With a flood of new brands looking to eat into its market share with cheap electric cars, some of Europe’s best-established car makers have been resorting to the one thing its newcomers will struggle to reproduce in a hurry; heritage. In what is arguably the boldest two attempts, both Fiat Grande Panda and the Renault […]
Toyota’s Connected Cars and the Lawsuit Over Driver Data Sharing
Modern cars are far more than just transportation devices. Connected technologies allow the modern vehicle to perform tasks not too dissimilar to the smart devices many of us use in everyday life. Connected cars provide services such as entertainment and navigation, safety features and remote control over vehicle systems, but with this new range of […]
Unpacking the Debate on Start-Stop Engine Technology
If you have been in a car in the last decade, you know exactly what I’m talking about. You pull up to a red light, the engine cuts off for a second. It fires up again the second you take your foot off the brake pedal. This is the auto start-stop function, an feature with […]
Why Bugatti Bolide Tires Last Just 37 Miles
When real estate king Manny Khoshbin let slip one fact from the new Bugatti Bolide’s owner’s manual online, it caused a stir. Apparently, the racing tires on Bugatti’s track only hypercar are only rated to last around 37 miles. If that sounds like the punchline to an engineering joke at the company’s expense, that’s not […]
A Rare Jaguar E-Type Barn Find Awaits Its Glorious Return
There is a certain romance about a vintage car, sitting untouched for decades and just waiting to spring back to life. This Jaguar E-Type is not merely a project car, but seems to embody a period of stillness where every surface tells a story and holds a potential of new beginnings. Its slumber preserved not […]
Winnebago’s New Van: A High-Stakes Bet in a Cooling RV Market
One of the most dramatic boom and bust cycles the recreational vehicle industry has ever seen is playing out. The pandemic boom turned into a full on market correction once global travel returned to normalcy. What was once a mandatory purchase for freedom in uncertain times has become something that the consumer approached with caution […]
New Federal EV Fee Proposal: What It Means for Drivers
The slow growth of electric vehicles has fundamentally begun to change the conversation around how we all get around. Once a science fiction concept, it is becoming increasingly commonplace on highways, in urban areas, and through suburban neighborhoods. Consumers are opting into electric and plug-in hybrid models for reasons beyond environmental consciousness, like potential long-term […]
BMW Legends Hit the Block at Villa d’Este’s 2025 Auction
Sure, the world of collecting classic cars offers a plethora of esteemed gatherings, but very few come close to the splendor and tradition associated with the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. Situated at Italy’s pristine Lake Como, it has always been considered one of the most distinguished automotive fetes on the planet. For many years manufacturers […]
Ferrari’s Electric Gamble: Luce Reveal Triggers Major Stock Sell-Off
For years Ferrari has stood for more than just cars; it has come to epitomize a set of values, including passion, speed, design, technology and the raw, beautiful sound of an internal combustion engine being pushed to its limits. Every Ferrari model sold seemed to emanate the historical gravitas that bridges a rich motorsports history […]
The Definitive Guide to 2025’s Premier Luxury Electric Vehicles
It’s as if electric and luxury cars were always meant to be. Quiet, smooth, seamless; the way electricity moves seems the natural fit for a luxury car, the ultimate state of comfort and refinement. That state of the art was once exclusively the territory of enormous combustion engined saloons, but that concept has been remade […]