• 2026 Genesis G70

    2026 Genesis G70
    You’ll say it’s “just a Hyundai,” but check out these luxury features on the Genesis G70. Friend of the site Connie Peters reviews the 2026 Genesis G70. Take a look at the video or transcript below to see what she thinks. 
    The TTAC Creators Series tells stories and amplifies creators from all corners of the car world, including culture, dealerships, collections, modified builds and more.
    A transcript, summarized by AI and edited by a staffer, is below.
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  • The EV Price Gap Is Finally Shrinking

    The EV Price Gap Is Finally Shrinking
    Buying a new car in America keeps getting more expensive. The exception, oddly enough, is the segment that spent years being written off as too pricey to bother with.Kelley Blue Book's August pricing report puts the average new vehicle at $50,089, up 1.9% year over year. EVs moved the other direction, averaging $54,813 — down 2.7% annually and 1.2% from July.
    Yes, electric cars are still more expensive than the average new vehicle. But the premium is now $4,724, and it's shrinking. For a
  • A Hand-Built, Street-Legal Electric Bentley the Blower Jnr by Hedley Studios

    A Hand-Built, Street-Legal Electric Bentley the Blower Jnr by Hedley Studios
    Meet the Bentley Blower Jnr, a handcrafted, 85% scale electric replica of Bentley’s legendary 1929 supercharged race car.  Built by Hedley Studios, this fully street-legal EV blends vintage charm with modern electric performance. Powered by a 15-kW motor and a 10.8 kWh battery, it delivers up to 65 miles of range and a top speed of 45 mph in Europe. Only 349 will be made, making this a truly collectible piece of automotive history.
    The TTAC Creators Series tells stories and
  • Question of the Day: Trump Says China Welcome to Build Cars in U.S. — Are They?

    Question of the Day: Trump Says China Welcome to Build Cars in U.S. — Are They?
    President Donald Trump said Friday what many predicted he would: China’s welcome to build cars in the U.S. — with certain rules, of course. "If China wanted to come in and open a plant to build their cars here, I'd be okay with that," Trump said on Fox ​News, adding, "Japan does it, but they hire our people. The ​big thing is they hire our people."The revelation came after he called U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin’s (D-Michigan) assertion that Trump would sup
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  • Ford Sells You F1 Nostalgia, But No (Red) Bull

    Ford Sells You F1 Nostalgia, But No (Red) Bull
    Ford Racing rolled out its first-ever Formula One apparel line, and the pitch is history rather than the present. The Ford Racing x Formula 1 collection leans hard on a vintage Ford F1 race car, splashed across T-shirts and hoodies, with prices running from $55 to $125 on the Ford merchandise website.The "Debut" graphic shirts put a single race car under the F1 logo with a checkered flag motif, and a Ford Racing engine wrapping the lower third. Flip one over and you get a printed "placard" tall
  • Gas War: Fresh Conflict Poised to Raise Oil Prices

    Gas War: Fresh Conflict Poised to Raise Oil Prices
    Oil pipelines were struck in Saudi Arabia last Thursday, encouraging rampant speculation about the world’s already inflated energy prices. Worse still, nearby trade routes are now claimed to be under hostile occupation.
    It’s been alleged that the pipeline strikes were carried out by drones originating from Iraq. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs immediately condemned attacks on its East-West Pipeline in the Riyadh and Madinah regions, requesting that Iraq take the necessary actio
  • Junkyard Find: 1992 Cadillac Coupe de Ville

    Junkyard Find: 1992 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
    The General's Cadillac Division built Coupes de Ville for the 1949 through 1993 model years, after which the De Ville name became sedan-only until the end came in 2005. Today's Junkyard Find, spotted last year in a Denver-area yard, is one of the last two-door De Villes ever built.I just wrote about a junked 1971 Coupe de Ville for the publication that stole our beloved Sajeev Mehta from here, which means endless promotional materials from the De Ville's glory days (highlighting affluent middle-