Automotive
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Porsche Mission S brings back keys, buttons — no screen
Porsche has unveiled the Mission S, a functional prototype that strips away the touchscreen and menu-bound controls that now dominate…
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Lexus Drops TX PHEV: 2027 Lineup Cuts Top-Tier Model as Acura Plans Rival
Lexus is shrinking the TX lineup rather than expanding it. The plug-in hybrid TX 550h+ disappears from the 2027 model…
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India Gets BMW M2 Turbo xDrive; US Keeps the Stick Shift
BMW is sending its all-wheel-drive M2 Turbo Edition to India while the United States keeps the manual-only run, the opposite…
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Alfa Romeo Plans to Bury Touchscreens Inside the Dashboard
European automakers spent the last decade copying a single interior blueprint. Flat consoles, twin cupholders, oversized center screens. Now one…
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Nissan Strips Altima Trims as U.S. Sales Plunge 26%
Nissan has quietly gutted the 2027 Altima lineup, killing three trim packages while raising prices across the board for a…
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Toyota’s Corolla Split: Why Four ECUs Beat Tesla’s One Supercomputer
Toyota is going back to basics in the race for vehicle electronics. The 2027 Corolla, sources in Japan say, will…
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Why Pet Owners Are Choosing Road Trips Over Flights
Seventy-three percent of Americans say they would rather drive than fly if it meant keeping their dogs or cats close.…
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Honda Fixes Recall Parts That Caused Recalls
Earlier this year, Honda pulled more than 1 million vehicles from dealerships because the tire repair kits shipped with them…
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Lincoln’s 300-Dealer Bet: Why Fewer Stores Mean More Profit
Lincoln plans to shrink its U.S. dealer network from 387 stores today to fewer than 300 by the end of…
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Honda Bets on India and Japan as U.S. EV Market Collapses
Honda will unveil the 0 Alpha electric crossover on December 2, 2026, bypassing North America entirely. The Japanese automaker is…
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