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1. Kia's Telluride Is Closing In On The Sportage's U.S. Sales Crown

   A sixth consecutive month of record sales has Kia on a high, and it may soon have a new best-selling model.

2. Ford Crams The Most Powerful OEM Crate Engine Ever Made Into New Bronco Concept

   Ford puts a 7.3-liter supercharged V8 monster into a Bronco like no other.

3. Mercedes-Benz Wants To Blow Snow Off Your Car Before You Open The Door

   Your next Mercedes-Benz could solve an annoying issue with snow-covered cars.

4. Shaq Spent $1.3 Million on 3 Rolls-Royces to Spite a Salesman

   Shaquille O'Neal famously bought three Rolls-Royce Phantoms for $1.3 million in a single day just to spite a condescending dealership salesman.

5. Two Porsche 911s at SEMA Ditch Their Flat-Sixes for Ferrari and Chevy V8s

   These builds show that even unusual engine swaps can work with enough time and effort to get them done.

6. Ford Promises Not to Sell Your Data as GM Settles for $220 Million

   Connected cars collect plenty of information about their owners, but how much of it should automakers be allowed to share? Ford is making its position clear.

7. Ford Plans Pricier Fathom EV Pickup Trims, All Below $40K

   Ford CEO Jim Farley has revealed a few more key details on the Fathom, and hinted at a range of vehicles all for less that $40,000.

8. 2027 Chevy Trax Reportedly Gets More Power From the Same Engine

   This reported engine tune-up is one of several changes coming to the 2027 Trax as part of its mid-cycle update.

9. Rolls-Royce Says Its Average Customer Is 43, Down from 56

   Rolls-Royce has apparently lowered the average age of its customers to 43 and has even attracted Gen-Zs to its showrooms.

10. The Honda CR-V Has A Visibility Problem That Shouldn't Exist In 2026

    Honda CR-V owners have highlighted two potentially hazardous flaws with the SUV’s windshield wipers.