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Mazda MX-5 Miata Leads Affordable Sports Car Sales in August
The Mazda MX-5 Miata emerged as the clear sales leader among three of America’s remaining affordable sports cars in August 2026, outselling the Subaru BRZ and Toyota GR86 combined as buyers continued to show demand for lightweight, enthusiast-focused models. Miata Leads August Sports Car Sales Affordable rear-wheel-drive sports cars have become increasingly limited in the…
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Subaru August Sales Rise Slightly as WRX Surges 191%
Subaru of America reported 62,028 vehicles sold in August, a marginal increase from 61,220 units a year earlier, with the WRX posting a standout 191 percent year-over-year surge despite the brand’s overall year-to-date sales remaining below the previous year’s pace. The Numbers Behind Subaru’s August Sales According to the company’s official sales release, Subaru delivered…
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Lamborghini Revuelto Facelift Spied With Possible New Styling
A camouflaged Lamborghini Revuelto has been photographed for the first time, suggesting the V12-powered supercar could already be preparing for a facelift. The images appear to reveal changes to the front bumper, headlights, side bodywork and rear diffuser, despite the Revuelto having only arrived for the 2024 model year. Lamborghini Keeps the V12 Alive Lamborghini…
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IIHS Safety Ratings: Kia Telluride and Tesla Model Y Lead
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has released new safety ratings for seven vehicles from Kia, Tesla, BMW, GMC, Lexus and Toyota, with only two models earning the organization’s highest Top Safety Pick+ award. The 2027 Kia Telluride and 2026-2027 Tesla Model Y stood apart as stricter IIHS crash and crash-prevention tests prevented the other…
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Rare Mercedes 190E Evo II Listed for More Than $600,000
A rare Mercedes 190E Evo II, one of just 502 examples ever produced, has been listed for sale in the Netherlands for €529,999, or roughly $614,600 at current exchange rates. The high-performance homologation special remains one of the most sought-after versions of Mercedes-Benz’s compact executive car from the 1980s. One of Mercedes-Benz’s Most Important Cars…
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New Polestar 4 SUV Adds Space, but U.S. Plans Remain Unclear
The new Polestar 4 SUV gives the brand’s existing electric coupé a more practical body style, adding a straighter roofline, increased cargo capacity and greater versatility while retaining the performance-focused character of the original model. However, while the SUV is set to launch internationally, Polestar has not confirmed whether it will be available in the…
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Honda Targets $9.4 Billion in Supplier Savings by 2030
Honda is targeting $9.4 billion in supplier savings by 2030 as the automaker responds to growing pressure from Chinese competitors and setbacks in its electric vehicle strategy. The plan includes standardized parts, greater use of lower-tier suppliers and increased use of Chinese-made components where possible. Honda Plans Major Supplier Cost Cuts According to internal documents…
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BMW M2 Manual Transmission Demand Hits 50% in U.S.
BMW M2 buyers in the U.S. are showing strong demand for the manual transmission, with half of all M2 coupes sold in the country ordered with a stick shift, according to BMW M boss Frank van Meel. That demand helped BMW approve the limited-edition M3 CS Handschalter, although the future of manual transmissions across the…
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Scout Traveler Debuts Two Bold Concepts for the Electric SUV
The Scout Traveler is taking shape with two dramatically different concepts designed to carry the Scout legacy into the electric age. Scout Motors will unveil the Mountainside and Trail-Ready concepts alongside the Scout Terra pickup at the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience in Colorado. Scout Traveler Builds on a Legacy The Scout name carries…
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Toyota Celica Could Return to WRC as 2027 Rally1 Car
The Toyota Celica, one of rallying’s most successful nameplates, could be heading back to the World Rally Championship in 2027, according to comments from Luis Moya, the longtime co-driver of former champion Carlos Sainz. Moya said Toyota’s team is set to campaign a Celica as its Rally1 car while also fielding a Rally2 version, potentially…
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