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Honda Racing Boss: Look Forward To A More Hardcore Civic Type R

The Honda Civic Type R HRC Concept is debuting this year, according to HRC President Koji Watanabe.

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The Dodge Charger EV Got A Massive Price Hike

The entry-level, 420-horsepower Charger R/T has the same starting price as before at $49,995.

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Volvo's Most Popular SUV Is Getting A Major Update

The plug-in hybrid variant will reportedly receive a bigger battery that could triple the electric-only range.

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Here's How We'd Spec The Perfect Corvette Grand Sport

Chevrolet released its online configurator for the Corvette Grand Sport, and we just wasted a good chunk of our morning.

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These 97 Car Dealers Were Warned About 'Deceptive' Pricing By The FTC

The list includes some of the largest dealers in the country.

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Hyundai Has 5 New Models Coming In 2026. Here's All Of Them

From an EV we won't get here to an extended-range crossover, Hyundai has a lot cooking for 2026.

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Volkswagen Might Bring Back The Regular Golf In The US

With Golf production moving to Mexico, VW is exploring cheaper versions to slot below the GTI and R.

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Audi Isn't Done With The Nuvolari. A Convertible May Happen

The company's CEO is already dropping hints about a version with a folding roof.

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Audi Nuvolari Is a 987-HP Hybrid Hypercar Limited to 499 Units

Audi has at last revealed its most audacious road car to date. The Nuvolari is a limited-run supercar that, with its Formula 1 pedigree hybrid powertrain, active aero and carbon-heavy chassis, stands as the most potent production vehicle in the companys history. You will only be able to find 499 of them in the world when they come off the line in the first half of 2027. With over 987 horsepower on tap and a top speed of more than... [read more]

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Lotus CEO Disses His Own Hypercar For Being Too Heavy

Lotus CEO Feng Qingfeng inadvertently dissed his own product while claiming sports cars over 3,900 pounds are no good.

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