Ford’s CEO Still Isn’t Satisfied With Brand Quality
Ford CEO Jim Farley said in an interview that the automaker is not “satisfied” with quality improvements. He said the Dearborn-based automaker has “so much left to do.” Ford has…
New Mercedes Models 2026
Mercedes wasn’t kidding around when it said 2026 would bring the “biggest product and tech launch program in the company’s history.” It’s only the middle of the year, but we’ve…
Most American-Made Cars 2026
The 2026 American-Made List shows the most American cars of the year. There’s a shakeup in the top 10 with six non-American brands. 12 of the top 20 come from…
Toyota Has Too Many Models. These Ones Need To Go
Toyota has too many models—and it’s not just me who’s saying it. Newly appointed CEO Kenta Kon recently came out and said that the Japanese automaker’s lineup is too crowded.…
Toyota And Nissan Admit Their American-Made Vehicles Aren’t Up To Japanese Standards
Japanese automakers are now selling American-made vehicles in their home country. Nissan and Toyota are warning buyers that the quality of these vehicles might not match expectations. Both warn buyers…
Porsche Clarifies Taycan Wagons Will Remain In Production
Porsche is retiring the Taycan Sport Turismo and Cross Turismo from the United States. The two wagons will continue in other markets. A company spokesperson confirmed both will live on…
Does Porsche Make A Taycan Wagon?
Porsche has updated the Taycan for 2027, but the two wagon variants have been discontinued. Porsche cited low sales as the reason for the decision. Porsche has officially killed off…
New Fiat Models 2026
Fiat is now fully cemented as one of Stellantis’s four core global brands, alongside Jeep, Peugeot, and Ram. With a lineup tailored to markets around the world—not so much the…
Will BMW Bring More Wagons To America?
Demand for the M5 Touring is split evenly with the sedan, which surprised BMW. BMW will “look into Touring Concepts where it makes sense for the US market”. Customers have…
Why Did Ford Kill Its Sedans?
Ford abandoned the sedan market at the end of 2020, discontinuing the Fusion. Andrew Frick said the automaker “absolutely” made the right decision to ditch sedans. The decision allowed Ford…