Ford’s Initiative in Reverse Logistics Is a Win-Win
Automaker has restricted purchase options for its EVs to better handle their batteries. How can that reverse logistics be beneficial?
New Cadillac Is On a Roll
Lyriq EV has joined the all-new Escalade and the Blackwing sedans. They have everything to take the new Cadillac to a modern version of the old days’ glory
Boomer In The Action, Boomer In The Reaction
Nelson Piquet faced backlash for the racist slur used in 2021. Now, he has made an apology that manages to be worse than not saying...
There Are Too Many SUVs On The Market
Confusion between Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer shows that having so many SUVs to choose from demands extra attention from buyers
Car Audio Has Reached Bocelli and Jarre Standards
World-renowned artists have joined automakers in an effort to rethink in-car audio in the age of electric propulsion
Opel Corsa Celebrates 40 Years in its Best Shape
Originally released in 1982, the Opel Corsa has traveled around the world using many brands, names, and body styles
BMW M3 Touring Is Ready to Save the Wagons
The Bavarian automaker has released an M3 Touring for the first time ever to complete the trio of German references on the segment
Have You Seen The New Peugeot 408’s Wheels?
All-new project comes with all the features we would expect. What makes the Peugeot 408 surprising is how it interprets items we take for granted...
Merkur Was Ford’s Transatlantic Blunder
Back in the 1980s, Merkur was North-American Ford’s attempt to fight European rivals in the easy way. It definitely didn’t work out
Front Grille Is Latest Proof Of ICE’s Phase-Out
Since internal combustion engines (ICEs) are on their way out, why should their strongest visual symbol stay the same?