Continual additions to my 1967 Ford Mustang feel like solid progress towards the potential endgame—the ability to drive it out of my garage and enjoy the car. Still, there’s a long road ahead. But this latest bit of wrenching sets up a platform for proper braking capability. I have affixed the front brakes to…
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Think about supercars and many country names may pop into you head: Italy, Germany, maybe Sweden and a few others. But Lithuania isn’t likely to be high on that list. Well, Vėjas Pajarskas and Julius Garnelis are aiming to change that as they unveiled a production-ready version of the Rhino RR01. A pre-production version was shown…
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Mazda sold 1,163 MX-5s in July, a massive 130.8 percent year-over-year increase. CX-30 demand collapsed 34.7 percent in 2025, with sales falling to 39,112 units. Mazda sold 255K vehicles through July, up 5.4 percent over the same period in 2024. Despite an industry shift toward heavier, tech-laden crossovers and SUVs, there’s still life in the…
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The Toyota Yaris Cross was launched in Australia way back in August 2020, and in 2024 it received an overdue upgrade to its interior technology. Note: This is a revised version of our most recent review of the Toyota Yaris Cross, as there have been no major changes to the model since it was published. We…
Whether it’s gasoline, diesel, or electric, all cars are bad for the environment. That’s an undeniable fact. However, automakers are increasingly prioritizing efforts to make their vehicles less damaging to our already fragile planet. Decarbonization isn’t just about convincing people to ditch their combustion engines for EVs. It’s also about sustainability. And sustainability has become…
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Turning Vision into Reality: the new BMW iX3 – the first Neue Klasse model drives product sustainability. August 4, 2025 Munich. The new BMW iX3 demonstrates the BMW Group’s take on implementing a holistic approach to product sustainability across the entire life cycle. During product development, extensive measures were implemented throughout the supply chain, production…
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In honour of Volvo Cars’ 70th anniversary in the United States, the Swedish automaker is launching “Our Volvo Story” — a campaign that pays tribute to the employees, retailers, technicians, and loyal customers who have defined the brand’s legacy in America. Seven decades ago, the first Volvo, a PV444, was unloaded at the Port of…
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Automotive The Nürburgring Nordschleife doesn’t hand out bragging rights easily, but it’s just become the battleground for a new chapter in the age-old Ford vs. Chevrolet rivalry. After briefly wearing the crown, the Ford Mustang GTD has now been eclipsed by Chevy’s newly unveiled Corvette ZR1 and its even wilder sibling, the ZR1X….
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Endicott College proudly announces the successful conclusion of its 15th annual Misselwood Concours d’Elegance, held July 18–20, 2025. The main car show and judging took place on Sunday, July 20, at the college’s stunning oceanfront campus in Beverly, Massachusetts. This milestone year marked a significant celebration of automotive excellence, community spirit, and the establishment of…
Road testers like me have expended plenty of column inches over the past couple of decades writing about something we call perceived quality. It may seem a slightly mysterious concept. Some readers think we imagine it entirely; others that we simply place too great importance on it. So what follows is a short effort to…
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