Volkswagen Bids Farewell to the Touareg
The rumors were true—the Touareg’s days are numbered. Volkswagen has confirmed its flagship SUV will retire next year. After 1.2 million units sold since its 2002 debut, the so-called "poor…
The Cadillac CT4 Is Dead. But It’s Not All Bad News
Sedans continue to disappear from the US—and Cadillac is no exception. After killing off the CTS and CT6 models a few years back, the luxury automaker will lose another one…
Rimac Wants Full Control of Bugatti
It's only been four years since Rimac Group and Porsche joined forces to create Bugatti Rimac, but apparently, CEO Mate Rimac is already tired of the bureaucracy. Rimac is itching…
Ford Is Selling an Ultra-Rare GT Heritage Edition Straight From Its Collection
Ford's Heritage Collection is home to some of the rarest vehicles ever produced by the Blue Oval. Even though it's not the most robust collection, there are a handful of…
Nissan’s Two New Cars Prove Sedans Still Matter
The “Re:Nissan” recovery plan isn’t just about cutting 20,000 jobs, closing seven factories, shuttering two design studios, and implementing other draconian cost-saving measures. It’s also about new products. We’ve already…
Ferrari Is Confident Gas Engines Haven’t Peaked Yet
Ferrari has been making headlines in recent days after Maranello revealed preliminary technical specifications for “Elettrica,” its first foray into the EV segment. But that doesn’t mean the Prancing Horse…