Concepts that actually mattered
Concept cars used to mean something.
Now? You see the phrase attached to some vaguely recognizable sedan that’s going to sit on a lot next...
The Bubble Is Back
Audi made a strange car once. In 1999.
It looked like an egg. An aerodynamic bubble sitting on wheels.
At the time? Weird. Now, in an...
The Genesis GV60: Expensive, fast, and weirdly complicated
The Genesis GV60 has been out for a while. It still holds up. In fact, it might be the most advanced electric SUV you...
Fly Wing Snake 250 recalled because its brakes fail in rain
You’ve never heard of Fly Wing.
Good chance. It’s one of those generic brands that keeps popping up with a new model, selling Chinese-made dirt...
The 2026 CX-5 Is Fast But Slow To Adapt
Mazda can’t ignore the CX-5. Not when it has sold five million units globally. It’s their cash cow.
Over 100,000 have sold in the...
Ditch The Generic Readings. Fix Your Digital Life.
I’ve spent two decades wrenching on engines and writing about them. I know what breaks. I know what holds together under stress. Most software...
VW’s Plug-In Return
Volkswagen is calling the dead back to life. Well. Sort of.
They are bringing plug-in hybrids back to Australia with the Tiguan and Tayron. Early...
The Viper’s Ghost Returns as the Dodge Copperhead
Dodge is building a new hero car. It’s not the Viper. It’s called the Copperhead.
That name sticks in your head. Copper. Snake. Sharp. Dodge...
Toyota HiLux gets a spine stiffening. Hardly a direct fight.
First Ford came for the LandCruiser with the Ranger Super Duty. Now Toyota answers. Not with a new truck. But with a heavier version...
Android Auto is Adding Netflix and YouTube. Drive at Your Own Risk.
It’s happening. Google is finally bringing video apps to your dashboard. YouTube first. Netflix probably next.
But don’t start expecting to watch The Office on...
The 2027 Volvo EX90: Cheaper, Not Longer
The numbers are in.
Volvo finally dropped the pricing for the new 2027 EX60 in the U.S., and if you’ve been watching the compact luxury...
The 35% of the Time That Lotus Doesn’t Fail
The 10: Lotus Seven (1957–73)
2,477 units. That’s the number. It sounds small unless you know the car is basically a metal frame with an...
Lotus’s Hittes & Misses
Since Colin Chapman kicked off operations in 1952, the British specialist has churned out a lot of good machinery. But which ones actually sold?...
Xiaomi’s “Sky Nomad” enters the EREV fray
A second identity
Xiaomi is doing it again. Or maybe, just shifting gears. They are launching Sky Nomad (Xun Tian), a distinct sub-brand aimed squarely...
2027 Porsche 91911: Still King
You don’t need an introduction. You know what beer tastes like. You know what bread is. You know the 911. It’s been around for...
