The Chevrolet Corvette C8 marked a revolutionary shift in the automotive world, combining the allure of a luxury sports car with a surprisingly affordable price tag. Priced initially at an MSRP of $59,995, the C8 Corvette offered an enticing entry point into the realm of high-performance vehicles. We will delve...

Here's How Much A Chevy C8 Corvette Depreciates After 4 Years

When it was revealed in the fall of 2022, the dramatically styled Cadillac Celestiq all-electric four-seater clearly indicated the General Motors luxury brand was ready to reclaim its space among premium, bespoke marques. This week, Cadillac unveils a convertible concept that carries forward the Celestiq underpinnings and states emphatically that...

If You Love Cadillac Celestiq, How about a Convertible Sollei?

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The Plymouth Barracuda, affectionately known as the 'Cuda, is one of the world's most celebrated muscle cars. But Plymouth is long gone, with only its sister brand, Dodge left behind to carry on its muscle car legacy. And it seems the Brotherhood of Muscle wants to bring the Cuda name back, with a new trademark filed by FCA hinting at its return.

Dodge Could Be Reviving The 'Cuda' Badge For Future Muscle Cars

Cadillac’s future is electric, but its bread and butter, its here and now money-maker is the Escalade. This is a massive SUV whose soundtrack is a good old-fashioned V-8. While the hype may center on the coming 2025 Escalade IQ electric three-row luxury SUV, GM is minding the store by giving the regular Escalade a mid-cycle refresh for the same 2025 model year. And to better conjoin the two 'slades, the internal combustion models get some of the IQ's look and the tech.

2025 Cadillac Escalade First Look: Yo Dawg, We Heard You Like Screens ...

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Spotting a few bugs in the house is typically a nuisance, but there's one in particular that should ring alarm bells for homeowners. If you come across the bug in the photo above, it's time to call in a professional.

Study This Photo--If You Find This Bug In Your House, You Need To Call in a Pro

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One of Pontiac's most iconic models in its 83-year run was the GTO, which looks strikingly similar to the Pontiac LeMans. But are these actually the same car?

Is The Pontiac LeMans The Same Car As The GTO?

Debuting in 1982, the third-generation Chevrolet Camaro experienced a sales rollercoaster throughout the 1980s. The first two years saw a surge in popularity, with sales jumping from 189,000 units to 261,000 units. However, the trend wouldn’t continue. Sales plummeted to a mere 96,000 units in 1988. Despite a slight...

Rare 1989 Chevy Camaro Convertible with 13K Miles Emerges on eBay: A Time Capsule Classic

The manual gearbox isn't the most popular transmission in the United States. Only a select few prefer a sick shift, with mainstream consumer interest having largely shifted to automatic and CVT units. On top of the convenience of the automatic or CVT, manuals aren't a cheaper option anymore. Back in the day, the manual transmission was standard kit on many cars, with the automatic options having an up-charge, but that's no longer the case. And since automatics are generally more frugal, more buyers are opting for those - and thus, also more manufacturers.

There's Only One Manual AWD Sports Sedan Left In America

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	In 2016, I had the privilege of sitting next to renowned automotive designer Marcello Gandini at a dinner hosted by Lamborghini in celebration of the 50th anniversary of its iconic Miura. We talked, through an Italian interpreter, about coachbuilder Bertone’s first design for the Raging Bull marque in 1966, penned by the then-28-year-old Gandini. To my surprise, he humbly confessed to having some reservations about a few details of what is, inarguably, the most beautiful Lamborghini ever made. Imagine Leonardo saying, “Her mouth was a little crooked, actually,” in reference to his Mona Lisa masterwork. Mustangs, Miatas, and Packards: Here's...

This 1970 Lamborghini Miura Was Kept in a Living Room for 40 Years. Now It Could Fetch $2.5 Million at Auction.

When it comes to blending luxury and performance, the Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing is a serious piece of equipment with its supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 engine, delivering a staggering 668 horsepower and a top speed of 205 mph. Priced at a competitive point, it offers a remarkable balance of power and cost. However, for those seeking even greater speeds without breaking the bank, several cars on the market exceed the CT5-V Blackwing’s performance while remaining under $150,000. This list highlights ten such vehicles, showcasing that high performance and affordability can indeed go hand in hand.

6 Cars That Are Faster Than The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing (And 4 That Almost Make The Cut)

We lost some pretty cool car models when GM closed Pontiac back in 2009. The Holden Commodore-based G8 sedan was possibly the coolest, what with its rear-drive platform and available V8 power. While we did get a follow-up with the Chevrolet SS, which continued with the Commodore base, at least until Holden was shut down, too, it seems Pontiac had bigger ideas for the big sedan. GM Design once again has shone a light on a never-before-seen concept car from the automaker's archives. It's a Pontiac G8 concept from nearly the final days of the brand.

GM Design shows the Pontiac G8 that never was

From the November 1982 issue of Car and Driver. Here we are in the Eighties, an era rife with technical tumult—computers are calling the cadence under our hoods, the live axle is beginning to look like an endangered species, cars really are bigger on the inside and smaller on the outside, and all of them will go so far on a tankful that bathroom stops have become more urgent than fuel stops—yet what is the most wonderful new development in automobiling? The disappearing top, that's what; the same thing that used to make motorists grin back in nineteen aught whatever, when engineers still weren't sure how to make a universal joint that would last all day. The convertible top is an antediluvian device—normal automotive equipment in the period when the hinged door was looked upon as a great leap forward over what had come before, which was no door at all. In fact, the convertible is so old that it's had time to go out of date and be heaped onto the pile of things they don't make anymore.

1983 Buick Riviera Convertible Heralds the Droptop's Return

The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner A12 was the fastest muscle car of the 1960s, completing a quarter-mile in just 13.0 seconds. It featured a powerful 440 cubic inch (ci) V8 Six-Pack engine, a 4.10:1 rear axle, and a limited-slip differential for better performance. Another fast muscle car from the ’60s...

The Quickest Quarter-Mile Muscle Car of the 1960s: The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner A12

The Volkswagen Atlas is popular in North America, with 19,293 examples sold in Q2 2024 alone. That excludes the Atlas Cross, of which VW shifted 9,769 units. Add them together, and the lineup is the automaker's most popular model by far. However, Volkswagen is hard at work keeping the Atlas fresh, with a new model right around the corner.

2026 Volkswagen Atlas Could Finally Live Up To The Touareg's Luxury Legacy

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Ah, cats. Those mysterious, aloof beings that grace our homes with their presence. We feed them, clean their litter, and sometimes, if we’re lucky, they let us pet them. But how do we know if our feline friends actually adore us?

Hidden Signs Your Cat Adores You

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The Cadillac Celestiq signaled a new direction for the brand when it debuted nearly two years ago. The limited-production, bespoke electric vehicle gave customers near-limitless customization options—a bold new way for the luxury brand. But what comes next for Cadillac's commissioned cars? The Celestiq won't be a one-hit wonder if the new Sollei convertible concept previews the automaker's future direction.

Cadillac Sollei: This Beautiful Convertible Concept Needs to Be Built

Hot on the heels of the electric Cadillac Escalade IQ, the luxury automaker is updating its gas-powered behemoth for 2025. The Escalade has a new face, a massive touchscreen, and for all you enthusiasts out there—the Escalade-V sticks around for another year. If the gas Escalade looks a lot...

2025 Cadillac Escalade: This Is It

Despite Cadillac’s recent focus on electric vehicles, the brand hasn’t forgotten about the Escalade. Still a strong seller for the manufacturer, Cadillac is giving the jumbo SUV a major refresh for the 2025 model year. Although it’s still the fifth-generation model, the Escalade is getting a bigger update...

2025 Cadillac Escalade: Upgraded Interior, Massive Screen

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A Laughing Rival to the Lamborghini Urus. The era of powerful, combustion-engine SUVs may be nearing its end as automakers, including Jeep under the Stellantis umbrella, shift focus to electric vehicles. However, the legacy of the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk remains strong among petrolheads who appreciate raw, unbridled power. The Trackhawk, known for its formidable Hellcat V8 engine, continues to captivate enthusiasts even though it's no longer in production.

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A meticulously restored 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350, known for its Candy Apple Red finish and racing heritage, is now available for bidding on Bring a Trailer. Initially delivered to Marv Tonkin Ford in Portland, Oregon on February 25, 1966, this legendary muscle car has remained predominantly within Oregon until its current owner acquired it in Washington in 2005. Following an extensive refurbishment completed in 2006, the vehicle showcases its factory color complemented by striking white racing stripes. This GT350 features a 289ci HiPo V8 engine paired with a T-10 four-speed manual transmission, promising an authentic and exhilarating driving experience.

Iconic 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350 Up for Auction on Bring a Trailer

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Video: 5 reasons–in less than 5 minutes–why you should buy an MGB

I've had my eye on the MGAs for a while. Never driven one (nor an MGB). I just think they look better. Question... What are a...

Video: 5 reasons–in less than 5 minutes–why you should buy an MGB

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