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Walk into any luxury dealership right now and you’ll notice something different. Salespeople are hungry to deal. Genesis is offering up to $10,000 off the G90. Mercedes has slashed prices on the S-Class. BMW dealers […]
Remember when backup cameras felt like something out of a sci-fi movie? Now they’re legally required in every new car sold in America. That same shift is happening right now with features that once lived […]
Walk into any dealership today and you’ll notice something different. Hybrid vehicles aren’t tucked away in a corner anymore. They’re front and center, sitting next to traditional gas models like they’ve always belonged there. The […]
Friday afternoon hits different when you’ve got weekend plans brewing. Maybe it’s hauling the boat to the lake, getting camping gear to your favorite spot, or just needing something that won’t quit when the pavement […]
Drive through any wealthy suburb and you’ll see them parked in every other driveway: massive luxury SUVs that look like rolling command centers. These beasts pack more computing power than most offices, interiors softer than […]
Everything is getting bigger, but that comes with challenges, which might lead to a strange advantage in the Armada vs Tahoe conversation.
Here’s something you don’t see every day: a car company admitting its original plan might need some tweaking. Cadillac just announced they’re keeping the gas-powered XT5 crossover in production through 2027, even though they were […]
Tesla secures a steady supply of critical technology by penning a chip partnership with Samsung, ensuring strength going forward. Tesla signed a nine-year, $16.5 billion deal with Samsung to manufacture its next-generation AI6 chips at a […]
Substance and Style in a Luxury Car If you’re looking for a luxury vehicle that’s sporty and stylish yet soft-riding, look no further than the Genesis GV80. This sleeker relative of the GV80 SUV might […]
The 2025 Hyundai IONIQ 5 and Tesla Model Y are both impressive EV SUVs in their own right. The question is, how do they compare?