Matt Posky

Industry design trends have left the world with a deficit of cute cars. The modern bias has been to give vehicles a menacing aura, ideally nodding to the model boasting some kind of off-road performance. Despite being known for fielding playful automobiles, Mini has decided to update the Countryman using that exact recipe with the new Untamed Edition.

Citroën has revived the legendary 2CV, suggesting that a production model could land on the European market by 2028 with a claimed MSRP of €15,000 (about $16,800). It’s the exact kind of car the world seems to need right now. The original 2CV debuted in 1948 to provide affordable transportation for Europeans still recovering from World War II. The model was slow, basic, and quite possibly the most easily repairable vehicle ever manufactured in large numbers. Over 5-million exampl…

For the last few decades, American vehicles have been trending toward gargantuan largeness. But there’s mounting data suggesting that may be about to change.

Volkswagen CEO Thomas Schäfer has been quoted as saying that the ID. Buzz will be revised with a lower MSRP and updated tech. While undoubtedly welcome changes, VW needs to do a lot more than that to make the model successful in North America.

Tesla showed the new Roadster off to the masses last week and all anyone seems to be able to talk about is seeing it fly through the air. While quite the spectacle, most surprising was the fact that loads of people have again fallen prey to the never-ending hype surrounding flying cars.

Despite market analysts asserting that vehicle affordability has continued to decline into the third quarter of 2026, there are signs that automakers are feeling the pressure to lower prices on select models.

Despite Ford having no shortage of special packages available for the Bronco, the brand has decided to add one more via its “Custom Garage

To celebrate its 125th anniversary, Cadillac decided to offer a limited run of a special edition Escalade. Models are decked-out examples of the SUV, with unique touches and the obligatory supercharged V8.

Audi confirmed plans to spend roughly $4 billion to build its very first U.S. manufacturing plant. The facility will be based in Georgia, with vehicle production anticipated to start “in the early 2030s.”

17 minutes ago"The U.S. is the world’s second-largest premium automotive market. At the same time,our business there is currently not profitable."• Well that is interesting.