One of the funniest things about modern cars is how much stuff they can do while most owners are still using maybe 20 percent of it. Not because people are lazy. Mostly because nobody really shows
The NSX coming back through Pininfarina and JAS Motorsport already sounded like a big idea. Seeing the Tensei take shape at Milano Design Week makes it feel more real and a bit more focused. You se
Cities keep getting tighter, traffic does not ease up, and small cars still have a role to play. So seeing Smart lean back into that space with something new feels timely. The Concept #2 showed up
The Nissan Sakura still does its job, but standing still is not really an option anymore. With new rivals on the way, this update feels like a quick refresh to keep up Most of the changes are u
Chevrolet is tweaking something small, but familiar. The gold bowtie is going away, replaced by a simpler, monochrome version. It shows up first on a teaser for the 2027 Sonic RS, which debuts in B
Not everything has to move forward in the same direction. While most new cars are adding hybrid systems and automatic gearboxes, Lancia is doing something a bit different with the Ypsilon. It’s
The Yaris Cross did really well in 2025, topping Toyota’s European sales with around 200,000 units. Even so, it’s been around since 2021, and despite the 2023 update, it was starting to fe
Volkswagen didn’t go for a full redesign with the ID.3, but it didn’t leave it alone either. The Neo is more of a proper update, keeping the same base from 2019 but trying to make the car
There’s a growing gap between what modern sports cars offer and what some drivers actually want. Dutton is stepping into that space with a new kit car focused on keeping things simple and light.
Mercedes has already made up its mind about the EQS. No second generation. The next S-Class will take over, offered with both combustion and electric setups. Still, the EQS isn’t being dropped q