Audi has unveiled its latest electric addition, the Q6L e-tron. If you thought the “L” stood for Long, then you’re right—it is, in fact, a long-wheelbase version of the current Audi Q6 e-tron. More room between axles means more room for passengers, but even more importantly, it means a bigger battery. It all sounds fantastic, but unfortunately, there’s a catch as big as the new battery—the Q6L e-tron is destined for China only. Apparently, the Chinese love their luxury cars big. The extra legroom in the rear is seen as the ultimate status badge, and Audi wasn’t going to miss out on the opportu ..read more

MINI was always seen as the underdog of the car world. Sure, undeniably cute and most of the time fun to drive, but honestly? Not all that practical. Well, those times are over because MINI just pulled off something rather clever with its all-new, all-electric Aceman. And before you even start rolling your eyes and write it off as “yet another crossover,” you may wanna hold on a second. This one actually is something else. All-New But Still Classic MINI In the looks department, the Aceman is still a boxy little MINI. It still sports the adorable headlights, the grille is present but far from o ..read more

It’s hard to explain this to non-car guys, but every gearhead has a list of must-do ‘mods’ or modifications for their new car. Think about it. Car meetups would be extremely boring if everyone came out with cars that looked the same. There would be nothing to talk about.  The car modification market in the U.S. is so huge that the aftermarket industry was valued at $203 billion. It’s estimated the market will grow by 3.9% in 2024.  While vehicle modifications speak volumes about your personality, some modifications don’t make sense and are honestly a waste of money. Don’t get me wron ..read more

Car rental company Hertz made waves in January when it announced it would sell 20,000 units of its electric vehicle (EV) fleet, most of which are Teslas. They planned to use the proceeds from those EV sales to buy more internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles for their rental Fleet. It was a shocking move, considering that all automotive industry sectors are supposed to be heading in a “greener” direction through adopting EVs.  However, a filing for Hertz’s first quarter of 2024 says they plan to sell an additional 10,000 EVs from their Fleet. It’s a decision after their vehicle deprecia ..read more

The Tesla Model S Plaid and the Lucid Sapphire are two of the fastest-production sedans on the market today. But which one is faster? Going by each car’s specs, the Lucid Sapphire should be the quicker of the two.  However, the only way to know which car is faster is to have them go head-to-head in a race, which YouTuber DragTimes decided to do. In the video, he and his fellow driver went head to head in a Tesla Model S Plaid and a Lucid Sapphire to see who would come out on top in a best-of-three-quarter mile drag race.        The Lucid Sapphire  I ..read more

Honda was founded in 1946, and by 1959, it had grown to become the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer. The Japanese motorcycle manufacturer has gone from strength to strength and built some of the greatest and most innovative bikes ever. Picking just 13 of their best models is almost impossible, but we decided to give it a shot and dug through their history to compile this list. Honda Fireblade Image Credit: Wiki Commons. Honda introduced the CBR in the early 1980s, and in 1992, the CBR900RR Fireblade was born. It revolutionized the superbike world, packing an 893cc four-cylinder engine a ..read more

Each year brings a plethora of new automobiles, some of which take our breath away while others leave us disappointed. The past year or so has been no exception. We have had great cars, such as the 2024 Ford Mustang and the new Nissan Z launch, while there have been some really disappointing vehicles. This list contains duds, ranging from performance cars to daily drivers, based on their performance, practicality, and appearance. 2023 Cadillac Lyriq Image Credit: Mliu92/WikiCommons. There was a lot of promise for the 2023 Cadillac Lyriq. The American company promised a large, luxurious EV with ..read more

By their very existence, Supercars draw crowds of admirers who recognize the fastest and most beautiful cars on the road. Adding to the wow factor, these limited-edition supercars command attention wherever they go. It would be best to go back to the beginning to understand how or why limited or special editions can bring any street to a standstill. Lamborghini started the modern supercar era with the jaw-dropping Miura, a mid-engined supermodel. The Jota and SVJ followed soon after, prettier and faster. This process has continued with every carmaker ever since. Limited editions come in all sh ..read more

The all-new, all-singing-and-dancing Mercedes-Benz G-Class has gone electric. That’s right – the icon of off-roading capabilities and boulevard bling has ditched the gas and swapped it for electrons. Mercedes took its sweet time working on this version, but it finally is here, and it not only looks the business – the electric G-Wagen is the most powerful in the entire lineup, and it hides plenty of tricks up its square sleeves. What’s Up With The Name Image Credit: Mercedes Benz. Mercedes did struggle with the name for the electrified G-Wagen. The world expected the company to follow its namin ..read more

Even though Ducati makes a variety of motorcycles in different price ranges, the Italian company is best known for its eye-catching, premium sportbikes.  Having made some highly desirable and some of the world’s most significant motorcycles for both the street and the racetrack, picking just a handful of models is far from easy. We decided to stick with relatively modern motorcycles, including a mix of relatively affordable models and some that are pure unobtainium. Ducati Monster Image Credit: Ducati Ducati introduced the Monster in 1993; it’s credited as one of the bikes that kickstarte ..read more