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View all2026 Genesis G70TheTruthAboutCars · 17h agoThe EV Price Gap Is Finally ShrinkingTheTruthAboutCars · 18h agoA Hand-Built, Street-Legal Electric Bentley the Blower Jnr by Hedley StudiosTheTruthAboutCars · 18h agoQuestion of the Day: Trump Says China Welcome to Build Cars in U.S. — Are They?TheTruthAboutCars · 19h agoFord Sells You F1 Nostalgia, But No (Red) BullTheTruthAboutCars · 23h agoGas War: Fresh Conflict Poised to Raise Oil PricesTheTruthAboutCars · 1d ago
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The EV Price Gap Is Finally Shrinking
Buying a new car in America keeps getting more expensive. The exception, oddly enough, is the segment that spent years being written off as too pricey to bother with.
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A Hand-Built, Street-Legal Electric Bentley the Blower Jnr by Hedley Studios
Meet the Bentley Blower Jnr, a handcrafted, 85% scale electric replica of Bentley’s legendary 1929 supercharged race car.
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Question of the Day: Trump Says China Welcome to Build Cars in U.S. — Are They?
President Donald Trump said Friday what many predicted he would: China’s welcome to build cars in the U.S. — with certain rules, of course.
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Ford Sells You F1 Nostalgia, But No (Red) Bull
Ford Racing rolled out its first-ever Formula One apparel line, and the pitch is history rather than the present. The Ford Racing x Formula 1 collection leans hard on a vintage Ford F1 race car, splashed across T-shirts and hoodies, with prices running from $55 to $125 on the Ford merchandise website.
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Gas War: Fresh Conflict Poised to Raise Oil Prices
Oil pipelines were struck in Saudi Arabia last Thursday, encouraging rampant speculation about the world’s already inflated energy prices. Worse still, nearby trade routes are now claimed to be under hostile occupation.
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Junkyard Find: 1992 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
The General's Cadillac Division built Coupes de Ville for the 1949 through 1993 model years, after which the De Ville name became sedan-only until the end came in 2005. Today's Junkyard Find , spotted last year in a Denver-area yard , is one of the last two-door De Villes ever built.
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Britain Taxes EVs By The Mile — America Is Next
The pitch for electric cars always leaned on costs. No fuel taxes, no trips to the pump, cheaper miles. Britain took that pitch, wrote it into policy, and championed the switch to battery power. Now the treasury has noticed the obvious problem: every electric car on the road is a customer who no longer pays fuel duty, and fuel duty is a very large number.
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Chrysler's Survival Plan: Rebadged Fiats At $25K
For the better part of a decade, Chrysler has been a brand kept on life support, its lineup shriveled down to the Pacifica minivan. There was serious talk of killing it off entirely or converting it into some vague "mobility business." Now Stellantis has a different idea: turn Chrysler into the cheap option.
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Rare Rides Icons: The Ford Taurus, Modernizing Family Transportation (Part IV)
When the Taurus sedan and wagon launched in 1986 , the space-themed event included an upscale sibling that arrived as Mercury’s flagship offering. More aerodynamic looking and with nicer trim, the Sable was intended to appeal to a slightly more daring customer with its design. Let’s take a little diversion into Sable styling.
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One Senator Says Trump Might Let Chinese EVs In
The claim comes from Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, who used an X post on Wednesday to float a rumor with no named sources behind it: that President Donald Trump is preparing to open the American market to Chinese cars as part of a broader deal.
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Question of the Day: Should the Government Let Chinese Automakers into the U.S.?
The ongoing feud between the Department of Transportation and Ford Motor Co. about the automaker’s involvement with Chinese battery makers seems like, well, a pissing contest to distract consumers from high car prices, high gas prices, and other issues.
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From “Electric Junk” to Timeless Design: Why Filip Chose the Škoda Enyaq
Hey everyone! Just a heads-up that this video was originally filmed in Czech and dubbed into English using AI. It might not be 100% perfect, but we didn't want the language barrier to stop us from sharing Filip's pivot from diesel to EV. Enjoy the ride!
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When the Screen Is the Problem: Cars' Software Crisis
If you have ever fought your own dashboard to change the temperature in your car or answer a phone call, the data now backs you up. Infotainment systems have become the single largest source of complaints from new-car owners, and while nearly every other part of the modern vehicle is getting better, the screens are stuck in place. Roughly a quarter of everything owners gripe about now traces back to the multimedia stack.
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Volvo Abandons EX40 EV and Updates XC40 for North America
Volvo will be dropping the all-electric EX40 from its North American lineup next year, despite it and the rest of the 40-Series models being on the cusp of a global refresh. This decision comes after the automaker eliminated the similar EC40, opted against bringing the smaller EX30 EV to our market, and revised its own electrification targets. It would seem that EVs have not worked well for the brand. However, that is contingent largely upon where they’re being sold and how those sales are calcu