Karma Automotive, the Chinese-owned remnants of the now-defunct Fisker brand, will debut three new models at the forthcoming Shanghai Auto Show.

Do you want a Ranger Raptor? Ford won’t help you, so head to Hennessey.

So you know how the mid-engine C8 Corvette is being delayed because of wiring issues? Well, that might not be the real reason. Or it might only be part of the reason.

The previous Mustang GT500 had a 650-hp 5.0-liter supercharged V8 engine and would top out at around 190 mph. The new 2020 Mustang GT500 has a 700+ hp 5.2-liter supercharged engine, so theoretically, it should be able to go faster than its predecessor.

The Stingray name lives on, according to the latest reports. A mid-engine test vehicle had its interior photographed revealing a “Stingray” badge between the seats.

You’ve probably heard by now that sedans are not selling as well as they used to. The once popular body style is losing favor to the more family-friendly and rugged SUV, which offers all-wheel drive capability in addition to more space.

Tesla today debuted its new V3 supercharger system, a more robust charging system for the automaker’s electric cars that will reduce the amount of time Tesla drivers spend charging by an average of 50%.

FCA may add an all-wheel-drive version of its Pacifica minivan next year, if a report out of the model’s hometown of Windsor, Ontario, pans out.

Some vehicles come with a built-in fan club that you automatically join as soon as you roll off the lot. Think of it as a common thread between automotive outliers: groups of people different from the crowd but alike to each other in terms of their unusual choice of transportation, a gathering of individuals who were inclined to put their dollars down for reasons not necessarily listed on a window sticker or spec sheet.

Electrification is on its way to the Jeep brand, with plug-in versions of both the Renegade and Compass appearing at the Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter Sunday to generate buzz ahead of the Model Y’s debut. The upcoming compact crossover, based on the Model 3 sedan, will see the light of day on March 14 at the company’s L.A. design studio, Musk said.

Half-ton pickup trucks are big business for American automakers. These workhorses consistently rank as the most popular vehicles in terms of sales in North America year after year.

Fans of the Jeep brand will soon enjoy some exciting new models.

After years of promises and delays, Elon Musk has finally delivered on his promise of bringing a $35,000 Tesla Model 3 to market.

A Jeep owner once told me that you can’t trust the “damn urban Jeepers” because they don’t know about the wave. He was a teacher at a deeply suburban school, by the way, who had never once taken his Jeep any farther off-road than over the curb at the local mall.

If you want to keep up with the rest of the supercar industry these days, you’ve got to be playing around with active aerodynamics. And now GM is primed to throw its hat in the ring with the catchily named “variable-width aerodynamic spoiler assemblies and control logic for motor vehicles.”

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As part of its 2020 model year refresh, GMC’s midsize Acadia crossover gains three engine options and three additional gears for its automatic transmission.

We’ve all seen a dog that has been left in a hot car during the summer (hopefully) with the window cracked a little bit so they can get some fresh air and a slight breeze.

Ram hauls out a name from its past: Warlock!

While the number of electric vehicles on sale today is growing, there still aren’t very many options for those who want a battery electric car or crossover.

The Ford Expedition is one of the last few body-on-frame SUVs out there, but it’s also among the best. With a platform that’s shared with the more premium Lincoln Navigator as well as a similar engine, the Expedition may be your budget bet. Here’s a quick take on this pretty impressive new SUV.

Not to be outdone by GMC, Ram is introducing its own Multifunction Tailgate for the 1500. This one is a little simpler, though. Ram has added a set of hinges and split the tailgate to let you open it like a pair of barn doors.

While it’s a far cry from the mid-2000s when the General offered what seemed like a dozen SUVs all basically the same underneath, there are now four different compact crossovers on the sales floor at your local full-line GM dealer.

Nothing about the new 2019 Chevrolet Blazer makes much sense to me. The name, the design, the price, and the mission are all out of sync with what is actually presented: a reasonably competent crossover.

The automotive valuation experts over at Kelley Blue Book have announced their Best Resale Value Award winners for 2019.

Updated January 2019

In the quest to find a new car, there are a lot of questions that need to be asked. Questions about cargo room, technology, options, luxuries and other various elements will come up more than a few times while shopping for a new car. However, from the car driver’s perspective, there are just three main questions: 

How comfortable is the driving experience? 
How fun is it to drive? 
How good is the car on fuel?

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A major factor in answering those three questions has to do with the right transmission. Let’s face it, manual transmissions aren’t for everyone. They require familiarity and a level of perfection to get just right. With a traditional automatic transmission, drivers have been able to experience a fairly comfortable, yet less engaging experience. Still, an automatic transmission can leave any driving enthusiast unsatisfied. Luckily, progress has been made in the world of automatic transmissions that can help alleviate those woes.

Chevrolet won’t let some upstart GT500 run away from it in the quarter mile and will now be offering the 10-speed automatic on the Camaro ZL1 1LE as of February.

Two-row crossovers are the default vehicle of choice for an increasing number of families. Practical, spacious, and higher off the ground than a sedan, these wagons-on-stilts offer a lot of bang for one’s hard-earned buck.

A new patent application filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office could provide some insight into what’s in store for the Ford Mustang Hybrid.

Leather-lined cowboy luxury – Ram has added the Laramie Longhorn trim to its snazzy new 2019 Ram HD.

Towing a yacht in its yoke out of the San Diego Bay, GMC unveiled the brand new Sierra HD. Complete with its 6.6-liter Duramax Diesel engine hooked up to a 10-speed transmission, it makes 450 hp and 910 lb-ft of torque.

The 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is just about perfect.

The Tesla Customer Referral Program will end on February 1, 2019, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced via his twitter account this week.

Are you ready to watch two of Detroit’s biggest truck brands duke it out in a three-quarter ton off-road showdown?

Ford’s president of global markets, Jim Farley, confirmed that the company is working on an all-electric F-150 while speaking at the Deutsche Bank Global Automotive Conference recently.

It will surprise exactly no one that the off-road-focused Power Wagon has been a favorite variant of the Ram Heavy Duty pickup for ages. This week in Detroit, Ram unleashed its new HD pickups on the world, including a fresh Power Wagon.

The fun Ford Focus ST and Fiesta ST left critics and buyers impressed, but what happens when the Ford Performance folks tackle a crossover? The results are mild, to say the least.

Rumors of the Cadillac CT6’s demise were premature, says Cadillac president Steve Carlisle. Calling the CT6’s status “complicated” is fair, he says, but it’s not dead.

Volkswagen and Ford announced their much-anticipated alliance on Tuesday at the North American International Auto Show. The partnership will not include ownership stakes but will start with commercial vehicles.

Cadillac CEO Steve Carlisle doesn’t believe that 300 to 350 miles of range will be acceptable for the electric crossover it revealed before the Detroit Auto Show.

The biggest news – both physically and perhaps metaphorically – of this year’s Detroit Auto Show is the debut of Ram’s all-new Heavy Duty pickup family. 

Cadillac made a surprise announcement on the eve of the 2019 Detroit Auto Show by debuting its first fully electric vehicle.

Cadillac has finally taken the veil off the XT6 and it comes complete with wood trim, Bose speakers, and an air-ionizer, just like your den.

While the words “Tesla-Fighter” get thrown around an awful lot these days, it is true that the brand is becoming the benchmark for EVs. For image, even if not always for timeliness. A new report says that Cadillac will be the General’s lead EV brand, with a new model incoming to be that Tesla-Fighter.

We’re still baffled by Ford’s decision not to offer the new Ranger Raptor in the United States. The appetite for tough-looking, off-road capable trucks and SUVs is huge right now and not everyone has $55,000 to drop on a new F-150 Raptor.

Just days after promising to cut prices of all its cars by $2,000 in response to the company blowing through its federal tax credits faster than a record producer with a bag of high-test cocaine, the company’s Chief Executive Tweeter has announced the discontinuation of the 75D X and S base models for the Model X and Model S.

A hi-po off-roader named “Hercules” may be in the works.

We’re setting our sights on a whole new year of automotive excellence. We can’t wait to see what new cars debut in 2019, but there are a few that have already caught our eye. We can’t wait to drive these new cars or see them fully revealed. Here’s what we’re looking forward to:

On Wednesday, General Motors announced, as expected, that it became the second automaker to pass the federal government’s 200,000-vehicle threshold, kicking off a three-month countdown to a chopped tax incentive. The Bolt will no longer be eligible for a tax credit come April. The Volt will be discontinued in March and won’t live long enough to see the incentive cut.

Tesla has announced a $2,000 price cut for the base version for every one of its vehicles.

A high-performance  Chevrolet Cruze SS hatchback could be in the works.

The New Year is quickly approaching, which means its time to count down some of the best and worst new vehicles of the year.

Ford will debut the sixth-generation Explorer at a special event at Ford Field the week before the annual Detroit show, which will open to media on January 12th.

Off-Road.com has uncovered a product timeline illustrating that the Blue Oval plans to introduce new versions of the Explorer, F-Series, and Bronco in that order.

Gone are the days when we walked into a truck dealership to buy a basic truck with a basic V8 engine, a basic cloth laden interior, a basic truck bed and tailgate, and, you guessed it, a basic suspension system.

A brand new FCA inline six-cylinder engine turbocharged to meet or beat 5.7L Hemi power ratings while having a smoother torque curve is on the way, according to patent drawings discovered by AllPar.com.

GMC has just announced a new package for the new Sierra 1500 AT4 to help you get off-road a little faster than before. An all-new Off-Road Performance Package that adds power to the biggest of the Sierra’s V8s.

The mid-engine C8 Corvette’s release has been delayed six months due to electrical issues, according to  a report from  GM Authority.

That ain’t a van in these pictures.