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By Joel Feder
A "Hey OnStar" assistant is coming to the Cadillac Lyriq in the coming months, then a new app replaces the Chevy, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac apps. The post GM Is Rebooting OnStar as Your Personal AI Assistant—and Killing Off Its Brand Apps appeared first on The Drive.
By Peter Johnson
BMW is preparing to introduce its first three-row electric SUV. With its official debut coming up, the iX7 was spotted testing, offering a sneak peek at the full-size luxury SUV. more…
By Caleb Jacobs
Here's what happens when a race car designer tries his hand at a trailer: It's incredibly sturdy yet lightweight where it counts, and you can repair it with spare parts from any salvage yard. The post Totally Overbuilt Race Car Trailer Made to Withstand Baja Can Be Fixed With Chevy Truck Parts appeared first on The Drive.
By Russ Dixon
From 1962 through 1964, the Plymouth Belvedere and Fury rode on the same smaller B-body platform. In 1965, the Fury returned to full-size status on a C-body setup while the Belvedere was now officially a mid-size car. With styling... Read More »
By Chad Dougla S
AS SEEN IN OUR MARCH/APRIL 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! FJ40 Dynasty Killer When you think of the classic FJ40, there are typically two scenarios […] The post 1973 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 With an LS Swap appeared first on TREAD Magazine.
By JON DANIELS
The post 1953 Dodge B3H With a 12-Valve Cummins Swap appeared first on Diesel World.
By Stephen Lickorish
Pro-Am Cup champions intend to stay in series, but step up a class, for Temerario Super Trofeo's arrival...
By Old Cars Weekly
Universal Technical Institute celebrates its first Georgia campus in Smyrna, offering automotive, diesel, aviation and skilled trades training, plus $75,000 in NAPA scholarships. The post Universal Technical Institute, Inc. celebrates new Atlanta campus appeared first on Old Cars Weekly.
By Ryan Erik King
When space debris is normally measured in inches, something that's over 11 feet wide is a break from the norm and big enough to get on law enforcement's radar.
By Horatiu Boeriu
Munich is the only plant that has built every generation of the BMW 3 Series, from the first E21 in 1975 to the G20 being phased out now. It was never the only one, though.... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Joel Feder
An AI-rebooted OnStar, LMR-powered next-gen EVs, and autonomy for best-selling gas trucks and SUVs rounds out GM's sweeping road map. The post GM Just Laid Out Its Entire Future. It Runs on AI, Eyes-Off Driving, and One Central Computer appeared first on The Drive.
By Russ Dixon
When the AMX was introduced by American Motors in 1968, it was unlike any other U.S.-built car – except maybe the Chevrolet Corvette. It was a 2-seat, GT-style muscle car that had its roots tied to the also-new Javelin... Read More »
By Reinette LeJeune
Our midweek edition is dominated by electric vehicles, starting with two exclusive deals from Heybike to score $289 savings on its upgraded Mars 2.5 Folding Fat Tire e-bike with a FREE large front basket at a new $799 low or $389 savings on the Ranger S 2.0 Folding Fat Tire e-bike with the same FREE bundle at a new $899 low. We also have a returning low price on BougeRV’s Electric Utility Cart with a 660-pound carrying capacity, as well as a deal for Segway’s budget-friendly E2 Pro Electric Scooter, and more for you below. Don’t forget about yesterday’s hangover deals at the bottom of the pag…
By Chris Tsui
As of right now, the Elantra N Monochrome will only be offered in Australia, Canada and Korea.
By Angelo Van Bogart
Celebrate the 1953 Pontiac Parisienne, a rare GM Motorama dream car owned by Joe Bortz, featuring a wraparound windshield and elegant town car styling. The post Car of the Week: 1953 Pontiac Parisienne concept car appeared first on Old Cars Weekly.
By Byron Hurd
This stretched Volvo 240 wagon puts the "long" in "long-roof." The post This Factory-Stretched 240 Wagon Is One of the Rarest Volvos appeared first on The Drive.
By Steven Paul
Green has never been the safest choice on a BMW, and that’s exactly why the best shades stand out. Some are subtle enough to pass for black in the shade; others make an M car... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Peter Johnson
Kia’s electric vehicles could soon be the ones pulling you over. Kia converted the EV5 and PV5 into patrol vehicles as part of its push for greener police cars. more…
By Fred Lambert
Lucid’s European robotaxi deal now has a driver. Bolt announced today that its fleet of at least 25,000 autonomous Lucid vehicles will run Nvidia’s Alpamayo Stack self-driving software, starting with a data-collection program in Madrid in 2027. That gives Lucid two robotaxi customers on two different autonomy systems: Nuro’s software for Uber’s Gravity robotaxis in the US, and now Nvidia’s for Bolt in Europe. more…
By Christopher Gullo
Let’s face it, unless you own a rare limited-edition classic or a customized car, you’ll eventually see the same model at a cruise night or car show. I personally like seeing the same models so I can compare the... Read More »
By ClassicCars.com
Available only at the Nov. 5-12, 2026, Digital Select Auction on Barrett-Jackson.com.
By Joey Klender
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) reports its earnings for Q3 today. Here’s what to expect, as the company will reveal its balance sheet after the market closes on Wednesday. Tesla already reported deliveries just after Q3 ended, and it demolished Wall Street consensus estimates of roughly 462,000 vehicles. Tesla delivered 486,532 cars in the third quarter, which […] The post Tesla reports Q3 Earnings today: here’s what to expect appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Alex Harrington
Mercedes has unveiled a striking blue livery for the 2026 United States Grand Prix, complete with matching driver race suits and road cars
By Nick DeGroot
Essentially, NASCAR already warned Smith and Hocevar after a run-in this past summer, so they took a harsher approach this time around
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