Author: Dana Phio

Cadillac’s reveaing of the luxurious Sollei concept, a virtual wave has swept through the digital car art. Independent creators are reimagining the summer open-top experience with their own interpretations of the Sollei and other Cadillac…

The 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle L35 SS, a gleaming testament to automotive artistry, has just completed a painstaking rotisserie restoration and is poised to thrill once more on open roads. This iconic muscle car, a pivotal…

Honda has solidified its position as a major player in the US automotive market, though it still trails behind Toyota’s dominance. The company’s strong sales performance, particularly for models like the Civic and CR-V, has…

Carlex Design, a Polish family-owned enterprise, has ascended from a specialized interior customization atelier to a global titan in luxury automotive and aviation refinement. Originally renowned for their mastery in transforming car, SUV, and truck…

Maserati has initiated a recall encompassing 1,092 MC20 coupes and convertibles due to inaccuracies in the weight information displayed on tire placard labels. This oversight is more critical than it might initially appear, as exceeding…

The 1979 model year is a testament to the Trans Am’s enduring appeal. A decade into its production, the Trans Am reigned supreme within the Firebird family, fascinating the American automotive market with its sporty…

The automotive industry has endured a tumultuous period marked by a confluence of global crises. The pandemic, severe supply chain disruptions, a crippling computer chip shortage, and geopolitical instability have collectively posed unprecedented challenges to…

Shaquille O’Neal’s automotive empire is as legendary as his basketball career. His insatiable appetite for extraordinary vehicles has resulted in a garage that reads like a who’s who of automotive luxury and performance. Among these…

The once-thriving muscle car segment has undergone a seismic shift. Ford’s Mustang now stands alone as the final bastion of the traditional V8 pony car, a position reflected in its pricing. Dodge, a former key…

The Dodge Dart, produced between 1960 and 1976, started on a journey from a full-sized behemoth to a compact contender. While the Dart’s performance envelope expanded with the introduction of increasingly potent V8 engines, culminating…

Jeep has taken a conservative approach to the 2025 Compass, opting for minimal changes to the popular compact SUV. Priced from $25,900 for the base Sport trim, the Compass carries over its pricing structure and…

The Dodge Charger’s journey from its inception as a luxury-oriented fastback to its iconic status as a muscle car is a compelling narrative within automotive history. Introduced in 1966 as a distinctive challenger to the…

While Pontiac, Chevrolet, and Dodge undeniably dominated the muscle car era, Mercury managed to carve out a niche with a few potent offerings. Among these, the 1970 Cyclone Spoiler 429 Super Cobra Jet is a…

The Thai-based CSL AutoTime channel pitted a nimble, gasoline-powered sports car against a heavier, diesel-driven workhorse. While the Hilux had received performance upgrades, including a modified turbocharger, its diesel engine inherently faced an uphill climb…

The automotive industry’s once-aggressive push toward electrification is undergoing a marked deceleration. General Motors, a prominent figure in the EV race, has initiated a strategic pivot by reducing the pace of EV development and production,…

Mazda has enjoyed a strong start to the year in the U.S. market. With Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) reporting a robust 10% sales increase for the first half, totaling 202,486 units, the automaker has…

Chevrolet has increased prices for the 2025 C8 Corvette, but buyers might find some consolation in reduced costs for certain optional features. While the entry-level Stingray remains unchanged at $69,995, the E-Ray and Z06 models…