08Oct2026
Category: Automotive News
Ferrari's Luce launched to glowing press and a 7.8% stock drop. Here's why auto media bias keeps enthusiasts from getting honest coverage.
Ram is finally leaning into street-focused truck performance again. The new Rumble Bee lineup brings three different V8 combinations to the 1500 platform.
House of Boost hosted a successful dyno day and car show, attracting a surprisingly large crowd. Fifteen cars participated, with notable performances from Mustangs, notably Jason Doak's 1983 Fox Body at 964whp. The event underscored House of Boost's commitment to the automotive community, with future events planned for enthusiasts.
An underwater drone explorer discovered a 1974 Chevy Camaro Z/28 sitting 55 feet deep in Sebago Lake, Maine. Here's what investigators found.
This turbocharged four-cylinder Camaro is rewriting expectations for the platform. With a 9.768-second pass, the build is already making serious noise.
Jeff Hermann is running for the SEMA Board 2026. The MagnaFlow VP talks builds, racing, Right to Repair, and the future of car culture.
Ford pushes the Dark Horse platform further with a supercharged Predator V8. The result is serious GT500-level power with a more accessible price point.
Ford’s Mustang GTD just got even faster, dropping its Nurburgring lap to 6:40.835. That makes it the quickest American car ever around the ‘Ring.
A new report suggests the Camaro could return by 2027 alongside a redesigned Cadillac CT5 and an all-new Buick sedan. GM may not be done with cars just yet.
