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Aging EVs Are Piling Up on Dealer Lots—and They Could Sell for Peanuts

What Rising EV Inventory Means for Buyers While the electric vehicle market faced significant headwinds this year, the slowdown could ultimately work in favor of consumers. A report from iSeeCars highlights which EV models are piling up on dealer lots across the U.S., creating potential bargain opportunities as dealers look to clear excess inventory. Looking […]


Mercedes-Benz Finally Settles Diesel Scandal with $120 Million Payout

Mercedes Reaches $120 Million Multistate Settlement Mercedes-Benz has reached a $120 million multi-state settlement to resolve lingering civil claims tied to emissions software used in its diesel vehicles, marking a key step toward closing the final chapter of its U.S. “Dieselgate”-era troubles. The settlement addresses environmental and consumer protection complaints involving Model Year 2009–2016 BlueTEC […]


It Took $1.8 Million and a Ferrari 812 Superfast V12 To Restomod One of Ferrari’s Ugliest Cars

Say hello to the 412 Superfast, a nearly $2 million 1987 Ferrari 412 with the 6.5-liter V12 from a 30-year-younger 812 Superfast. You’re probably wondering why anyone would offer a restomod based on one of the ugliest, least-loved Ferraris ever made, and why they would spend a whopping $1.8 million in the process. The answer […]


An 8-Year Lawsuit Over Faulty A/C Still Haunts GM’s Most Popular Trucks

A long-running lawsuit over allegedly defective air conditioning systems in GM full-size pickups and SUVs is now in its eighth year, and it still hasn’t been certified as a class action. The multidistrict case, In re: General Motors Air Conditioning Marketing and Sales Practices Litigation (No. 18-md-02818), is pending in federal court in Michigan and […]


1966 Plymouth Satellite With Iconic 426 Hemi V8 Showing 84 Miles Heads to Auction

Among the Few With This Spec Mecum Auctions has listed for sale a 1966 Plymouth Satellite, notably equipped with Chrysler’s 426 Hemi V8, widely regarded as one of the most iconic American performance engines ever built. This particular example – one of only 817 produced with the Hemi engine – has undergone a comprehensive restoration and shows just 84 miles on […]


The Cadillac CTS-V Was Born From 600 Laps of Hell at the Nürburgring

Where Cadillac Learned to Go Fast The Nürburgring Nordschleife in Germany has long served as a proving ground for high-performance vehicles, and Cadillac was no exception. General Motors recently revisited the early development work that led to the Cadillac CTS-V, the brand’s first purpose-built V-Series performance car. Ken Morris, now GM’s senior vice president of product programs, recalled […]


Honda Civic Engine Teardown Reveals Why Modern Engines Are Failing

The Trade-Offs As turbochargers and other advanced engine technologies become more common, newer vehicles generally deliver measurable gains over their predecessors in efficiency, emissions, and performance. However, YouTuber speedkar99 argues that this added complexity can come at the expense of long-term reliability, a claim he supports through a teardown of Honda’s R18 engine. The R18 […]


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