Subaru is recalling almost 70,000 2026 Forester and Forester Hybrid SUVs sold in the U.S. for a possible moonroof defect. However, a document filed with the NHTSA states that the power moonroof glass panel could come off during the vehicle’s driving cycle due to the absence of the required primer in the manufacturing process. This […]
Ford Explores Four-Door Mustang to Re-enter the Sedan Market
SUVs, pickup trucks, and crossovers have long reigned over the American automotive landscape. For many years, traditional sedans made up a sizable portion of the automotive world, though sales continued to slide over time, thanks to a consumer push for more robust and versatile models. Ford was more aggressive in responding to this shift than […]
Volkswagen’s Mexico Move Could Revive the Base Golf in America
The Volkswagen Golf is a compact car that has long been recognizable to everyone on the street. A formula built on practical design, an efficient engine, and an enjoyable drive and usability had built a strong following for the Golf all over the globe, but in America the standard Golf had seemed to dwindle away. […]
Buick’s Enduring Legacy: 12 Cars That Shaped Automotive History
Buick is a brand that’s been with American automotive culture for over a century, it’s a marque that has always combined performance, power, and luxury without being too flashy or aggressive and instead focusing on the comfort, quality and reliability for its customer. Throughout Buick’s history it has seen and evolved alongside dramatic change within […]
Report: Toyota Dealers Exploit Highlander EV Shift to Pressure Buyers
A very clear transformation is happening to the automotive marketplace, as electrification influences the way vehicles are planned, manufactured and perceived by customers. Amongst the discussions within this transition, even classic names like the Toyota Highlander are being discussed in somewhat unique and confusing ways. Often, the plans at a corporate level do not transfer […]
The Enduring Spirit of Pontiac: Stories of Dedication and Restoration
For most people a car is just transport, an object to get them from A to B and around town. However for a car fanatic, the story that a car holds, and can build throughout its ownership, creates something more valuable-a trip through one’s past and connection with another person, and time. These stories do […]
Tennessee Junkyard Gems: 14 Classic Cars Waiting for a Second Chance
There’s something so intriguing about seeing forgotten automobiles stored away from public view. Hidden deep in the hills of Tennessee, Denton Auto Parts in New Market provided that very unique experience. This place is far more than just another auto salvage yard. It’s a final resting place for generations of history and every single car […]
Vector W8: The Fighter Jet on Wheels America Almost Forgot
The Vector W8 was born into a world where the identity of the American supercar wasn’t established. The traditional supercar images of Italian curvaceousness or German precision had already claimed the European landscape, whilst the US was still predominantly identified by brute American power. That alone was supposed to make an “American” supercar in any […]
Boyd Coddington’s Legacy in Steel: The Iconic Cars of a Hot Rod King
Boyd Coddington’s name remains one of the sturdiest pillars in custom automobile history. For Coddington, building cars was never simply mechanical; each of his creations was essentially a study in proportion, flow and feel formed in steel. Moving from a Disneyland machinist to an automotive trendsetter with his own hot rod shop, Boyd proved a […]
A Glimpse into Sheikh Faisal’s Vast Private Car Museum
What started out as being something people just traveled through to other countries, is turning into a place for international spectacle. Over the past decade, Qatar has made quite a push into culture and tourism and international experiences people are sure to notice. Surprisingly, there is an intense and powerful position of automotive culture throughout […]