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After its discontinuation in late 2023, the Chevrolet Bolt is making a highly anticipated comeback — and the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt promises to be smarter, sleeker, and even more competitive in the growing EV market.
Originally introduced in 2017, the Chevy Bolt was a game-changer: the first affordable, long-range electric vehicle available to the masses. With a solid EPA-rated range and a price tag well below other EVs in its class, the Bolt earned a loyal fanbase and helped shape the EV movement in North America.
Now, General Motors has confirmed that the Chevy Bolt is returning for the 2027 model year, and it’s not just a reboot. It’s a bold evolution of one of the most popular electric hatchbacks ever produced.
While full specs haven’t been released yet, GM has teased several important updates for the next-generation Bolt:
Redesigned Exterior
NACS Charging Port
Although not yet confirmed, industry insiders speculate that the new Bolt could be built on GM’s Ultium platform, which would deliver better battery performance, faster charging, and greater efficiency.
Affordability has always been the Bolt’s strongest selling point. While pricing hasn’t been announced, GM is likely to position the 2027 Bolt as an affordable electric vehicle under $35,000 — making it a top contender for EV shoppers who want range without breaking the bank.
Given that the EV tax credit (up to $7,500) may still apply to domestic EVs in 2027, the new Bolt could end up being one of the most budget-friendly EVs on the market.
Based on the success of the previous Bolt and current EV trends, here’s what we’re hoping the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt delivers:
GM has stated that full details will be revealed “in the coming months,” but the 2027 Chevrolet Bolt is expected to hit dealerships sometime in late 2026 or early 2027.
The electric SUV market just got a serious shakeup with the arrival of the 2026 Subaru Trailseeker. Designed for rugged adventures and daily commutes alike, the Trailseeker blends Subaru’s legendary all-wheel-drive performance with a fully electric powertrain. If you’re looking for a capable, off-road-ready electric SUV, the Trailseeker should be at the top of your list.
At the heart of the Subaru Trailseeker EV is a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system delivering an estimated 375 horsepower and rapid acceleration — 0 to 60 mph in just 4.4 seconds. This makes the Trailseeker not only Subaru’s most powerful electric SUV to date but also one of the quickest in its segment.
Powered by a 74.7 kWh liquid-cooled battery, the 2026 Trailseeker offers an estimated range of 260+ miles on a full charge. Subaru has also equipped the Trailseeker with DC fast charging capability (up to 150 kW) and NACS (Tesla Supercharger) port compatibility, making road trips across North America easier than ever.
Key EV Features:
True to its name, the 2026 Subaru Trailseeker is made for adventure. It offers 8.3 inches of ground clearance, X-Mode terrain management, Grip Control, and Downhill Assist Control — giving it the edge over most electric SUVs in tough off-road conditions. Whether you’re hitting mountain trails or icy backroads, the Trailseeker is built to handle it.
With a maximum tow rating of 3,500 pounds, it’s also practical for hauling bikes, kayaks, or a lightweight camper trailer — something many EVs still struggle with.
Compared to the Subaru Solterra, the Trailseeker is longer, taller, and roomier. The increased dimensions translate to more cargo space and improved passenger comfort. It also features a rugged new exterior with protective body cladding, raised roof rails, and an illuminated Subaru badge for a bold look that fits both urban streets and remote campsites.
Inside, you’ll find Subaru’s largest-ever touchscreen — a 14-inch high-resolution display — along with a spacious, flat-floor layout and premium technology throughout the cabin.
Interior Features Include:
Subaru’s loyal fan base has long waited for a rugged, capable EV, and the Trailseeker addresses those key pain points in the electric SUV market with real-world range, fast charging, and authentic off-road capability. Unlike many EVs that lean toward urban luxury, the Trailseeker is purpose-built for drivers who crave adventure, space, and performance in any terrain.
The highly anticipated 2026 Ford Explorer Tremor will redefine what it means to drive a family SUV built for the wild. As outdoor adventures become more popular post-pandemic, Ford has responded with an Explorer designed specifically for those who want to go off the grid — without sacrificing comfort, safety, or style.
Whether you’re planning a weekend of trail riding or just want to take the scenic route with confidence, the Explorer Tremor delivers the off-road capabilities today’s adventure seekers demand. Let’s dive into the features that make this all-new trim a standout.
The 2026 Ford Explorer Tremor makes an immediate impression with its aggressive, functional styling. Outfitted with 18-inch wheels wrapped in all-terrain tires, electric spice-accented tow hooks, and auxiliary off-road lighting, this SUV is built to stand out — and to stand up to the rigors of off-road travel.
Improved approach and departure angles make it easier to clear obstacles, while underbody protection helps safeguard critical components during rougher rides. Whether you’re navigating rocky passes or muddy paths, the Explorer Tremor is ready for it all.
Under the hood, drivers can choose from two potent engine options:
Every Tremor model comes standard with intelligent 4-wheel drive (AWD) and a Torsen limited-slip differential, maximizing traction on uneven or slippery terrain. These features make the Explorer Tremor one of the most capable midsize SUVs in its class for off-road adventures and towing performance.
To ensure superior off-road comfort and control, the Explorer Tremor features a specially tuned suspension with custom springs and sway bars. The setup lifts the ride height by a full inch for better clearance and stability when leaving the pavement.
With front and rear skid plates included, Ford didn’t cut corners when it came to protecting the Tremor from rocks, ruts, and whatever else the trail throws at it.
The cabin of the 2026 Explorer Tremor is packed with advanced technology and comfort features. Standard and available features include:
This means you get all the conveniences of a premium SUV, even when you’re miles from civilization.
The 2026 Ford Explorer Tremor is a bold new addition to an already impressive lineup that includes the Platinum, ST, ST-Line, and Active trims. It’s the perfect SUV for drivers who demand both versatility and adventure-ready engineering.
With its combination of rugged design, impressive off-road capability, and next-gen technology, the Explorer Tremor is built for those who refuse to compromise, whether they’re hauling dirt bikes, camping in the backcountry, or simply taking the road less traveled.
The 2026 Toyota Corolla is proof that compact cars can still pack a punch when it comes to tech, safety, and performance. With new standard features, fresh digital displays, and Toyota’s trusted reliability, the new Corolla is set to keep its legacy strong in the competitive compact car market.
Whether you’re shopping for your first vehicle or looking to upgrade your daily commuter, the 2026 Corolla offers an ideal blend of efficiency, comfort, and intuitive features that define the next generation of Toyota vehicles.
Under the hood of the 2026 Toyota Corolla, you’ll find a spirited 2.0L Dynamic Force 4-cylinder engine that delivers 169 horsepower and 151 lb.-ft. of torque. It’s paired with a Dynamic Shift CVT, which uses a launch gear to create a more engaging driving experience and smoother acceleration.
Thanks to this powertrain and efficient tuning, the Corolla achieves an impressive manufacturer-estimated 35 MPG combined (32 city / 41 highway), making it a smart choice for drivers seeking both performance and fuel savings.
Available drive modes — NORMAL, ECO, and SPORT — allow you to tailor your drive style depending on the road, mood, or mission.
The 2026 Corolla gets a serious tech upgrade across all grades. Every model now includes:
Inside, the driver display has also been upgraded. A 7-inch digital gauge cluster is standard on LE and SE grades, while the top-tier XSE comes equipped with a 12.3-inch digital cluster, giving drivers a premium feel and enhanced visibility.
On the multimedia side, all grades come standard with an 8-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. The XSE gets an upgraded 10.5-inch screen and offers a JBL® 9-speaker premium sound system for audiophiles who want more punch.
While the 2026 Corolla continues the compact legacy, it doesn’t skimp on bold looks. From the sleek sport mesh black grille on SE and XSE models to the refined horizontal grille on the LE, each grade has its own distinct design.
Wheel sizes also differentiate trims — with 16-inch steel wheels on the LE and 18-inch graphite-colored alloys on SE and XSE. Add in striking paint options like Ruby Flare Pearl, Wind Chill Pearl, and Midnight Black Metallic, and your Corolla can reflect your unique style.
Inside the cabin, comfort is the name of the game. Expect:
Whether you’re commuting, road-tripping, or simply running errands, the Corolla’s premium interior feel makes every trip more enjoyable.
In true Toyota vehicle fashion, the 2026 Corolla offers more than just physical upgrades — it’s also digitally savvy. Through the Toyota Audio Multimedia system, drivers can connect two Bluetooth® devices at once, stream music via Apple Music® or Amazon Music, and enjoy 4G Wi-Fi connectivity for up to five devices.
With Drive Connect, Remote Connect, Service Connect, and Safety Connect, your Corolla stays up to date and integrated with your digital lifestyle. Voice commands like “Hey Toyota” make navigation and climate control hands-free and intuitive.
Plus, over-the-air (OTA) updates ensure your Corolla’s tech always stays current without needing a visit to the dealership.
The 2026 Toyota Corolla proves once again why it’s one of the best-selling cars in the world. With class-leading safety, remarkable fuel economy, and upgraded digital features, the new Corolla offers outstanding value in a sleek, compact package.
Starting at just $22,725 MSRP, the 2026 Corolla will arrive in Toyota dealerships this fall. If you’re looking for a dependable, tech-forward, and stylish compact car, the 2026 Corolla belongs at the top of your list.
For car enthusiasts and collectors, classic vehicles aren’t just modes of transportation, they’re rolling works of art, storied race machines, and investment-grade assets. Some fetch astronomical prices at auction, often rivaling fine art and historic artifacts.
Here are the top 10 most expensive cars ever sold at auction, ranked by their sale price in US dollars, including buyer’s premium.
Sold for: $143 million
Auction: RM Sotheby’s (Private auction, Stuttgart, May 2022)
This one-of-two coupe version of Mercedes’ legendary 300 SLR race car is not only the most expensive car ever sold—it’s the most valuable vehicle of any kind ever auctioned. Built for Le Mans, but never raced, the Uhlenhaut Coupé is an engineering marvel and design icon. Its sale shattered previous records.
Sold for: $53.9 million
Auction: RM Sotheby’s, Stuttgart (February 2025)
Driven by F1 legends like Juan Manuel Fangio, the W196 is one of the most important race cars of all time. The Streamliner body variant gave it incredible aerodynamic performance. With Grand Prix victories and historical importance, this sale stunned the motorsport world.
Sold for: $51.705 million
Auction: RM Sotheby’s, New York (November 2023)
This is the only 250 GTO originally built with a 4.0-liter engine and factory designated as a 330 LM. Raced by Scuderia Ferrari and immaculately preserved, this rare variant became the most expensive Ferrari ever sold at a public auction.
Sold for: $48.405 million
Auction: RM Sotheby’s, Monterey (August 2018)
Perhaps the most famous Ferrari ever made, the 250 GTO is the holy grail of collectible cars. This particular GTO was a race winner, road-legal, and beautifully preserved—helping it set the record at the time.
Sold for: $38.115 million
Auction: Bonhams, Quail Lodge (August 2014)
Another stunning GTO, this one was owned and raced by French driver Jo Schlesser. Its originality and competition history added to its prestige, making it one of the first cars to push the $30M+ auction boundary.
Sold for: $36.3 million
Auction: RM Sotheby’s, Paris (February 2025)
A true legend—this 250 LM took overall victory at the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans, the last Ferrari to do so. Race history like this is priceless, and collectors were ready to bid accordingly.
Sold for: $35.7 million
Auction: Artcurial, Paris (February 2016)
With just four ever built and racing success in the Mille Miglia and Le Mans, this 335 S is a rare beast. The combination of rarity, performance, and beauty helped this one become the most expensive car ever sold in Europe.
Sold for: $30.255 million
Auction: Bonhams, 2023
A sibling to the iconic 330 P3/4, the 412 P was Ferrari’s answer to Ford’s GT40. Its curvaceous body, rarity (just a handful were made), and Le Mans pedigree made it a dream car for collectors.
Sold for: $29.6 million
Auction: Bonhams, Goodwood (July 2013)
Another variant of the F1-winning W196, this open-wheel version was also driven by Fangio. It became the most expensive F1 car ever sold when it crossed the block over a decade ago.
Sold for: $28.05 million
Auction: RM Sotheby’s, New York (December 2015)
Built for the legendary Mille Miglia and driven by Juan Manuel Fangio himself, the 290 MM was one of Ferrari’s most powerful sports racers of the 1950s. Only four were built, and its impeccable history, rarity, and condition made it one of the most prized Ferraris to ever hit the auction block.
The 2026 Honda Prelude is officially making a comeback, and it’s not just the nameplate that’s exciting fans. Honda has confirmed that this all-new hybrid sports coupe will inherit the suspension and chassis architecture of the Civic Type R, making it one of the most dynamic grand touring vehicles in its class. Designed for driving enthusiasts who also demand comfort and efficiency, the 2026 Prelude is shaping up to be a category-defining vehicle.
For the first time ever, Honda is bringing its dual-axis front suspension system, first seen on the 2017 Civic Type R, to a non-Type R vehicle. This advanced suspension setup dramatically reduces torque steer and improves handling precision — ideal for a front-wheel-drive sports coupe like the new Prelude.
Also shared with the Type R are its wide front and rear tracks, along with high-performance Brembo front brakes, giving the Prelude enhanced stability and stopping power. However, Honda has gone further, tuning these components specifically for the Prelude to ensure a smoother, more comfortable GT ride that doesn’t sacrifice sharp handling.
Under the hood, the 2026 Honda Prelude will be the first in its lineage to feature electrification, using the same two-motor hybrid-electric powertrain found in the award-winning 2025 Civic Hybrid — North American Car of the Year.
This hybrid system delivers instant torque, excellent fuel efficiency, and smooth power delivery. What makes the Prelude stand out further is the debut of the Honda S+ Shift system — a brand-new driving mode that builds on Honda’s Linear Shift Control. This feature sharpens throttle response and enhances engine braking for a more connected, spirited drive that drivers will love.
Unlike the raw, track-ready focus of the Civic Type R, the 2026 Prelude strikes a different balance. It’s engineered as a grand touring sports coupe — prioritizing long-distance comfort without dulling the driving excitement. The Type R-derived chassis provides dynamic cornering ability, while the hybrid powertrain and S+ Shift system add refinement and control for daily use.
Honda’s unique approach with the Prelude ensures it can cruise comfortably on the highway and come alive on twisty back roads — a true dual-purpose vehicle.
With its blend of Civic Type R performance tech, hybrid-electric efficiency, and GT-style comfort, the new Prelude is more than just a nostalgic nameplate revival. It’s a forward-looking coupe that embodies Honda’s engineering innovation and performance legacy.
As it heads to U.S. dealerships later this year, the 2026 Honda Prelude promises to set a new benchmark in the hybrid sports coupe segment. Stay tuned for pricing, full specs, and test drive impressions as more details become available.
The 2026 Toyota Sequoia raises the bar once again, offering a refined blend of power, advanced technology, and rugged capability. As Toyota’s flagship full-size SUV, the Sequoia continues to evolve with premium updates that cater to families, adventurers, and luxury seekers alike.
Whether you’re drawn to its impressive i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain or the elevated design of the Capstone interior, the new Sequoia is engineered for those who want utility and style without compromise.
Toyota has upgraded the Capstone grade interior with Shale Premium Textured leather-trimmed seating, enhancing the Sequoia’s most upscale trim with a new level of refinement. Leather-trimmed seats now come standard on Limited models, available in black with white stitching or grey with black stitching. Every 2026 Sequoia also features power-folding third-row seats, ensuring flexible cargo and passenger space at the touch of a button.
For those who like to make a bold statement, the TRD Pro now comes with an exclusive Wave Maker exterior paint option. This eye-catching shade is perfect for standing out—whether on city streets or rugged back roads.
Premium grades like 1794, Platinum, and Capstone now come standard with massaging front seats, offering customizable upper and lower body massage settings. Controlled through the available 14-inch multimedia touchscreen, these seats are ideal for long drives or a moment of relaxation while parked.
Every 2026 Sequoia comes standard with Toyota’s i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain, delivering an incredible 437 horsepower and 583 lb.-ft. of torque. This twin-turbo V6 hybrid isn’t just powerful—it’s smartly engineered for both performance and efficiency. With a towing capacity of up to 9,520 lbs, the Sequoia is ready for boats, trailers, and anything your adventure throws at you.
The 2026 Sequoia offers part-time 4WD on higher trims like the TRD Pro, Capstone, 1794, and Platinum, with selectable drive modes and a transfer case control for challenging terrain. TRD Off-Road packages and the TRD Pro trim come equipped with essential off-road features like:
These systems work together to make off-pavement adventures smoother, safer, and more controlled.
Standard across the lineup is Toyota’s latest Toyota Audio Multimedia system, with either an 8-inch or available 14-inch touchscreen. Powered by Toyota’s Connected Technologies team in Texas, this system supports:
Whether it’s navigating to your next destination or changing the temperature, the system makes it simple and intuitive.
Safety remains a cornerstone of the Toyota brand, and the 2026 Sequoia comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 (TSS 2.5). Key features include:
Plus, with standard features like Front and Rear Parking Assist with Automatic Braking and Rear Seat Reminder, the 2026 Sequoia keeps every occupant protected and in mind.
For Jeep enthusiasts around the world, few things are as iconic as the Jeep Wave. This subtle yet powerful gesture has become a symbol of camaraderie, respect, and shared adventure among Jeep owners. But how did this beloved tradition begin, and why is it so important to the Jeep community today? Let’s dive into the history of the Jeep Wave, explore its origins, and understand what it means to Jeep lovers everywhere.
The Jeep Wave is a simple gesture—typically a raised hand or two fingers lifted from the steering wheel—that Jeep owners use to greet each other on the road or trail. It’s more than just a wave; it’s a sign of mutual respect among those who understand the rugged lifestyle and adventurous spirit that comes with owning a Jeep.
Whether you’re driving a classic Willys MB, a rugged Wrangler, or a modern Jeep Gladiator, the Jeep Wave is your passport to a unique community that shares a love for exploration and off-road freedom.
The roots of the Jeep Wave tradition are often traced back to World War II. During the war, the original military Jeeps (Willys MB and Ford GPW) were a vital part of the Allied forces. Soldiers driving these Jeeps would often wave to each other as a show of solidarity and recognition—especially when crossing paths in unfamiliar territory.
When veterans returned home and purchased civilian versions of the Jeep, they brought this tradition with them. Over time, it evolved into a widespread gesture among civilian Jeep owners. What started as a wartime signal of unity became a peacetime salute among fellow adventurers.
In today’s fast-paced world, the Jeep Wave stands as a nostalgic nod to community and connection. It’s an unspoken language that binds Jeep drivers across generations, locations, and Jeep models. Some Jeep owners say the wave serves as a reminder that owning a Jeep is about more than transportation—it’s about embracing a lifestyle of freedom, adventure, and mutual respect.
Many also argue that the Jeep Wave helps maintain a sense of loyalty to the Jeep brand and its heritage. Whether you’re a seasoned off-roader or a city cruiser, acknowledging another Jeep driver with a wave keeps the legacy alive.
In recent years, Jeep has formalized the tradition by introducing the Jeep Wave Program, a premium owner loyalty program that offers exclusive perks, including:
While the Jeep Wave Program is a modern corporate initiative, it still honors the grassroots tradition of connection and care among Jeep drivers. It’s proof that the Jeep Wave culture has grown into more than just a gesture—it’s now a full-fledged movement.
Whether you’re cruising down a city street or tackling a remote trail, don’t forget to extend a hand to fellow Jeepers. The Jeep Wave is a small gesture that carries a big message: “We’re in this together.”
So next time you see another Jeep, give them a nod, a wave, or a peace sign. Because when you’re part of the Jeep family, you’re never really alone on the road.
Chevrolet has taken the wraps off its latest Corvette concept, and this one channels the sun-drenched, innovation-fueled energy of Southern California. Dubbed the California Corvette concept, this striking hypercar was designed by GM’s Advanced Design Studio in Pasadena, and it’s the second of three Corvette-inspired concepts set to debut in 2025.
The California Corvette concept is more than just a futuristic reimagining of America’s iconic sports car — it’s a statement piece. Developed in the heart of SoCal’s design community, the concept pays homage to Corvette’s performance heritage while embracing a bold, forward-looking design language.
According to Bryan Nesbitt, GM’s Vice President of Global Design, “The California Corvette concept is another example of forward-thinking design. We invited multiple GM studios to envision Corvette-inspired hypercars.” Following the UK studio’s March release, this California edition continues the creative exploration.
The Advanced Design California Corvette features wide, aggressive proportions paired with a tapered cockpit canopy — a nod to Corvette’s classic silhouette infused with modern edge. The most striking element? A single-piece, front-hinged canopy that can be removed entirely. This transforms the car from a road-ready hypercar into a lightweight, open-air track machine — a design approach GM calls “duality of purpose.”
“Southern California has been at the heart of automotive and design culture for a century,” said Brian Smith, GM’s Advanced Design Director. “We ensured this concept was developed through a SoCal lens, but with a global and futuristic outlook.”
Inside, the concept continues to push boundaries with a minimalist cockpit built entirely around the driver. Integrated structural elements replace traditional dashboard clutter, and an augmented-reality heads-up display (AR HUD) shows only the most critical driving data — perfect for high-speed performance with zero distraction.
This future-facing design language keeps the driver at the center of the experience while subtly reflecting SoCal’s casual yet performance-driven design philosophy.
While this concept is not intended for production, its technical ambitions suggest a direction GM may explore in the future. Key design and structural features include:
The California Corvette concept isn’t just a car — it’s a bold expression of what the Corvette could become in an electrified, design-forward future. It brings together the best of GM’s global design talent, Southern California’s creative energy, and Corvette’s legendary DNA.
As GM continues to reveal its 2025 concept series, this California edition stands out as a reminder that the future of performance cars is not just electric — it’s emotionally charged, artistically daring, and unmistakably Corvette.
Hyundai has officially raised the bar in the electric SUV segment with the debut of the 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 9. This all-new three-row electric SUV combines cutting-edge EV tech, spacious comfort, and high-performance versatility — all wrapped in a sleek, futuristic design. As Hyundai’s flagship electric SUV, the IONIQ 9 reinforces the brand’s commitment to a zero-emissions future and aims to be a top contender in the premium family EV market.
The IONIQ 9’s 110.3 kWh battery offers a segment-leading EPA-estimated range of up to 335 miles, ensuring drivers can go farther between charges. Available in three powertrain configurations, including RWD and AWD, this SUV is built on Hyundai’s E-GMP platform, optimized for performance and efficiency.
Hyundai’s 800V charging architecture supports ultra-fast charging, allowing the IONIQ 9 to go from 10% to 80% in just 24 minutes using a 350-kW charger. Other EV-friendly features include Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capabilities and 400V/800V multi-charging flexibility, adding unmatched convenience for road trips or emergency power supply.
Step inside the IONIQ 9, and you’re welcomed by an expansive, serene interior designed with both luxury and utility in mind. The flat floor enables multiple seating configurations, offering space for six or seven passengers depending on the trim. Highlights include:
Cargo flexibility is a major strength, with up to 46.7 cu. ft. of space when the third row is folded and 21.9 cu. ft. with all rows in use. A front trunk (frunk) adds up to 3.1 cu. ft. of additional space on RWD models — perfect for charging cables or small luggage.
Despite its size, the IONIQ 9 offers luxury-level ride quality and responsive handling. A newly optimized suspension setup, complete with MacPherson multi-link front and multi-link rear, ensures both stability and comfort. Self-leveling dampers and hydro-bushing technology help the SUV glide over various terrains.
Noise insulation is exceptional thanks to:
Whether you’re cruising at highway speeds or navigating city streets, the 14-speaker BOSE premium audio system and e-Active Sound Design ensure a premium in-cabin audio experience.
The 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 9 is loaded with intelligent technology and safety features, making it one of the most advanced electric SUVs available:
On the safety front, IONIQ 9 boasts Hyundai’s latest ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), including:
Its new center airbag — a Hyundai first — further enhances occupant protection.
IONIQ 9 isn’t just a vehicle — it’s a connected EV experience. Whether you’re using the built-in EV Route Planner, taking advantage of the Dynamic Voice Recognition AI, or charging devices via six high-output USB-C ports, the SUV is optimized for modern life. And when it’s time to personalize, Hyundai’s Digital Features & Services (DFS) allow buyers to purchase downloadable upgrades like ambient lighting and new screen themes.
