Category: Cars

The Airlander’s potential to revolutionize military transportation and logistics is undeniable. Its unique combination of size, payload capacity, endurance, and operational flexibility presents an unprecedented opportunity to transform the way military forces operate. Beyond its…

A titan of the American auto industry, Buick boasts a heritage that stretches back even before its incorporation into General Motors in 1908. However, a look at Buick’s current offerings in North America might leave…

Mazda has subtly refined its CX-90 for the 2025 model year, introducing a new Premium Sport trim as the centerpiece of these enhancements. Rather than a comprehensive overhaul, Mazda has opted for a more nuanced…

Cadillac is transforming its CT5-V Blackwing sedan into a dedicated track beast with the introduction of the Precision Package. This performance-oriented upgrade is designed to raise the car’s handling capabilities to new heights. While the…

Lamborghini’s hotly anticipated successor to the Huracan is edging closer to its official revealing. Confirmed for a debut at Monterey Car Week on August 16th, the new supercar, rumored to be named Temerario, will mark…

Volkswagen is expanding its ID.7 lineup with sporty GTX variants, including both sedan and tourer body styles. UK customers can place orders starting August 1st, with prices kicking off at £61,980 for the sedan and…

Classic cars stand as timeless testaments to automotive artistry, embodying a bygone era of design and engineering. Their graceful lines and powerful engines evoke a sense of nostalgia and excitement that modern vehicles often struggle…

Tennessee’s manufacturing sector has achieved a significant milestone with the Nissan Rogue being crowned the “Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee” for 2024. This inaugural honor, bestowed by the Tennessee Manufacturers Association, underscores the state’s emergence…

A fervent devotee of the Corvette, I’ve encountered countless individuals who inexplicably overlook this automotive icon. The most perplexing dismissal is the casual, dismissive “It’s just a Corvette.” Such a statement reveals a profound lack…

Chevrolet’s ascent to the pinnacle of the American automotive industry in the late 1950s, fueled by its full-size lineup, was a hard-fought victory. Ford’s persistent dominance in certain segments kept Chevrolet on its toes, prompting…

Dodge is poised to reassert dominance in the four-door muscle car market with the introduction of the all-new Charger Sedan. Sharing its powertrain architecture with the Charger coupe, the sedan will offer a blend of…

Ford’s strategic pivot towards SUVs, trucks, and electric vehicles has significantly transformed its product lineup. Where once a vibrant array of passenger cars held court, now stands a world dominated by high-riding vehicles. A recent…

The Pontiac GTO, a groundbreaking fusion of full-size power and intermediate-sized chassis, ignited the muscle car era in the mid-1960s. Its reputation as a performance behemoth was unparalleled. However, the intense competition ushered in by…

The Pontiac GTO, often credited as the catalyst for the muscle car phenomenon, emerged in 1964 as a high-performance variant of the LeMans. Its instant popularity is evident in the sales figures: a substantial 32,405…

Maserati is undergoing a radical transformation, with electrification at its core. The Levante, a pivotal model in this shift, is poised to redefine the luxury SUV segment. Unlike its predecessor, which competed with gasoline-powered stalwarts…

The Jeep Renegade, a stalwart in the compact SUV segment, defies expectations of obsolescence despite the looming shadow of its 2027 successor. While the automotive world eagerly anticipates the next-generation model, Jeep has injected new…

Kia has officially launched the EV3, with the first units set to arrive in UK showrooms on August 1st. This all-electric crossover is available in three distinct trim levels, each offering a compelling blend of…

Oldsmobile, traditionally associated with opulent land yachts, defied expectations with a series of high-performance vehicles that left an enduring mark on the muscle car world. While the brand’s 1949 Oldsmobile 88 and the legendary 4-4-2…

The 1971 Plymouth Road Runner stands as a solitary beacon in the waning twilight of the American muscle car era. This transitional year marked a pivotal moment as Chrysler phased out its legendary high-compression V8…

The Ford LTD, a name that would become synonymous with American automotive comfort, emerged in 1965 as a surprising addition to the Galaxie 500 lineup. Positioned as a premium trim within Ford’s more affordable offerings,…

The BMW M2, already a formidable performance car, has been started to new heights by TRE. With a substantial power upgrade boosting output to 562 horsepower and 490 pound-feet of torque, the M2 now delivers…

Beneath the unassuming veneer of this 1965 Impala SS lies a mechanical marvel that defies expectations. Crafted by the skilled hands of Bob Giannelli and his NRC Motorsports team, this classic Chevrolet retains its original…

The Chevrolet Biscayne was a cornerstone, though often overlooked, in Chevrolet’s remarkable resurgence during the late 1950s. While its flashier siblings like the Impala garnered most of the limelight, the Biscayne played a vital role…

Genesis is currently going through a complex development world, juggling the launch of the performance-oriented Magma sub-brand with the creation of entirely new models. Amidst this flurry of activity, the Electrified GV70 emerges as a…

The mid-1960s was a golden era for Chevrolet. The Impala, introduced in 1958 and becoming a standalone model the following year, was a sales juggernaut. Its 1965 record of over a million units sold was…