Author: Dana Phio

General Motors issues a recall for the Chevrolet Colorado and its GMC counterpart due to reports of unexpected activation of the emergency braking system, affecting a total of 55,755 units. The issue stems from faulty…

What in the world has just occurred? We drifted into sleep only to awaken to this: a Tesla Cybertruck fetching an astonishing $244,000, more than double the price of the Foundation Series. To curb car…

Thomas Laudenbach, the head of motorsport at the German manufacturer, acknowledges the pivotal role played by Porsche Penske Motorsport in revitalizing the 963 LMDh program. This transformation began in the latter half of the previous…

With an influx of new vehicles flooding the market and traditional automakers alongside startups and Chinese brands expanding their offerings, the automotive landscape is poised to reach unprecedented levels of diversity. Yet, discerning enthusiasts may…

In 1968, the iconic Ford Mustang faced a shifting automotive landscape, contending with competitors like the Camaro, Firebird, and AMC Javelin. Despite declining sales, the Mustang retained its position as a top-selling model, reflecting enduring…

Venturing into the realm of van life isn’t merely a dream for many; it’s a lifestyle calling. Yet, for most, the leap from aspiration to reality seems daunting. Enter Katya, affectionately known as “Tropical Russian,”…

Pininfarina unveils the Enigma GT, a digital-only creation marking the brand’s 95th anniversary in 2025. This hybrid grand tourer embodies a vision of everyday driving pleasure, propelled by a hydrogen-powered turbo V6 engine and an…

The International Harvester Scout II stands out as a unique and unconventional platform for restomod classic 4×4 enthusiasts. Amidst a milieu of absurd lifts and Cummins diesel swaps, one particular Scout II listed for sale…

Despite the declining era of muscle cars and impending oblivion for many models, the Charger defied the odds with remarkable sales figures. In 1972, it moved an impressive 75,600 units, followed by a staggering 119,318…

SEAT commemorates its smallest crossover, the Arona, with the introduction of a new limited edition model. While the differences from the standard lineup are modest, the FR Limited Edition adds special features both inside and…

After much anticipation fueled by teasers, spy photos, and leaks, Renault has finally unveiled the production version of the Renault 5 E-Tech, a model previously previewed by a concept. The original Renault 5, affectionately known…

Peugeot is generating excitement with the upcoming release of the all-new E-5008, set to redefine the mid-size crossover segment with its enhanced features and performance. Drawing inspiration from the successful E-3008, the E-5008 boasts a…

Kazunori Yamauchi, the creator of Gran Turismo, recently teased three upcoming cars in a cryptic video, hinting at an update scheduled from Monday, February 26, onwards. This cryptic approach to unveiling new content has become…

The Chevy Bel Air from the Tri-Five era is significant in American automotive history, embodying the essence of 1950s Americana. While many second-generation Bel Air models were luxurious and flashy, some were utilitarian, like this…

Following the recent coverage of the controversial-looking Lamborghini Urus, another project from Mansory has surfaced on our news feed: the Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance. Some might argue it’s not entirely new, considering we featured…

Ford’s third-generation Ranger faces ongoing challenges due to the Takata airbag inflator recall. Despite Ford’s efforts to address the issue, many trucks still require corrective action. The recall affects trucks produced between 2004 and 2006…

The Studebaker President, though not as iconic as some models, held significant importance for the company throughout its history. Introduced in 1926 as a successor to the Big Six, the President represented the pinnacle of…

Rolls-Royce, renowned as the pinnacle of the automotive industry, achieved significant success with its first ultra-luxury crossover SUV, the Cullinan, which became its best-selling model, setting record deliveries annually. Since the introduction of the Cullinan…

The 1965 Impala made history as the first nameplate in the US to sell over 1 million units in a single year post-WWII, affirming the success of Chevy’s strategy since its 1958 debut. In 1964,…

Mercedes-Benz’s EQS, the flagship electric sedan, is nearing its third year in production, signaling the arrival of a mid-cycle refresh. Photographers recently captured prototypes of the facelifted model undergoing testing in various environments, offering glimpses…

Under French patronage, the Romanian automaker introduced the Spring, sourced from overseas. However, the little EV now unmistakably carries the Dacia badge, aligning its appearance with models like the Sandero, Logan, Jogger, and especially the…