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Morgan’s Midsummer Coupe Only Exists Because 9 Customers Want One — And That Might Be The Coolest Part

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Most modern cars begin with spreadsheets.Market forecasts, production targets, customer clinics, and years of planning usually decide what reaches the road.The Morgan Midsummer Coupé followed a completely different path.It reportedly began with a single question. After Morgan and Pininfarina created the stunning open-top Midsummer roadster, one customer asked something simple: what if this car had … Read more

Cadillac’s Discontinued XT6 May Already Be Heading For A Comeback — And The SUV Story Might Not Be Over Yet

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Some vehicles disappear quietly.Others leave people wondering whether they were gone too soon.That seems to be the situation surrounding the Cadillac XT6. After Cadillac moved to end production of the three-row luxury SUV as part of a broader transition toward a refreshed lineup and stronger electrification plans, many assumed the XT6 chapter had officially closed. … Read more

Lamborghini’s 800-HP Urus Looks Ready For A Performante Comeback — And It May Be Wilder Than Before

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Some SUVs are designed to carry people.Others are designed to completely ignore what an SUV is supposed to feel like.That second category belongs to the Lamborghini Urus. For years, the Urus Performante represented the most aggressive version of Lamborghini’s super SUV formula—lighter, sharper, louder, and built to feel closer to a supercar than a luxury … Read more

Subaru’s New Manual Hot Hatch May Have an Impreza TX Name — And Enthusiasts Have Reasons to Be Excited

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At a time when performance cars are becoming increasingly automated, electrified, and software-controlled, the idea of Subaru preparing a new manual hot hatch feels almost unexpected. And now, recent reports suggest the company could revive an old badge to make it even more interesting. The rumored name is Impreza TX. For enthusiasts who remember Subaru’s … Read more

GM Finally Realised It Needs Hybrids After All — A Big Strategy Shift Is Taking Shape

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While other automakers continued investing in hybrids as a bridge between petrol and full EV ownership, GM pushed aggressively toward battery-electric vehicles and positioned EVs as the long-term destination. But the market has changed faster than expected. Charging infrastructure continues improving at different speeds, customer demand has become less predictable, and many buyers are showing … Read more

Honda, Nissan And Mitsubishi Are Still Teaming Up After Failed Merger Talks — Because Competition Is Changing Faster Than Expected

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After highly publicized merger discussions collapsed, many people assumed the relationship between the three Japanese automakers would disappear. Instead, the opposite seems to be happening. The companies are continuing to work together through a strategic technology partnership focused on sharing development efforts and reducing costs in areas that matter most for the future of the … Read more

Tesla Cybertruck 24-Inch Retro Disc Wheels Cost As Much As a Used Mustang — And People Still Want Them

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The Tesla Cybertruck already looks unlike anything else on the road, but for some owners, factory styling is only the beginning. Now a new set of 24-inch retro-inspired forged disc wheels is getting attention—not because of performance numbers, but because of the price. A complete package can cost close to $10,000, which means the wheels … Read more

Tata Sierra EV Base Variant To Get 65 kWh Battery Pack – Report Says Entry Model May Be More Capable Than Expected

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Some cars return because people ask for them. Others return because the market changes at the right moment. The Tata Sierra belongs to both stories. For many Indian buyers, the Sierra name carries memories of an iconic SUV that stood out for its design and personality. Now, Tata Motors is preparing to bring that badge … Read more

Toyota And Nissan Admit Their American-Made Vehicles Aren’t Up To Japanese Standards — But The Story Is More Complicated Than It Sounds

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Few industries protect their reputation for quality the way Japanese car companies do. For decades, names like Toyota and Nissan became symbols of consistency, precision, and attention to detail. That reputation helped create enormous trust around the world. So when both companies openly acknowledged that some American-built vehicles being exported to Japan may not match … Read more

The Slate Truck Is More Expensive Than Expected — But That May Not Be the Whole Story

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When the Slate Truck first appeared, the idea felt almost impossible. An affordable electric pickup. Minimal design. No giant touchscreen. No luxury pricing. Just a simple EV built for people who wanted usefulness instead of complexity. That early promise created excitement because the truck was widely associated with a headline figure below $20,000. Now the … Read more