The 2026 Ford Mustang FX Package is an appearance-focused trim inspired by the third-generation Mustangs built on the Fox platform from 1979 to 1993. These boxy beauties defined Mustang style in the ’80s and early ’90s — and now, they’re making a stylish comeback.
If there was ever an electric SUV made to thrill, the 2025 Rivian R1S Tri-Motor is it. Designed for power, range, and rugged versatility, this flagship SUV from Rivian is turning heads with its performance and redefining expectations for what an electric vehicle can achieve.
The 2026 Ioniq 9 Hyundai is more than just Hyundai’s largest EV yet—it’s a testament to how electric mobility can be smart, stylish, and sustainable all at once. If you’re considering going electric without giving up space or features, this SUV is definitely worth a serious look.
The Morgan Supersport is more than just a car; it’s a statement. For those who crave authenticity, beauty, and the visceral joy of driving, it offers an experience that few modern sports cars can match. Whether cruising countryside roads or parked at a Concours event, the Supersport commands attention with every curve.
While the long-term implications of the new tariffs are still unfolding, one thing is clear: buyers looking for affordable new cars may not have much time left. With entry-level models under threat and prices on the rise, today’s deals could become tomorrow’s missed opportunities.
The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles has once again captured the imagination of automotive enthusiasts, pop culture fans, and nostalgia seekers alike with its latest and most exciting exhibit of the year: “Totally Awesome! Cars and Culture of the ’80s and ’90s.”
As engines roared and the crowd cheered, the 109th Indy 500 wasn’t just another race—it was a celebration of history, passion, and community. From rookies on pole to veterans in the stands, and from tradition-steeped ceremonies to quirky events like the Weenie 500, every moment added to the rich tapestry of the event.
Expect the Genesis GV90 EV to land somewhere around the $100K mark. Production is likely happening in South Korea, and a full reveal is expected later this year. In terms of competition, it’s coming for the ultra-lux EV crowd – think Lucid Gravity, Mercedes EQS SUV, and the electric Escalade.
Toyota hasn’t dropped the exact number yet, but word on the street is that the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland will start somewhere around $50,000. That’s a bit above the Subaru Trailseeker (estimated at $45K), but hey, this one’s coming in a single well-equipped trim, so you’re not gonna miss out on features.
Mercedes took a bold leap with the CLA EV’s 800V setup, but real-world charging limitations couldn’t be ignored. With the 2026 fix in place, the CLA EV Mercedes is not only fast and stylish, but finally compatible with the most common charging setups in the U.S. That makes it a much stronger competitor in the growing EV market.
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