01 Nov, 2026

Ford Acknowledges Strategic Missteps and Prepares to Revive Iconic Passenger Car Nameplates

Ford is critically evaluating its product strategy and choices that have helped reinvent the brand in recent years. They have gradually admitted that severing ties with emotionally driven, characterful products and disappearing well known names brought repercussions that cannot be offset by a move towards cars like sedans, trucks, and SUV’s. Whether for hardcore enthusiasts […]

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Trade Tariffs Reshape Volvo Lineup with Removal of S90 Sedan from U.S. Market

The global automotive market is undergoing a major realignment as changing trade policies begin influencing which vehicles automakers can profitably sell in North America. Volvo Cars is preparing to remove the S90 sedan from its U.S. lineup, with the China-built executive sedan facing sharply higher import costs under new U.S. tariff structures. The decision shows […]

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California Advances Jay Leno’s Law to Expand Smog Exemptions for Classic Cars

For years, California has been one of the United States’ foremost auto states, featuring a love of cars and some of the strongest environmental emissions laws in the country. However, those emissions laws can present a Catch-22 for classic-car fans looking to preserve their favorite vehicles- and follow state guidelines. In the system detailed above […]

23 mins read

The Real Reason Millions of Modern Engines Are Being Recalled

The automotive industry is facing an issue of large-scale engine recalls that far outweighs normal mechanical failures. Millions-in fact, over five million-engines from General Motors, Toyota, Honda, Stellantis, and Hyundai are either under recall or are under a federal investigation in the United States; each of these recalls costs tremendous amounts of repair dollars and […]

18 mins read

US Auto Industry Grapples with New Tariffs and Supply Chain Chaos

American carmakers find themselves in one of the most unpredictable times the industry has ever experienced. A sector that is centered on vast manufacturing networks and extremely interconnected global supply lines is now in the middle of a quickly shifting trade climate. New tariffs on imported cars, parts, steel and aluminum, and various other raw […]

24 mins read

New Industry Studies Expose Growing Retention Challenges for Dealership Service Departments

Passenger fleet aging is driving an unprecedented service demand that franchises are failing to capture effectively enough due to increasing competition. Light vehicles have reached an average age of 12.8 years in 2025, while the total revenue from dealership service and parts departments exceeded $156 billion in 2024. However, despite having a large customer base, […]

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Toyota’s Twin-Turbo V6 Woes Worsen With Expanded Recall

In today’s world of automobiles, there isn’t really anything that can hold more value for a manufacturer than their reputation, and over the past several decades, Toyota has managed to make its mark on its industry for its legendary, long-lasting, dependability. People flock to the Toyota brand because it is often perceived as durable, well […]

23 mins read

Dodge Unleashes the Gas-Powered Charger Fans Demanded

The newest Dodge Charger entered the market with an ambitious electric-first strategy, but customer demand is already reshaping that plan. Dodge introduced the Charger Daytona as a modern interpretation of American muscle, pairing strong acceleration with battery power and a simulated exhaust system. Technical ability alone has not produced the expected enthusiasm. Many traditional Charger […]

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