Johnathon Gustin

Midland

Morning News Producer at WWTV-TV (Cadillac, MI)

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Toyota Turns An Unloved Supra Into A JDM Masterpiece

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

When people mention the Toyota Supra, minds often jump straight to the legendary fourth-generation A80, the hero car of movies and tuner dreams. Its predecessor, the third-generation A70 Supra (MK3), is frequently overlooked, dismissed as merely a placeholder that came before the icon. Toyota Gazoo Racing clearly disagrees.
Tariffs Could Make You Money On Your Used Car

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

Hold onto your keys, the used car market just did something that rarely happens (outside of the pandemic). Prices actually went up year-over-year. Experts warn this could just be the beginning, thanks to new tariffs on imported autos kicking in this month that are expected to inflate both new and used vehicle prices further. So get ready to make some money on your old Corolla.
Tesla's Cybertruck Is Now Driving Autonomously, But There's A Catch

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

While Tesla prepares for public tests of its driverless technology later this year, newly built vehicles, including the Cybertruck, are already allegedly navigating its factory grounds without human intervention. The automaker claims it is using its "FSD Unsupervised" system to autonomously move cars from production lines to shipping lots at its facilities in Texas and California.
There's Only One Original Chrysler Left

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

The sole surviving prototype of the revolutionary 1924 Chrysler Six—the very car that launched an empire—is making its triumphant return to the public eye. In a fitting tribute, exactly one century after its sensational debut, this priceless piece of history is a star attraction at the 2025 New York International Auto Show (NYIAS). For enthusiasts and historians, this is not merely an old car display; it is a rare chance to witness the genesis of a brand that helped reshape American roads.
Ram 1500 Trucks Reach A Major Milestone In Detroit

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

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Ford Vehicles The USA Doesn't Get But Should

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

For shoppers looking to buy a new Ford in the United States, their choices are limited to either a few trucks, a smattering of SUVs, or its lone remaining car, the Mustang. Those hoping for a ride that meets a specific need, such as a Focus hatchback or the mid-sized Fusion sedan, are out of luck, as those models were discontinued years ago. Many point to changing tastes, claiming Americans will want as large a vehicle as they can afford. But that is not strictly the case.
Lawsuit Claims Tesla May Be Adding Thousands Of Undriven Miles To Your Odometer

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

Is your Tesla Cybertruck racking up miles faster than you drive? A California lawsuit alleges the electric vehicle manufacturer uses software algorithms, not actual distance, to calculate odometer readings. The plaintiff argues Tesla might be doing this deliberately to sidestep costly warranty repairs and push vehicles past their coverage limits sooner. Tesla Tesla, Inc.
Lexus Sets The Record Straight On Its 7 Series Rival After Confusing Signals

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

Did Lexus just accidentally kill off its legendary LS sedan? That is the question after a teaser of the next-gen ES confusingly labeled it a "global flagship model." For decades, that title belonged squarely to the full-size LS, the car that launched the Lexus brand itself. Seeing the mid-size ES being called Lexus' flagship raised some eyebrows and sparked rumors of the LS's demise.
The Rotary-Engined Pickup Truck You've Never Heard Of

3 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

In the wild and sometimes weird history of automobiles, few vehicles stand out quite like the Mazda Rotary Engine Pickup, or REPU. Produced for just four model years between 1974 and 1977, this compact truck holds a unique and unchallenged title: the only mass-produced pickup ever powered by a Wankel rotary engine.
This Could Be The Rarest Chevy Muscle Car Of The 1950s

4 weeks ago | carbuzz.com | Johnathon Gustin

The 1959 Chevrolet Impala cuts a dramatic figure across automotive history. It is a towering monument to the tailfin era, pure American automotive design at its most excessive. Those sweeping lines, the unforgettable "batwing" fenders – they captured the spirit of a nation high on post-war optimism and looking to the skies.