Jared Rosenholtz

4 days ago | carbuzz.com | Jared Rosenholtz

There are two methods to approach a vehicle like the 2025 Mercedes-AMG G63: you can use a rational mind to evaluate it, or do so with an emotional heart. The rational mind says this car is hideously expensive, built with off-road capability no one will ever use, and stuffed with luxury amenities despite being originally designed for military use.

5 days ago | carbuzz.com | Jared Rosenholtz

Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, who also goes by MAGA Mike Johnson, recently told Bloomberg he would seek to eliminate the federal tax credit for electric vehicles. "I think there is a better chance we kill it than save it. But we'll see how it comes out," Johnson said. Your Model Y might get more expensive next year. The federal tax credit is currently available for EVs and plug-in hybrids built in North America that also fall within parameters for parts/battery content and price.

5 days ago | carbuzz.com | Jared Rosenholtz

As an automotive journalist who strives for objectivity, but still has inherent biases as a lifelong car enthusiast, I've been pretty even-keeled about BMW's recent direction as a company. The M3 and M4 grilles don't really bother me; I think the XM is interesting - even if it's a bit odd looking; and the new 7 Series is a world-class luxury sedan despite not being the prettiest thing. It clearly takes quite a bit to get me riled up, but the 2025 BMW X3 is the car that broke my composure.

6 days ago | carbuzz.com | Jared Rosenholtz

It's another fine day to be fabulously wealthy (as if there are any days when it's not), as another automaker reveals a limited-edition sports car for the discerning car enthusiast looking to add a 41st car to their collection. Forget the new Ferrari 296, say ciao to the Rina from Automobili Mignatta, a stunning homage to Italian speedsters from the 1960s. Never heard of Automobili Mignatta? That's not surprising given that the Rina is the company's first-ever vehicle.

1 week ago | carbuzz.com | Jared Rosenholtz

If you can afford a 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera but want it to look more like the hardcore GT3 RS (without the near-obsessive racing focus or huge dealership markups), German tuner TechArt has a solution. TechArt is known for taking Porsche vehicles and making them more extreme, and now the company has turned its sights on the newly released 992.2 911. You can now make the exterior and interior of your Carrera look a bit more like a GT car.