2025 Porsche Cayenne GTS gains power bump, $126,895 sticker
Porsche’s Cayenne was extensively updated for 2024, and the automaker on Sunday rounded out the lineup with the reveal of the updated GTS grade. It’s due at dealerships this fall…
Read More »2025 Aston Martin DBX gains new interior, standard 707 power
Aston Martin is making major changes to its DBX for the 2025 model year. Due to start deliveries during the second quarter of the year, the 2025 DBX is available…
Read More »2024 Ford Shelby Super Snake, 2025 Porsche 911: Car News Headlines
Shelby American has started its tuning program for the seventh-generation Ford Mustang with the Super Snake. The car debuted this week and offers the choice between naturally aspirated and supercharged…
Read More »2025 BMW Alpina B3 spied: Second facelift planned
BMW is rumored to be planning a second facelift for its current 3-Series to extend the car’s life until a successor, still with gas engines, is launched around 2027. That…
Read More »Review: 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser pivots to retro charm
Simpler, more honest, smaller, more efficient, and less expensive—these things aren’t associated often with the introduction of a new vehicle. In the case of the 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser, these…
Read More »Review: 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brings fun to electric age
Clutching your pearls because you’re scared the automotive future is boring is a bunch of meshugas. I know this because I screamed around Laguna Seca last week in the 2025…
Read More »Audi teases updated E-Tron GT
Audi will update its E-Tron GT, with changes that likely will mirror the changes made to the related Porsche Taycan for the 2025 model year. Expect improvements in range, performance,…
Read More »2024 Toyota Land Cruiser, 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N: Today’s Car News
A redesigned Toyota Land Cruiser starts sales this spring for less than $60,000, and we just tested one. The latest Land Cruiser is smaller and less powerful than before, but…
Read More »Voitures Extravert’s bespoke electric 911s start sales in US
Voitures Extravert’s name is French for “extroverted cars,” but the company is based in the Netherlands, and its range of electric Porsche 911 conversions, known as Quintessenzas, don’t look any…
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