automotive
Hyundai Just Showed Off a Robot That Walks, Waves, and Will Soon Build Your Next Car
Hyundai pulled back the curtain on something wild at CES 2026. Boston Dynamics’ Atlas humanoid robot made its first public appearance on a Las Vegas stage, and watching this thing walk around was equal parts fascinating and a little unnerving. Standing six feet tall, Atlas rose from the floor, walked around the stage, waved to […]
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Kia Just Dropped a Wild Concept Car That Looks Like It Came From 2050
Kia celebrated its 80th birthday by showing off something completely unexpected. The Vision Meta Turismo concept looks like someone asked AI to design the sportiest sedan possible, then actually built it. Aerodynamic fins replace door mirrors, a steering wheel doubles as a video game controller, and three digital modes transform how you drive. This yellow […]
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GMC Built a Luxury Electric Truck That Weighs 9,000 Pounds and Sprints to 60 MPH in Under Five Seconds
GMC’s answer to the electric truck question is a 9,000-pound beast that’ll humble most sports cars in a straight line. The Sierra EV Denali Edition 1 packs a massive 205-kWh battery good for nearly 480 miles of range, 760 horses under the hood, and a price tag that’ll make your accountant wince. This isn’t your […]
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Kia Just Crushed Its Best Sales Quarter Ever and Sedans Are Part of the Story
Talk about a winning streak. Kia America posted numbers for the third quarter of 2025 that had executives breaking out the champagne. The Korean automaker moved 219,637 vehicles between July and September, marking the best three-month stretch in company history. Even better, the sales keep climbing. Through the first nine months of the year, Kia […]
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Dead Cars That Refuse to Die: Why Sedan Fans Won’t Let Go
Here’s something weird: walk through any car dealership today and you won’t find a single Ford sedan. Zero. But hop on Facebook and you’ll discover thousands of people still obsessing over their Fusions, sharing repair tips and planning weekend road trips like it’s 2015 all over again. Discontinued doesn’t mean done – sedan owners are building […]
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Infiniti Shows Off Wild New Concepts at Monterey Car Week
The Japanese luxury brand just dropped three head-turning concept vehicles at one of the car world’s biggest events. The QX65 Monograph and two souped-up QX80 variants prove Infiniti isn’t playing it safe anymore. QX65 Monograph previews a sleek coupe-SUV that could hit dealers by 2027 Track Spec and Terrain Spec QX80s show off performance and […]
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Used Cars Are Getting More Expensive: Find Out What’s Behind the Dearth of Sub-$20k Cars
As the prices of used cars continue to increase, drivers on a budget are having a harder time finding late-model vehicles for less than $20,000. We’ll explore why it’s happening and what you can do about it.
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Video Is King: 360° Tours, TikToks, and CTV Ads That Move Cars
When are you most likely to see video ads presenting you with new cars and great deals? Any time of the day and on nearly all apps.
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Ford Mustang Trims That Stood the Test of Time
Few cars have earned the kind of loyalty the Ford Mustang has built over six decades. Known for its muscle, style, and attitude, the Mustang has seen dozens of trims since it first roared onto the scene in 1964. Each trim has left its mark, from stripped-down street racers to high-tech highway cruisers. While opinions […]
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What the 2026 Honda Prelude Means for Used Cars and Coupe Comebacks
It’s been more than two decades since Honda last sold a Prelude in the United States, but that’s about to change. The sixth-generation Prelude is officially on its way, with a late 2025 debut and a 2026 model year badge. This time around, it’s arriving as a hybrid-only coupe built on the Civic’s updated platform: […]
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