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Ford GT90: The Quad Turbo V12 Dream

The Ford GT90 did not arrive like a normal concept car. 

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Ford Sells You F1 Nostalgia, But No (Red) Bull

Ford Racing rolled out its first-ever Formula One apparel line, and the pitch is history rather than the present. The Ford Racing x Formula 1 collection leans hard on a vintage Ford F1 race car, splashed across T-shirts and hoodies, with prices running from $55 to $125 on the Ford merchandise website.

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Ford Unleashes New Mustang Dark Horse SC Convertible for 2027

Ford’s ability to squeeze just a little more out of its iconic Mustang takes center stage with its reveal of the 2027 Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC convertible. Its debut marks the arrival of the company’s first new open-air high-performance machine in 13 years.

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Spada Codatronca: The Car That Chopped Its Tail Off

There are cars that follow trends, and then there are cars that look at trends, shrug, and go rummaging through 1960s racing archives instead. 

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Did Tyler Reddick Go Faster With a Missing Fender?

Tyler Reddick won the Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway with his No. 45 Toyota Camry NASCAR Cup Car. We dig into the details of whether the fender that flew off the car gave him an aero advantage.

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Mega Monte Carlo GTB: The French V12 Supercar that Almost Changed Everything and Then Vanished

France, as any petrolhead with a functioning memory will tell you, has always been a nation of contradictions when it comes to cars. 

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Toyota Reveals GRMN Corolla, Morizo RR Concept

Toyota has previewed even hotter versions of its already piping-hot hatchback. For 2027, the world will be receiving the track-focused GRMN Corolla, which the manufacturer dubbed the “ultimate” version of the GR Corolla.

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Nissan Tells Aussies Manuals are Coming Back

Despite consistent reports that basically every automaker in existence is moving further away from manual transmissions, Nissan has offered a nugget of hope. The brand has suggested that demand for the formerly standard transmission type was slowly coming back.

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Bozi Breakdown #8: Pit Lane Drama at Darlington

Darlington was a very eventful race on pit lane with seemingly endless actions and mistakes. We dig into the details of the day of every playoff pit crew plus mention some non-playoff notables that were chomping at record pit stop times.

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Houston, We’ve Had a Problem — Rally Breakdowns ft. David Lang

Rallying isn’t just about speed—it’s about survival. In this MARS Archive story, we sit down with David Lang, a 9-time GTA (Game, Time, Adventure) Rally Champion, to talk about the inevitable breakdowns, mechanical failures, and problem-solving that come with running rallies and driving vintage cars. 

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Bozi Breakdown #5: Pit Crew Challenge Changes and Penske Penalties

Bozi digs into the NASCAR All-Star Weekend and the Pit Crew Challenge on this episode and discusses how it can be made better in the future. There is also a discussion of Indy 500 qualifying and the penalties that have been issued to Team Penske.

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Talking Car Design With Jeep

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Here's Why EVs Are Depreciating So Quickly

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Did Tyler Reddick Go Faster With A Missing Fender At Atlanta?

Tyler Reddick won the Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway with his No. 45 Toyota Camry NASCAR Cup Car.

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Why Race?

Some people argue that fast cars racing around race courses serve as “rolling billboards.” Which was probably a more effective thing before digital advertising.

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The State Of The Auto Industry, Spring 2026

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These Are The 2026 Best Cars For Families

We did this last year, and now we're doing it again. We're chatting with the folks from U.S. News & World Report about the best cars, trucks, and SUVs for families.

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QOTD: Did The Desert Double Work For You?

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.

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Report: F1 Cancels Mideast Races Because Of Iran War

A report says Formula 1 will cancel this year's races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. F1 is making this move in response to the Iran war.

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Why Are Destination Fees So High?

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F1 Drivers Really Seem To Hate Their New Cars

Formula One has made some drastic changes to its vehicles for 2026 and many drivers were expressing some heavy criticisms going into the season. Now that the Australian Grand Prix is in the rearview, we can see that many of those opinions have gone largely unchanged.

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Are EV Owners Satisfied?

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Ford Giving F-150, Mustang Owners What They Want — More Power

Ford Racing Parts is giving owners of the Ford F-150 and Mustang an opportunity every car owners has wished for at some point during their ownership experience: more power. In this case, an aftermarket kit to install a Whipple Supercharger.

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How Are EVs Doing Without The Federal Tax Credit?

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A Dynamic Dakar: How Defender And Their D7X-Rs Championed Their Way To The Top Of The 2026 Dakar Rally’s Stock Class

It’s not easy vying for the top spot when you’re the new kid in town, debuting three teams in the newly revamped Dakar Rally Stock class in Saudi Arabia.

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QOTD: What Race Tracks Have You Driven?

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.

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Check Out Consumer Reports 10 Best For 2026

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Talking Ford Mustang At The 2026 Chicago Auto Show

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These Are The Best Cars For Your Money

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Here's What The Dakar Rally Is Like Up Close

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What's The Future Of Auto Shows?

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How NASCAR Teams Choose Their Pit Lane Location

Ever been curious about pit-row positioning in NASCAR? Here's how NASCAR pit stall selection works.

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TTAC At The 2026 Detroit Auto Show

The 2026 Detroit Auto Show, formerly known as the North American International Auto Show, was light on vehicle debuts this week -- but there was still plenty to talk about.

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These Are The Classic Cars To Buy In 2026

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What It's Like To Be an IMSA Race Mechanic at Indy

Join Vasser Sullivan Racing mechanic and pit crew member Bozi Tatarevic to go behind the scenes of the Battle of the Bricks IMSA endurance race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as he works on the No. 14 Lexus RC F GT3.

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Has Consumer Thinking About Electric Vehicles Changed?

Hey there! It's time for the TTAC podcast. This week's is the final one of 2025.

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Going Deeper On The Future Of Mobile Service

This week we're talking more about the future of mobile service with Curbee CEO Amit Chandarana.

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Toyota Corolla Officially Returns to Rallying Next Year

Toyota has confirmed that the Corolla will be making an official return to rally racing after a nearly 30-year sabbatical. The GR Corolla RC2 has been tapped to compete in the American Rally Association (ARA) championship for the 2026 season.

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These Are 2025's Most Reliable Car Brands

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Former NASCAR Driver Greg Biffle Killed In North Carolina Plane Crash UPDATED

Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle was among those killed in a plane crash in North Carolina earlier today.

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How The High Price Of Performance Cars Impacts Car Culture

Today's TTAC podcast will speak to the car enthusiast's heart.

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QOTD: Are You Happy NASCAR Settled?

Are you happy that NASCAR, 23XI Motorsports, and Front Row Motorsports have settled their dispute, even though the trial had begun?

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NASCAR Settles Lawsuit With Michael Jordan, 23XI Motorsports, Front Row Motorsports

NASCAR has been involved in a trial over a major lawsuit brought by race teams 23XI Motorsports and Front Row Motorsports.

Retired basketball superstar Michael Jordan is one of the owners of 23XI Motorsports.

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Incredibly Cool Machines from the Hoonigan’s Gymkhana
What's Next For Hyundai

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Going Deep With The 2027 Kia Telluride

This week we're talking about the 2027 Kia Telluride -- and we do so with Kia's James Bell.

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QOTD: Did You Watch The Las Vegas Grand Prix? Should It Run At Night?

Yes, that's right -- it's a two-fer today. Because the timing of the Las Vegas Grand Prix is bugging me.

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QOTD: Which Free Agent Drivers Would You Like To See In NASCAR Truck?

Ram is doing a kind of cool thing with it's Free Agent program in NASCAR's Craftsman Truck Series.

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Ram Announces Free Agent Program For NASCAR Truck Series

Ram has an interesting plan for its return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026.

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What Happened To All My Car's Buttons?

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Is The Small Car Dead?

Hey hey, it's the weekend. Well, almost. But it is time for the TTAC podcast.

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Here's How To Watch The NASCAR Cup Champion Race At Phoenix

It's down to one race -- and four drivers.

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Here's Why Chinese Cars Are Ahead Of The Game

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Endurance Testing the 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport During the 2025 Alcan 5000 Rally

Imagine logging 20,000 remote miles in northern Canada and Alaska, crossing all of British Columbia and heading deep into the Northwest Territories, the Yukon Territory, and our country’s final frontier, Alaska, in late summer and the dead of winter. The roads are rough, the weather equally as so, especially as we travel above the Arctic Circle—again.

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Here's Why The Volkswagen ID.Buzz Has Flopped So Far

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How To Watch The NASCAR Cup YellaWood 500

Looking for this weekend's NASCAR action? Here's how to watch the YellaWood 500.

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Here's What It Takes To Win A Road Rally

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Pit Lane Drama at Darlington - The Bozi Breakdown

The first round of the 2025 NASCAR playoffs began at Darlington last week, and here's a breakdown of the craziness that happened on pit lane during that race.

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These Are The Longest-Lasting Car Models

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  • YaMoBeThere This is an egregiously bad AI generated article, the middle of the article is repeated twice... but yea go ahead and nitpick about my comment pointing that out
  • Slavuta Is this Ok if I use OEM all weather floor mats? Yes, the ones that came with 2011 Mazda3 were not good. But the ones in 2017 Mazda6 are excellent. BTW, in that picture, Grand Cherokee on Kumho tires. Is this also an advert or just coincidence?
  • Bar170111344 "GM was on track to spend $31.7 billion on compliance technology through 2031."I'll just mention, that expenditure would have gone into research and development, and that would have driven U.S. manufacturing innovation. On the industrial side, R&D is necessary for U.S. manufacturers to remain competitive in the world. It's absolutely no surprise China is running rings around us. The prospective $ savings GM is looking forward to hasn't impressed the stock market. Year-to-date return of -5.65%. -7.05% in the last month. PE 20:1, inflated by the falling share price. Not to be insulting by any stretch, but it has never been like Mary Barra to get out ahead of anything. She's not an innovator and not a risk taker. She's a good engineer.Honestly - in that industry, which I worked in for decades, being regulated is like having a security blanket. You can be mediocre, blame it on regulation, and still make a buck. And with the federal government now digging an even deeper moat around GM and Ford, it's clearly suppressing American innovation and excellence.
  • Jks168824641 Mercedes, 2023 GLC 300’s start/stop feature is so smooth and seamless that I hardly notice it. I really appreciate it in slow traffic or drive through lanes for fast food
  • SCE to AUX While the spirit of this basic car is what people say they want, they buy $70k trucks instead because that's the only thing on dealer lots. /s