Latest Auto News & Reviews

Are you a fan of Volvos and video games, and wish the all-electric examples of the former offered more of the experience of the latter? Then we’ve got good news for you.

This week we discuss our Subaru BRZ vs Toyota GR86 sibling rivalry comparison, the Hyundai N Vision 74 Concept heading into production, and a beefier off-road version of the Ford Bronco Sport. Kyle also takes a drive in the new Mini Cooper S three-door as well as the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio.

This week’s biggest Formula 1 news centers around the surprising replacement of Logan Sargeant at Williams. After a challenging season and a costly crash at the Dutch Grand Prix, Williams has opted to bring in Franco Colapinto to fill the seat. Colapinto, the first Argentinian F1 driver since 2001, is currently competing in F2 with one win and two podium finishes to his name.

Nissan’s entry-level, rear-wheel drive sports car bowed out in the early 2000s, but its reputation as a car person’s car has stuck around for the proceeding decades. Now, Nissan looks to be reviving its smaller sports car with an electrified powertrain, per Drive. Speaking with Australian media, Nissan Vice-President Global Product Strategy Ivan Espinosa said that the project isn’t very far along, but it is in progress. “We've been doing some very early upstream exercises of what the architecture could look like,” Espinosa said. “You need to find something that can work globally in order to have enough scale.”

Over one thousand pound-feet of torque.

Aston Martin is bringing the Vanquish back after a six-year hiatus, and it’s clear they’re sticking to their formula: big, fast, and unapologetically expensive.

BMW has confirmed that it will introduce a hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle in 2028.

Scout Motors, Volkswagen’s rugged electric SUV and truck spin-off, said this month that it will show off the designs for both models on October 24. Frankly, the timing couldn’t be better. For starters, the Scout has experienced a little bit of a resurgence in the media thanks to Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz, who owns one. Just six months ago, a lot of North Americans may have never heard of Scout, but Walz’ Midwest Dad Energy and a Glacier Blue Scout have changed that.

While some automakers have been quick to turn away from the small car market, favoring higher-margin trucks and SUVs, Volkswagen has stood by its market entrants, the Golf and Jetta. It’s a good thing, too; if things continue the way they’re going, with EV sales plateauing and consumers reining in their spending to ease the pain of inflated prices, the small car market might come to take on greater importance shortly.

Volvo just can't give up sedans, it seems.

The XC90 gets another—heavier—facelift to stay competitive in the luxury SUV scene.

The 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban are de facto the official vehicles of hot wives across the country.