Category: Car News

A hazardous chemical spill following an explosion at a Toledo, Ohio, facility prompted the evacuation of Jeep’s Northern Toledo production plant and disrupted operations at the automaker’s assembly facility. The incident occurred late Tuesday evening, October 20, triggering an evacuation zone extending one mile from the spill site and shelter-in-place instructions for people within three…

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The Porsche 911 GT3 is getting a dedicated driver training program designed to help owners improve their skills behind the wheel. The new courses include a half-day drifting experience priced at $1,500 and a three-day advanced track program costing $23,000, giving drivers specialized training options tailored exclusively to the sports car. Porsche 911 GT3 Gets…

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Tesla’s new Roadster has attracted worldwide attention with promises of gravity-defying stunts, extreme acceleration and a potential top speed of 330 mph. However, questions about safety, practicality, production costs and delivery timelines raise doubts about whether the ambitious supercar will reach customers with all its promised capabilities. Why Tesla Is Betting on the Roadster The…

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BMW once explored a four-door version of its 3 Series Compact, a prototype that could have offered buyers a more practical and affordable entry into the German automaker’s lineup. The one-off E36/5 recently made its public debut, revealing an unusual chapter in BMW’s efforts to compete in the compact car segment. BMW 1 Series: An…

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The new SUV releases 2026 lineup brings major changes to the American automotive market. Automakers are expanding hybrid options, introducing more affordable electric vehicles, redesigning popular family SUVs, and improving the capabilities of traditional gas-powered models. For shoppers, that means more choices than ever—but also more decisions to make before visiting a dealership. Some of…

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The American electric vehicle market is entering a new phase in 2026, and buyers are facing a different set of questions than they did just a year ago. Federal purchase tax credits have ended, vehicle prices remain a major concern, and charging availability continues to influence whether drivers are ready to switch from gasoline. At…

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A striking new Alfa Romeo convertible could become a one-of-a-kind creation for a wealthy collector, even as the automaker’s plans for a new Spider remain uncertain. Milan-based coachbuilder Castagna Milano has unveiled digital renderings of a two-seat convertible based on the limited-edition Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA, featuring an aggressive design, extensive carbon-fiber construction and a…

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Volvo is betting on plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) to help accelerate the transition to electric cars, with its latest models offering significantly more electric range. The updated Volvo XC60 can travel up to 78 miles on electric power, while the larger XC90 is expected to deliver 73 miles. But despite the improved capability, limited…

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Audi is exploring ways to install gasoline engines in electric vehicles without redesigning their structures, while also developing a system intended to improve the efficiency of extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs). Two patents outline concepts for fitting compact engines into EV platforms and managing gasoline and electric power based on driving conditions, route requirements and energy…

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Cadillac is honoring Formula One driver Sergio “Checo” Pérez with the Cadillac Escalade-V Checo Pérez Edition, a special-edition luxury SUV limited to just 11 units, exclusively for Mexico. The model features distinctive styling details and premium equipment while retaining the same 682-horsepower supercharged V8 powertrain as the standard Escalade-V. Cadillac Escalade-V Checo Pérez Edition Honors…

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