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For decades, the playbook for smashing through the double-century mark on a speedometer required a six-figure wire transfer to a boutique European automaker or a specialized tuning house like Lingenfelter.

Now that Tesla has killed off the aging Model X, the brand is without a genuine multi-row family hauler.

This 2004 Dodge Neon SRT-4 is an exceptionally preserved, highly collectible sport compact showing just 33,000 original miles. Finished in its pristine factory paint over a nearly flawless sport-seat cockpit, this vehicle is powered by its original 2.4L turbocharged inline-4 engine paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. Boasting a strict two-owner family history from brand new, this turn-key performance sedan features a fully stock configuration, no mechanical issues, and a complete folder of lifelong maintenance receipts. It is located in Napa, California.

The Audi A3 serves as a highly popular entry point into the premium European market, packing the upscale cabin design, refined road manners, and crisp tech integration of its larger stablemates into a nimble, city-friendly footprint.

An analysis of the North American automotive landscape over the last three decades reveals a stark shift in consumer and dealership purchasing behavior, resulting in a market heavily dominated by monochromatic tones.

The reality of the 2026 Dodge Durango GT Plus is that beneath the fresh paint and the blackout trim packages, you are still looking at an architecture that has been in continuous service for over fifteen years.

This 1986 Ford B200 Carry All is an exceptionally rare, Mexican-market vintage utility vehicle showing just over 100,000 miles. Built from a factory cab-and-chassis setup by a specialized regional conversion coachbuilder, this unique platform represents the highly sought-after, ultra-rare 4-door configuration rather than the standard 3-door variant. Powered by a Mexican-market 302 cubic-inch V8 engine paired with an overdrive-equipped 4-speed manual transmission, this rugged vehicle offers a distinctive, heavy-duty alternative to a traditional Suburban. It is located in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, with flexible cross-border delivery and direct US shipping logistics options available.

Virginia officially introduced a new mechanism for managing high-risk traffic offenders, shifting the legal parameters for excessive speeding.

Washington has officially indicated it will shift the parameters of North American vehicle manufacturing, confirming that the Trump administration is refusing to sign a clean, 16-year extension of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

A while back, there was a car insurance company that ran an entire ad campaign about how buying car insurance was so easy, even a caveman could do it. Well, even with the notion that a caveman would have insurance on his car (cavemen are known rebellious types), the idea of adding a dashcam to your car should be considered just as, if not easier than, buying insurance. After all, a dashcam is a type of insurance all its own. Installing one isn’t nearly as complicated as you might think.

The top of the U.S. vehicle sales charts has typically been as predictable as the rising sun—half-ton trucks and compact crossovers run the show, with the Ford F-150 and the Toyota RAV4 usually trading the crown back and forth.

There’s a bright new Subaru WRX roaming the streets in the great white north. Called the 2026 Subaru WRX 雷 Kaminari Edition, the name roughly translates to lightning which is fitting considering the singular exterior color choice.

The Audi A4 is a cornerstone of the compact luxury sport sedan market, globally recognized for its crisp executive styling, the technical security of its legendary quattro all-wheel-drive system, and its sophisticated Virtual Cockpit digital architecture.

BMW builds 1500 cars per day and employs 11000 workers at its factory in Spartanburg, SC. But in the age of AI that might be about to change.

Sometimes, it’s best not to be first.