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2027 BMW 3 Series Configurator Reveals Prices Up to $76,900
The 2027 BMW 3 Series configurator is now online, giving buyers a closer look at the available trims, colors, packages and options for the redesigned sedan. With the range-topping M350 xDrive offering 437 horsepower from a turbocharged inline-six, buyers can build a well-equipped model for $69,700 or push the total to $76,900 by selecting nearly…
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2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E Gets New Trail Trim and Lower Prices
The 2027 Ford Mustang Mach-E introduces a larger standard battery, revised all-wheel-drive hardware, lower prices on most trims and a new Trail model designed for more rugged driving. The electric crossover also gains expanded technology availability, additional ground clearance on the Trail and standard BlueCruise hands-free highway driving on the range-topping GT and Rally models.…
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2026 Toyota RAV4 Misses Top Safety Pick Award in New Tests
The 2026 Toyota RAV4 has failed to qualify for a top safety award after receiving an Acceptable rating in a key crashworthiness test, while the Hyundai Tucson continues to earn higher safety marks. The results highlight a difference between the two popular small SUVs, particularly in rear-seat passenger protection under updated safety requirements. Why the…
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2027 Bentley Continental GT Supersports Convertible Spied
The 2027 Bentley Continental GT Supersports Convertible has been spotted testing near the Nürburgring, revealing a roof-down version of the performance-focused coupe with aggressive styling, rear-wheel drive and a powerful twin-turbocharged V8 engine. The upcoming convertible is expected to retain the coupe’s core performance specifications while adapting its design and aerodynamics to accommodate a retractable…
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Porsche Recall Targets 548 Sports Cars Over Wheel Defect
Porsche has expanded a safety recall affecting 548 high-performance sports cars, including several 718 and 911 models from the 2024 model year. The recall includes a Do Not Drive warning because a defective centerlock wheel component could fracture, potentially causing a wheel to detach while the vehicle is in motion. Porsche Recall Expands to 548…
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Polestar 2 Targets BMW i3 With Sharper Driving in 2027
Polestar is preparing to challenge BMW with its next-generation Polestar 2, which is scheduled to arrive in 2027 with a sharper driving experience designed to outperform the upcoming BMW i3. The Geely-owned automaker is making clear that it wants to compete on driving dynamics, not just electric range, charging speed and acceleration. Polestar’s ambitions come…
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Dodge Durango Warranty Extended for 2018–2024 Models
Stellantis is expanding warranty coverage for certain 2018 through 2024 Dodge Durango models following years of owner complaints about failing rear LED taillights. The extension covers the SUV’s distinctive LED racetrack taillamp assembly for five years with unlimited mileage from the vehicle’s initial in-service date, giving eligible owners access to free repairs for the lighting…
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Mazda Hybrid System Could Expand Beyond the CX-5 by 2027
Mazda is preparing to expand its in-house hybrid technology beyond the CX-5, potentially bringing a new electrification option to its larger SUVs, including the CX-60, CX-70, CX-80 and CX-90. The company is exploring ways to adapt elements of its upcoming hybrid system for additional models, although it has not confirmed which vehicles will receive it…
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GM Plans to Launch New Hybrid Vehicles as Early as 2027
General Motors plans to introduce new hybrid vehicles as early as 2027, signaling a shift in its powertrain strategy as its electric vehicle lineup faces challenges. CEO Mary Barra outlined the company’s plans during its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, saying GM intends to add hybrids across several key segments where it already competes. GM’s overall…
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New Hyundai Tucson Reveals Its More Affordable Side
The new Hyundai Tucson is showing a more affordable side with the entry-level H-Pick trim, which combines smaller wheels, a simpler interior and a substantial list of standard equipment. Priced from 31.4 million Korean won, or approximately $22,800, the base model retains key styling features, modern infotainment technology and a range of driver-assistance systems. Hyundai…







