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By Dimitar Angelov on
Fellow Infiniti owners don’t seem to approve of the Korean performance sedan’s reliability, with some claiming he is “replacing repairs for more repairs”.
By Rob Enderle on
A massive wave of off-lease EVs is crashing into the used market, slashing prices by 50%. Here is why your next high-performance car should be a pre-owned electric steal.
By Rob Enderle on
Subaru’s 2026 Uncharted EV changes the game with a $34,995 starting price and 300-mile range, perfectly timed to dominate the Pacific Northwest and redefine entry-level electric adventure for everyone.
By Rob Enderle on
Toyota is ditching the industry-standard "skateboard" EV chassis for a revolutionary modular "box" design, promising more interior space, cheaper repairs, and a strategic shield against rising Chinese EV price threats.
By John Goreham on
As EV adoption in America stalls, Toyota is about to come on strong. Here’s why a veteran auto industry analyst thinks Toyota will do just fine with EVs in the years ahead.
By Dimitar Angelov on
PHEV trucks are not plentiful, nor popular in the US, but that’s okay, because Nissan can sell you something better.
By Rob Enderle on
Volvo’s latest OTA update brings Google’s Gemini AI to 2.5 million cars, transforming frustrating voice commands into natural dialogue and turning cryptic dashboard "idiot lights" into clear, conversational helpfulness.
By Rob Enderle on
Detroit is burning $53 billion as it retreats from EVs to hybrids. But with China’s tech lead growing, is this a smart pivot or a slow-motion surrender to obsolescence?
By Dimitar Angelov on
Many Mazda employees want a new rotary sports car, and this could be the “push” the company needs, but at what cost?
By Tinsae Aregay on
A Cybertruck owner shares a frustrating experience he had at a Tesla service center. The owner dropped off his brand-new Cybertruck for a routine service appointment, but while it was parked on the lot, another truck crashed into it and damaged it.
By Dimitar Angelov on
Sometimes, the internet exaggerates problems, and it’s one of those times where the car community clarifies things, for prospective owners.
By John Goreham on
We posted the news this morning that the 2027 Toyota Highlander will be battery-electric to the most popular Highlander group online. Reactions are trending negative, but some are thrilled.
By Dimitar Angelov on
The high-mileage SUV was acquired by the TFL YouTube channel, and proves that some risks are worth taking.
By Rob Enderle on
Toyota’s once-criticized electric SUV, now simplified to the “bZ,” has staged a massive comeback. January 2026 data shows it outpacing rivals, signaling a consumer shift toward established reliability over flashy tech.
By Rob Enderle on
The 2026 Cadillac LYRIQ-V marries V-Series heritage with a 615-hp electric powertrain, delivering a 3.3-second 0-60 sprint that redefines American luxury while bracing for an incoming wave of Chinese competition.
By Dimitar Angelov on
The damage on this 2025 Toyota Sienna seems to be caused by a very unlikely, but very real phenomenon, and fellow owners are worriled by the potential dangers.
By Rob Enderle on
Porsche’s Bratislava plant has officially launched production of the all-electric Cayenne, a high-stakes pivot combining massive 1,156 hp performance with a "resident model" manufacturing strategy to reclaim its dominant luxury-SUV status.
By Rob Enderle on
Waymo’s massive $16 billion funding round signals a definitive shift toward a "Transportation-as-a-Service" future. By eliminating the costs of human drivers and individual car ownership, autonomous EV fleets will revolutionize urban mobility.
By Rob Enderle on
China will ban hidden door handles in 2027 following fatal accidents where electronic locks failed. This shift prioritizes mechanical safety over aesthetics and aerodynamics, potentially forcing a global redesign of EVs.
By Rob Enderle on
Tesla’s catastrophic sales drop in Norway and the Netherlands highlights a brand in crisis. Aging hardware, reliability issues, and competition from China have rendered Tesla's automotive core vulnerable during its transition to robotics.
By Rob Enderle on
Solar Skyways leverages solar-integrated infrastructure and on-demand pods to render personal cars obsolete. By solving the inefficiencies of autonomous road vehicles, it creates a sustainable, congestion-free urban future.
By John Goreham on
In a recent podcast overviewing the best and worst picks for the 2025 test year, Consumer Reports testers found that the Honda Passport stood out among many great vehicles.
By Dimitar Angelov on
It is safe to say that Tesla cars are not snowman-resistant, and one owner found that out the hard way.
By John Goreham on
Among all the many bad cars that Consumer Reports tested in 2025, a Volvo battery-electric vehicle was named the worst of the year. Here’s what the CR folks said about why they disliked it.
By Dimitar Angelov on
A mechanic's word is often taken for granted, but this one could be a classic case of a gaslighting attempt.
By John Goreham on
A comment under one of our most popular stories deserves to be explored. Is the Tesla Cybertruck actually not a “truck” in the traditional sense, but rather a work of art intended to be appreciated? Hear us out.
By Rob Enderle on
BYD’s 1,000 kW charging breakthrough signals the end of the ICE vehicle's refueling advantage. By enabling 10-minute full charges, it eliminates range anxiety, though it creates massive new demands for grid infrastructure.
By Rob Enderle on
Jaguar recently dismissed rumors of a "Plan B" combustion engine as "rubbish," doubling down on its 2027 all-electric pivot. To survive, the brand must reconcile its radical new identity with its storied heritage.
By Dimitar Angelov on
Hyundai is planning to phase out the Santa Cruz in favor of a larger pickup truck. Would you buy one?
By Rob Enderle on
U.S. House lawmakers have revived the bipartisan SELF DRIVE Act to create a federal framework for autonomous vehicles. This column explores how this legislation is vital to beating China’s rapid AV deployment and transforming urban life.