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We have been tough on certain supercars in the past. New Hypercars often promise INSANE performance, let's see if the Raesr Tachyon can follow through. This EV has many things going for it, but we have some questions.

That’s right, we’re talking about Buick this week. Wait, really? What are they up to? And which surprising country are they THRIVING in? We’re gonna find out.

Acura Integra. The name means a lot, so it makes sense that people are so up in arms over the upcoming 2023 Integra. But what role will the car play in Acura's game plan? How has the company held on this long? We're gonna find out.

Late last year, Rivian became the second most popular car manufacturer in the world, despite selling less than 1000 total vehicles. How was this possible? How did a small EV outfit out-value legacy automakers like Ford and General Motors? We're going to take a look at Rivian's business, and stock, to find out.

North Korea is one of the most secretive countries on Earth. With an estimated population nearing 26 million, people have to get around somehow right? Does the Hermit Kingdom produce any cars of their own? We're gonna find out.

R32 GTR. RHD RX7. Nissan S15. Importing a JDM ride sounds like a dream come true, but it can turn into a real nightmare. Nobody wants to import their dream car just to find out it's a rusty mess with a blown engine. So how do you protect yourself? We'll tell ya how.

Sony wants to build some cars! Sony surprised CES 2022 by announcing their new Sony Mobility Inc. But how would this work? Who would build the Sony car? Luckily Sony has a strong partner, a company you've probably never heard of. But will it be successful like the Playstation? Or flop like the Vita?

Rivian was riding high last year with help from Amazon. News broke that the online retailer had invested over $1 billion into the fledgling EV truck maker. But Rivian's stratospheric IPO took a big hit this January when Amazon announced a new delivery van partnership with Stellantis. What does this deal mean for Rivian? Are there any upsides? We'll find out.

Hyundai is one of the fastest growing automakers in the world, but they have yet to capture the hearts of enthusiasts in the same way their competition has. But they're trying, real hard. Hyundai is finally making some sweet cars, but it took a long time to pull it off. We'll tell you why.

After Facebook announced it's name change to "Meta", metaverse news exploded in popularity. 2021 was also a banner year for NFTs, as their popularity exploded (in certain niche circles). It's not a surprise that this strange trend would sweep the automotive space, as automakers sensed a new avenue for marketing and relevance. But what even is the metaverse, what is Web 3.0? Do automakers really think this will elevate their sales, or is something else going on?

Dealers are charging too much for cars these days and I’ve had enough!!! Should car dealers be allowed to charge mark ups, and what can be done to find a reasonable middle ground?

Tesla is having a rough time. A blog showing their autopilot system nearly running over a cyclist is their latest problem. How will Tesla react to this video? And how does it illustrate the problems with their autopilot system overall?

With the announcement of the Chrysler Airflow EV, it opened up a lot of questions. The main one being: how is Chrysler still alive with only two models. With the iconic 300C phasing out of production, that leaves only the Pacifica to carry on the brand name. What motivated FCA and Stellantis to keep the brand around, and what does the future hold for the company?

Ferrari is one of the most iconic car companies in the world- or at least they were. How they make their money is unlike any other company in the world, and will change how you see the brand.

NASCAR is at a crossroads. Can the sport regain relevance and hold onto its roots?

Mazda recently announced plans to turn into a luxury brand. It sounds intriguing, they already consider themselves “premium”. But will the car buying public instantly believe that Mazda’s cars can compete with Germany’s most legendary brands?

The Haas F1 team experienced turmoil earlier this year when they severed ties with their title sponsor UralKali- but the Russian mining company isn't the only shady sponsor on the grid. Not even close.

Vietnamese automaker Vinfast is looking to plant roots in North Carolina. What could this mean for the auto industry?

How did someone hide millions of dollars worth of cars in a Van Nuys backyard?

What does Formula 1 stand to gain, and lose, by bringing a race to Vegas?