Question of the Day

Stellantis wasn't making a doggone belated April Fool's joke with its new Mopaw product line.

Yours truly is in Georgia to tour Hyundai's Metaplant.

Once again, Infiniti may be moving away from alpha-numeric naming.

An economist took to The New York Times to argue that the inexpensive small car was killed by wealthy buyers.

Today's post on a school for car designers got me reminiscing -- I, very briefly, wanted to be a car designer.

Yes, we just asked this question a few weeks ago -- and we're going to ask it again every few weeks until things in the Middle East calm down.

We discussed EV depreciation on our podcast last week.

The launch of the Scout SUV and pickup truck seems to be delayed.

Volkswagen announced that the Chattanooga plant will focus on the 2027 Atlas. So what's to become of the ID.4?

The Chevrolet Camaro is coming back. The Dodge Challenger isn't, as of now, but the Dodge Charger underwent a major makeover and can be had with two doors. The Ford Mustang never left.

Seems like it might be time, once again, for the Detroit Three to engage in a contest involving a bodily function. Metaphorically speaking, of course.

Tariffs. High fuel prices from the war in Iran. High sticker prices caused by a raft of factors -- prices that were high before tariffs. It's not a pretty picture out there for car buyers and car owners.

The Hyundai Boulder concept was a highlight, if not the highlight, of the 2026 New York Auto Show.

Today, we have a non-car QOTD. Instead, we move it over to flying.

NEW YORK -- Which vehicle stole the show at the 2026 New York International Auto Show?

You may have noticed the site was quiet this morning. That's because I was traveling to NYC (no TSA issues, thank you) to cover the 2026 New York International Auto Show. And also because a lot of the show news is under embargo.

Yours truly will be getting a glimpse of the redone 2027 Volkswagen Atlas in the Big Apple tomorrow night.

It's just about time for the annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab.

Volkswagen is saying " our bad" about the move away from buttons.

The cost of gas is rising rapidly. So, too, is airfare, in part because of the cost of oil. Tariffs have hit certain parts of the economy hard. People are complaining about the cost of living -- and the cost of new cars. I hear talk from the experts about a "K-shaped" economy.

Yet Rolls-Royce and Maybach are putting out high-end new products.

Just to be clear, right upfront -- I understand a Maybach minivan isn't meant to sell in large numbers.

Still, I have to wonder, who is the buyer?

Jaguar Land Rover needs a new design boss after the departure of Gerry McGovern.

Today, one of our TTAC content creators argues on his YouTube platform that the Mercury Bobcat wasn't as bad as some folks said.

We reported today about NHTSA's escalating investigation into Tesla's Full Self Driving.

We've also covered more than a few incidents involving Waymo's autonomous taxis and pedestrians or other cars.

Ford brass says the company remains committed to the V8 engine.

Yet, it only sells two models with eight cylinders.

Automotive News has a as guest column out regarding what service managers need to do to get more loyalty from customers.

A report suggests that the Alpine A110 is closer to going on sale in America.

NASCAR is about to head to Vegas, yet I am still thinking about last week's race at Phoenix.

More specifically, I am thinking about how the NASCAR Cup race followed IndyCar, which was on the same track a day earlier.

We had some flying car -- or, at least, flying taxi -- news this morning.

The war in Iran is likely to cause oil prices to rise, even as governments make attempts to increase supply.

The Chicago Pope is getting a special Ford Explorer, built with pride on the South Side.

We discussed EV owners' satisfaction on Friday's podcast.

Chrysler has a new boss. So does Alfa Romeo, at least in North America.

Chinese cars seem to be gaining acceptance, at least with the youth.

Every so often, one of our Used Car Of The Day picks is one that needs a little -- or a lot -- of work. Today's selection is one of those.

Until I picked out the Used Car Of The Day today, I forgot Jeep offered an EcoDiesel in the Grand Cherokee.

Today's UCOTD was one of just 1,000 units.

Today's podcast took a look at the EV market in a post-tax-credit world.

Ford wants to charge $495 for a front trunk, aka a "frunk", for the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

President Donald Trump will deliver the annual State Of The Union speech tonight.

Will he talk cars?

NASCAR is at the Circuit Of The Americas in Texas this week, and COTA is a track that us in the media sometimes get to drive.

I am in Southern California to drive the 2026 Jeep Cherokee and the updated Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Today's QOTD is simple -- what's the longest amount of time you've owned a given vehicle?

Rob Hoffmann's podcast, which we republish as part of our TTAC Content Creator series, raises an interesting point -- it's still hard for apartment and condo dwellers to charge EVs.

Rivian's revenue is up.

Looks like the 2027 Toyota Highlander is going all-electric.

We've been doing the Used Car Of The Day feature for a long time now, and I've featured more than a few old minivans that have been turned into overlanders.

Yet, in my own social circles, I know very few folks who actually overland.

Super Bowl LX took place last night. And as per usual, several car companies plunked down money on ads.

Mega money, of course.

Which car ads were good? Bad? Meh?

The 2026 Chicago Auto Show is underway

A social-media ad from Buick that seems to compare the current Buick Envista crossover to the legendary Buick GNX is getting some attention -- none of it good.

Today's QOTD comes to us courtesy of The Smoking Tire.

I was channel surfing over the weekend and came across Fargo a couple of times. The 1996 Coen brothers movie, not the TV show based on it. The one awash in Oldsmobiles.

Today's Rare Rides mentioned the Cadillac Catera in passing.

Seems like we're always asking about Jaguar.

Tesla took a sales hit in 2025. Was it just because of the expiration of the EV tax credit?

General Motors has a rosy outlook for sales for 2026.

The NFL's two conference championship games were played yesterday.

I don't like drunk driving, especially in this day and age when there is almost no excuse for it. Most of us have apps that can call us a ride, even in places where taxis aren't plentiful, should we overindulge.

That said, I also don't like having my privacy violated.

There's been a big trade deal between Canada and China -- and opinions seem mixed.

Matt P. covered Subaru's WRX price cut today, along with the car's sales issues.

Will dropping the price give this generation of the WRX a shot in the arm? Or do we need to wait until the next generation arrives?

The Dodge Hornet died a quiet death last week, due in part to President Donald Trump's tariffs.