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Indulging in Style: Dining inside a Cadillac Escalade IQ Dining in Style Back in the day, eating in a car meant balancing a fast-food burger and fries on the center console. However, Cadillac is turning heads with its new Escalade IQ, aiming to transform the car dining experience into something more akin to a fine … Read more
McMurtry Spéirling: A New Era in Automotive Engineering Upside Down Driving Imagine a car that can drive upside down using nothing but the power of fan-generated downforce. That’s exactly what the McMurtry Spéirling has achieved, taking automotive engineering into a new dimension. This electric marvel has pushed the boundaries, proving that older concepts, like Jim … Read more
How Tariffs Are Tipping the Balance in the Auto World Industry Impact There’s a shake-up brewing in the auto industry, courtesy of some hefty new tariffs. Imagine a whopping 25% tariff hitting imported cars and parts. It’s like a storm rolling in over Detroit, threatening to hit especially hard at the heart of American automotive—Ford, … Read more
Stolen Cars and Donuts: A Wild Night in Wisconsin Car Heist Schoepp Motors in Middleton, Wisconsin, became the center of an unexpected automotive caper recently. Thieves broke into the dealership and managed to nab two prestigious sports cars: a Corvette Z06 and a Dodge Challenger Hellcat. These aren’t just any cars; we’re talking about machines … Read more
BMW’s Production in the U.S.: A Closer Look BMW’s U.S. Factor There’s been quite a stir over some comments by Peter Navarro, a key trade advisor under President Trump. He’s been targeting BMW’s production facility in Spartanburg, South Carolina, labeling it as a mere assembly line for German parts, implying that the U.S. only gets … Read more
Made in USA Controversy Surrounds Stellantis Ads Made in USA Controversy Using the red, white, and blue to sell cars isn’t a new strategy, but Stellantis recently found out that the stars and stripes can get tangled up in regulatory red tape. Stellantis—parent company to brands like Dodge, Jeep, and Ram—has hit a bit of … Read more
The Roller Coaster Ride of Flipping a Demon Markets, whether it’s stocks or cars, have their ups and downs. The 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is a prime example of how timing is everything in the world of collectible cars. With its insane 1,025 horsepower supercharged V8, this beast is one of the crown … Read more
Farewell to the S90 The Volvo S90 is bowing out of the U.S. car market, closing the chapter on a unique presence in the luxury sedan segment. Its departure might not cause a big stir on the sales charts, but it tells a bigger story about how the automotive landscape is shifting, especially with the … Read more
Elon Musk’s Controversial NHTSA Layoffs Elon Musk’s Impact on NHTSA Recently, the Department of Government Efficiency, spearheaded by Elon Musk, initiated a substantial reduction in the workforce at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The move, part of a broader critique of federal agencies, led to a 4% reduction in the NHTSA’s staff, notably … Read more
Impact of Tariffs on Audi Q5 Sales in the U.S. Sales and Tariffs The Audi Q5 has been the brand’s top-selling model in the United States, commanding significant attention and sales. Catering to about one-third of all Audi’s sales in the region, it’s truly a cornerstone of their lineup here. However, the introduction of new … Read more