• Bentley's First EV Is a 876-HP SUV Called Torcal

    Bentley's First EV Is a 876-HP SUV Called Torcal
    Bentley has finally built an electric car, and the company calls it its most powerful production vehicle. The Torcal, an ultraluxury compact crossover, will do the silent estate-to-country-club run faster than anything Crewe has made before. The catch: this is not the flagship, and Bentley now needs to find buyers willing to write $200,000-plus checks for a model that isn't even the top of its own range. Two electric motors deliver a combined 876 horsepower in S trim, or 888 in metric ratings,
  • Question of the Day? Will Chinese Cars be Banned or Approved by the End of the Week?

    Question of the Day? Will Chinese Cars be Banned or Approved by the End of the Week?
    The debate about allowing new Chinese vehicles to travel American roads anytime soon looks to be coming to a head this week as China’s President Xi Jinping arrives for a visit with U.S. President Donald Trump. A bipartisan effort led by Michigan’s Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin and Republican Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio to ban Chinese vehicles is speeding through the U.S. Senate this week. That bill is also hustling through the U.S. House of Representatives at a similar pace. T
  • Adventure Ready! 2026 Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro

    Adventure Ready! 2026 Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro
    What do we think about a rugged Palisade? Friend of the site Connie Peters reviews the 2026 Hyundai Palisade XRT Pro. 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.
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  • VW Slashes Its Margin Forecast to 1%, and It's Ugly

    VW Slashes Its Margin Forecast to 1%, and It's Ugly
    Volkswagen Group has reportedly cut its operating-margin forecast for 2026 from a range of 4 percent to 5.5 percent down to just 1 percent at best, and the fallout is going to reach every brand under the umbrella. The automaker that trades the "world's biggest" title back and forth with Toyota is now hitting the panic button. A 1 percent margin is the kind of number that triggers structural upheaval, and Volkswagen is delivering. The group is reportedly planning to fundamentally restructure ope
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