The latest car news and breaking stories from the automotive industry Hyundai Is Building A Body-On-Frame Lineup, And Here's What That Means For Toyota's Truck Dominance Porsche's GT3 Bergsport Revives A Racing Tradition That Predates The Nurburgring The Mazda CX-70 Was Supposed To Be Struggling. Now Buyers Are Choosing It Over Established Luxury SUVs. A 2JZ Lexus IS300 Now Costs Less Than A New Toyota Corolla, But The Window Is Closing Honda VP Lance Woelfer confirmed the manual Civic Si returns for 2028 — and the rivals who quietly dropped the stick shift are now looking exposed. BMW's newly filed axle-hop drift patent is clever engineering — but it reopens a real debate about what's left for the driver when the car handles the hardest part. A 1963 Corvette Grand Sport sold for $18.705 million at Monterey Car Week 2026 — a new Corvette record, and more than any Bugatti ever sold at auction. Here's what made it worth that much. NHTSA has opened a formal engineering analysis into nearly 1 million GM trucks and SUVs after hundreds of engine failures were reported following the original recall repair. Toyota filed a fresh Avalon trademark in Paraguay on August 21, 2026 — but it was one of four names filed the same day, pointing to IP protection, not a comeback. Porsche just brought the manual back to the 911 Carrera S, and McLaren's McL 6GT is the brand's first stick-shift production car since the F1. Here's every automaker still fighting for the three-pedal experience in 2026. Porsche Motorsport North America has unveiled the 911 Challenge, a $275,000 race car built on GT3 DNA and aimed at amateur racers entering one-make competition in 2027.

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