, and a four-door Mustang concept has already been shown to dealers.…

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The Honda Ridgeline is officially set to enter a third generation, with Honda confirming development of a redesigned midsize pickup featuring a more rugged appearance. Alongside the announcement, the automaker released a teaser image previewing the upcoming truck and confirmed that production of the current Ridgeline will pause before the new model arrives. Third-Generation Honda…

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The Volvo EX50 is expected to become the automaker’s new entry-level electric SUV in the United States when it arrives in fall 2027. The new model is planned to replace the EX40 while filling the gap left by the outgoing EX30, giving Volvo a new competitor in the increasingly crowded sub-$50,000 EV segment. Volvo EX50…

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