• Ford's Quiet $1,000 Discount Reaches Even 2027 Models

    Ford's Quiet $1,000 Discount Reaches Even 2027 Models
    Ford's sales are sliding, and the fix is a manufacturer-to-dealer discount that most shoppers won't see advertised anywhere. Ford has launched a $1,000 factory-to-dealer incentive branded the "Fast Cash Cert Program," in effect from now until the end of September, according to a dealer bulletin. Dealers get $250 credits and can layer as many as four of them onto a single deal, which is how the total reaches the full grand. The catch: that maximum only applies to purchases. Lease deals cap out a
  • 2027 GMC Sierra, Chevy Silverado Prices Climb Significantly

    2027 GMC Sierra, Chevy Silverado Prices Climb Significantly
    General Motors has been drip feeding the world details about its updated full-size pickups for the 2027 model year. Today, we learned about the planned pricing bumps for the GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado.Pricing on the Chevy was made public a few days ago, with GMC having just followed up with the Sierra. The elephant in the room is that everything looks to be getting significantly more expensive. While the Sierra has typically yielded higher MSRPs, it’s also supposed to be the more l
  • Tales From the Beat — Episode 147: TheRighting.com’s Howard Polskin

    Tales From the Beat — Episode 147: TheRighting.com’s Howard Polskin
    His long career included stints at TV Guide and CNN and now Howard Polskin has what his friends say is the worst job in journalism, reading content on conservative news websites and writing commentary for subscribers of his website TheRighting.com. It's not what you think.  Polskin and host/journalist Ed Garsten have a spirited conversation about the controversial website along with the state of the media in general. TTAC Creator Ed Garsten hosts " Tales from the Beat," a podcast
  • Rivian's R3 Will Undercut the R2, and the R4 Goes Lower Still, CEO Claims

    Rivian's R3 Will Undercut the R2, and the R4 Goes Lower Still, CEO Claims
    Rivian founder and CEO RJ Scaringe confirmed what the company's cheaper future looks like, even if he's not attaching numbers to it yet. The R3 hatchback's cost will be "materially lower" than the R2, and the R4 waiting behind it will drop the price further still."The next product, which we creatively call R3, is going to take the price point down. We haven't announced pricing yet, but it will move materially lower," Scaringe told The New York Times. "There's a product beyond that, called R4, w
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