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Ford has a new discount program replacing its popular employee pricing program. Here are the details, including which models are eligible and which aren't.

Porsche will build just 70 of these 911 Carrera T models in honor of the Porsche Club of America's 70th birthday.

Richard Hammond took part in a hill climb for the first time since his 2007 crash in a Rimac Concept One. Also an EV, the new Porsche Cayenne didn't disappoint.

Fiat boss Olivier Francois claims the new 500 with a 1.0-liter, three-cylinder engine is for 'real people,' calling the cheaper gas version 'the pragmatic 500.'

Porsche Germany boss Robert Ader admits that production was adapted to the lower-than-expected demand, but he argues that it's still the best EV on the market.

Trump killed the federal EV tax incentive with the signing of the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' which means the Slate Truck won't cost less than $20,000.

Honda has reportedly canceled plans for a large electric SUV due to faltering demand. It's also cutting how much it'll spend on EVs. Here are the details.

A BMW M2 and a Porsche 911 GT3 RS collided at the quickest part of the track, sending the Porsche flying while creating a fireball. Somehow, everyone was fine.

The Audi RS6 Avant was caught testing on public roads in Spain with its new plug-in-hybrid powertrain. The question is: Is that a V-6 or a V-8?

Porsche has been testing the electric 718 for three years, but the Boxster/Cayman EV is still not ready. A new spy video shows the coupe at the Nurburgring.

Ferrari isn't bringing back the manual gearbox, but does say that those who want to row their own gears can buy an older car to enjoy the experience.

Mercedes is pleased to report that the electric CLA will be produced in three shifts to meet strong demand, even before the cheaper gas model arrives.

The Maxima still appears in Nissan's sales charts even though production ended in mid-2023. Two were sold in Q2 2025 and another 11 in the first quarter.

Bugatti tests the Mistral for 250 miles before handing over the hypercar to its owner. If problems are found, the test drive resumes with another 31 miles.

Nissan sold 3,789 Zs in the first half of the year, whereas Toyota shipped only 1,231 Supras. The Ford Mustang way ahead, racking up 23,551 sales.

The innovative VC-Turbo engine appears to be a victim of its own complexity. It couldn't come at a worse time for Nissan.