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Here's Why the 2024 Ford Ranger Raptor Has a Unique Rear Suspension
It's all about agility—with a little bit of predictability for good measure.
Jeep Brings Its Best Color Back From The Grave
In celebration of 4x4 Day this year, Jeep is returning one of its best colors to the lineup. Tuscadero, the automaker’s solar-flare-bright magenta, will be available to order on 2024 Wranglers. The color first debuted in 2021, and according to Jeep, around 30,000 customers placed an order for the loud color that same year. The addition of the color back into the lineup brings the total number of available colors up to nine: Anvil, Earl, Firecracker Red, Granite Crystal, Silver Zynith, Hydro Blue, Bright White, and black.
Second 2025 Toyota 4Runner Teaser Confirms Drop-Down Rear Window
...and every existing owner breathes a collective sigh of relief.
The Next Lamborghini Will Be Called Temerario
Our internet sleuths, as well as those at CarBuzz, have uncovered trademark filings suggesting Lamborghini has chosen a name for the Huracan’s successor: Temerario. Seeing as the V10 entry-point to the Lamborghini sports car lineup isn’t long for this world, it makes quite a lot of sense. Alternatively, we think that whatever that car will be called, Lamborghini has held the trademark far longer. You don’t just trademark the name of your next-generation supercar a handful of months before its alleged debut. These filings were made in early February this year, though earlier versions may exist. Point being, someone could well have snatched the Spanish name, which translates to “reckless,” much sooner, leaving what are likely years of planning a total mess.
You Could Win This Resto-Mod 1965 Corvette Stingray
When the 1965 Corvette Stingray Convertible came out, it was instantly the coolest car on the road. Everyone wanted to be seen driving one, and nothing has changed. It is still one of the coolest cars on the road, and is a highly sought-after car by collectors and hot-rod lovers alike. The folks at Dream Giveaway are back with another car you will want parked in your garage - a sweet 1965 Corvette Stringray Convertible resto-mod.
The AutoGuide Show: Ep 12 - NY Auto Show, Best Subarus Ever, and More
Welcome to the 12th episode of The AutoGuide Show brought to you by eBay Motors. This week we discuss a bunch of new debuts from the New York Auto Show as well as other car news. We have a review from an unsuspecting PHEV sleeper and discuss the best Subarus of all-time.
2025 Porsche Taycan First Drive Review: Peak EV
When Porsche set out to produce its first electric car it had to make sure that it went about it in a way that captured the essence of the brand.
3 Things That Surprised Us About the 2024 Alfa Romeo Giulia
Recently, we spent a week with a 2024 Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce Q2. Although there were plenty of issues with the car during our time with it, a few other unexpected surprises emerged. Below we summarize the top three things we were not anticipating during our test drive.
Review: BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 | Still worth considering?
BFGoodrich’s All-Terrain T/A KO2 has been a dominant force in the all-terrain tire game since its launch. It carries the torch once lit by the original BFG A/T which helped develop the category and made its mark by becoming one of the most popular and easily recognizable choices in the off-road, truck, and SUV tire world. To see if the KO2 is worth the hype, BFG sent us a set to test on our ongoing Lexus GX460 daily-driver-meets-off-roader build.
Mercedes-AMG CLA45 S Edition 1 Promises Exclusivity at a High Price
Only 25 Mercedes-AMG CLA45 S Edition 1 examples will be made. That’s fewer cars than even boutique high-end automakers like Koenigsegg and Bugatti produce in a few years. Given the exclusivity, Mercedes wants a lot of money for such a limited run of cars. $82,435 including destination, to be exact. In fairness, Mercedes includes a ton of otherwise optional extras as standard. This includes the AMG Aerodynamics Package, which adds a front splitter and rear spoiler, as well as a larger diffuser (which here features red accenting). Anything once shiny is made black by the included AMG Night Package, and all Edition 1 models will come finished in AMG Manufaktur Mountain Grey Paint.