Each year, manufacturers from all over Europe gather at the 2026 Dusseldorf Caravan Salon to showcase what they have in mind for the following year in terms of upgrades and new models of RVs. With them come manufacturers from Turkey and China, and they always end up being the stars of the show despite being fewer in number. &... … [Read more...]
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1974 Chevy Camaro LT Purchased From an Estate Is Amazingly Clean, Original and Low Miles
Exceptionally low miles. Original parts. Survivor condition. Rare find. These are the words the seller of this 1974 Chevrolet Camaro LT is using to describe the car, trying to convince someone to take it home and give it the refresh it needs.... … [Read more...]
Here's How Toyota Helped Honda's CR-V Get Ahead of the RAV4
Toyota sold 34,232 RAV4s in August, down 19 percent from a year earlier, and the model's year-to-date sales sit 32 percent below the same point in 2025. That's an improvement from February's low of just 16,098 units, but it still leaves the RAV4 in roughly eighth place on the overall 2026 sales charts — a stunning fall for a nameplate that's led America's non-pickup segment for close to a decade. … [Read more...]
BMW Starter Motor Saga Expands in China, Over 150,000 Cars and SUVs Affected
No fewer than 151,076 vehicles are being recalled in China by the folks at BMW, covering everything from the compact 2 Series all the way to the 7 Series. The starter motors in these vehicles can become electrically problematic in particularly unwelcome ways. There is also a much smaller campaign over software that may fail to properly warn drivers about integrated brake assist issues. Filed … [Read more...]
Mitsubishi Is Turning The Pajero Into A Family Of SUVs, And One’s Coming For The RAV4
Mitsubishi confirms plans to turn Pajero into a full SUV model family. Teasers preview a compact RAV4 rival and a kei-class off-roader. The old Pajero Sport will remain on sale in select global markets. The Pajero is back as a flagship ladder-frame SUV with cross-country hardware underneath it, but Mitsubishi has no intention of letting the badge sit on one vehicle. The company confirmed again … [Read more...]
Snow Forecast for 200 Miles of Highway as Levels Drop to 1,800 Feet
The National Weather Service snow forecast for northern Alaska puts a band of new snow along the Brooks Range through Friday. Five separate forecast zones carry snow showers between Thursday night and Saturday morning. Only one of them accumulates anything, and that zone happens to contain the only road in the country that crosses the Brooks Range. Where The Snow Falls The band stretches across … [Read more...]
Royal Enfield Himalayan 440 Launched In India At ₹2.29 Lakh
Royal Enfield has launched the Himalayan 440 in India with the Scram 440's 443cc LS440 engine, a 21-inch front wheel, adventure-focused suspension and a new twin-pod instrument cluster with Tripper navigation. … [Read more...]
US Automakers Demanding A China Car Ban Include Two With Chinese Owners
US Congress wants existing barriers to Chinese auto brands toughened and made permanent. Tech firm-turned-automaker Xiaomi plans European sales to start in 2027. Canada already allows Chinese cars, can accept another 33,397 under latest quota period. Chinese automakers haven't cracked the US yet, and the companies already selling cars there would like to keep it that way. A group representing most … [Read more...]
Jackery's Solar Mars Bot Is an Autonomous Battery Bank With Wheels That Follows the Sun and You
Jackery, the world-renowned leader in portable battery systems and home backup, has been on a roll at the 2026 IFA Berlin, unveiling tech after tech designed to bring the brand into a whole new stage in their evolution. So far, we've gotten to know what Jackery's FortiShield is all about, how they've shaken hands with the American Red Cross Foundation to bring a new level of preparedness to … [Read more...]
Save the Meat! Jackery Unleashes the FridgeGuard Onto the World Market at the 2026 IFA Berlin
Jackery, the one and the same that has been specializing on off-grid and back-up power solutions, most of them able to handle mobile use, has unveiled their FridgeGuard, one of the few stationary pieces of backup power available from this team, and now making its progression toward international use and sales, but after they perfect it in the US. The FridgeGuard is a very simple device but one … [Read more...]
Jackery's Handshake With the American Red Resulted in New Explorer 2000 Plus V2 Red Cross Edition
Earlier this year, Jackery unveiled their handshake with the American Red Cross to release a set of off-grid power banks that go above and beyond the norms established by the industry. At the 2026 IFA (Innovation For All) in Berlin, Jackery has unveiled the Explorer 2000 Plus V2 Red Cross Edition. The Red Cross has always been on the front lines of help in times of trouble, aiding people all … [Read more...]
Jackery Takes the Worry out of Battery Banks by Integrating the 7-Layer FortiShield Ecosystem
Jackery, the world-renowned leader in portable and off-grid power, just unveiled what they've been working on behind closed curtains at the 2026 IFA (Innovation For All) Berlin, and one of the most important systems is the all-new FortiShield, a 7-layer protection and safety ecosystem designed to take worries off your mind. Since 2012, Jackery has been a name on the portable and home back-up … [Read more...]
Ford May Have Found a Smarter (and Easier) Way to Remove Bronco Doors
Open-Air Off-Road Adventure Ford Bronco fans and off-road junkies love to brag about the SUV's party trick: pop-off doors and a roof that lets you soak up the elements. It's a big reason the Bronco stands out in a sea of cookie-cutter SUVs (along with the Wrangler), especially if you're itching for that wind-in-your-face, open-air adventure. But even the most die-hard Bronco owner knows there's … [Read more...]
1968 Shelby Mustang GT350 Has It All: Restored, Rare Color, Matching Numbers
Introduced in early 1965, less than a year after the Mustang's debut, the Shelby GT350 was the first high-performance version of the iconic pony car. The GT350 was originally a track-oriented vehicle devoid of comfort features. The first Shelby GT350 hit s... … [Read more...]
Jeep and Ram Range-Extenders Delayed by Up to 9 Months
The Delay Two extended-range vehicles are on the way, but are taking their sweet time. Stellantis is delaying the launch of the Jeep and Ram range-extended models that were supposed to be launched in May 2027. Now, that schedule has been pushed back 6 months for one model, and up to 9 months for the other. According to the report, the delay is because Stellantis wanted to "ensure they go … [Read more...]
Volvo's U.S. Sales Are Down 12%, and Its Dealers Aren't Happy
A Bumpy Start After a strong start in 2021 and 2022, along with steady sales in 2024 and 2025, Volvo sales this year have been off to a bumpy start. First quarter sales in the U.S. fell off a cliff, as they were down by a staggering 32% compared to the same time last year. It picked up slightly in the second quarter, but by the halfway point of 2026, total sales were still down by 12%. Clearly, … [Read more...]
Spy Photos: 2028 Hyundai Kona Gets Boxy Makeover, Hybrid V2L Capability Possible
The redesigned Kona is becoming easier to read through its camouflage, and these latest spy photos reveal a small crossover undergoing hot-weather testing at high altitude. Pictured in Spain, the camouflaged vehicle pulls the Kona away from the softer proportions of the outgoing model. More upright than ever before, the front-biased sport utility vehicle is rocking a visibly higher hood that … [Read more...]
VW Group Reportedly Weighs Killing Seat by 2029
The Volkswagen Group is evaluating a proposal to systematically phase out the Seat brand by the end of the decade. Internal corporate documents prepared for the supervisory board indicate that financial and strategic res currently allocated to Seat will be redirected toward its high-performing performance spinoff, Cupra. While Volkswagen Group has officially declined to confirm the decision, a … [Read more...]
Everyone Thinks BMW’s Badge Is A Spinning Propeller. It Isn’t
BMW debunks the propeller myth for their badge. The logo combines Rapp's black ring with the Bavarian colors. Trademark laws forced BMW to flip the colors on the quadrants. If you ask the average automotive enthusiast to explain the meaning behind BMW's famous roundel, you'll likely hear the same old story about the spinning propeller blades. While that sounds fitting for a company that produced … [Read more...]
No Wheel, No Pedals, No Driver: Tesla's Cybercab Officially Rolls Out
Hello, Cybercab After what felt like an eternity of teasers and sightings, Tesla has pulled the covers off the production Cybercab. Remember that wild two-seater from the We, Robot event two years ago? It's now a reality in Austin, Texas, rolling out as the latest addition to Tesla's ever-expanding robotaxi fleet. Unlike the Model Y Robotaxis you might spot today, this thing was built from scratch … [Read more...]