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Toyota and Graeter’s Ice Cream just launched the most on-brand minivan flex imaginable: Salted Caramel Chip Wheels, a limited-edition ice cream sandwich created specifically to show off the FridgeBox in the Toyota Sienna Platinum. A 12-pack costs $86 before shipping, sells exclusively online at Graeters.com/Toyota, and ships nationwide while supplies last under a campaign Toyota…
The Mitsubishi Pajero is officially back. Revealed today after months of teasers, and right on the schedule we laid out in our earlier coverage, the fifth-generation off-roader returns with the hardware the badge earned twelve Dakar wins with: a ladder-frame chassis shared with the Triton pickup, a torquey turbo-diesel, Super Select four-wheel drive with a…
BMW M boss Frank van Meel just dropped a fact that should make every enthusiast smile from ear to ear: 50% of all BMW M2s sold in the United States leave the dealer with the six-speed manual instead of the ZF eight-speed automatic. HALF, that is amazing. In 2026. And that number didn’t just make…
Here are three automotive news stories you might’ve missed! No. 3: Lamborghini says China’s electric supercars are not a threat In an interview with AutoExpress, Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann told them that Chinese supercars are not a threat to them in the slightest, and his reasoning was blunt: “Because they are doing electric cars.” He…
This is the new Mitsubishi Pajero. The full reveal lands September 2, and the biggest news is under the body: the ladder frame is back. The last Pajero went unibody. This one shares a real frame with the Triton pickup, carries Super All Wheel Control, and is roughly Land Cruiser sized. If it ever reaches…
The Genesis GV90 is the brand’s first full-size luxury electric SUV, revealed in August 2026 with 657 horsepower, a 123.5 kWh battery, a claimed 311 miles of range, and an optional coach-door body style with no visible B-pillar. It is the largest vehicle Genesis has ever sold in the United States, it sits above the…
Hyundai has just revealed the fifth-generation Tucson in South Korea today, and nobody makes their own cars look old faster than the Koreans. This one is brutal about it. Park the outgoing Tucson next to this: same nameplate, one generation apart, and the old one looks like it is from a different decade. What changed…
