Michael Gauthier

6 days ago | carscoops.com | Michael Gauthier

Mainstream coupes and convertibles have fallen by the wayside in the past two decades. While they were stylish and affordable, many weren’t particularly sporty or fast. We’re asking our readers which mainstream cars were their favorites and what ones they miss. The carpocalypse hasn’t just killed sedans, it’s put the death knell on coupes and convertibles too. While there’s a new Mustang and Charger, the landscape has changed and fun has been in short supply.

6 days ago | carscoops.com | Michael Gauthier

Mercedes has staged the U.S. debut of the 2026 CLA in New York and unveiled a new art car. The latter was created in collaboration with Ice Spice and is the first of five one-off models. The CLA will be launched in America as an EV, although a hybrid model will follow later. Subaru stormed the New York Auto Show with a marshmallow and the Wagon Queen Family Truckster, but they shockingly didn’t have the ugliest car in the Big Apple.

6 days ago | carscoops.com | Michael Gauthier

Gas prices are the lowest they’ve been in years as the national average is $3.167 per gallon. That’s nearly 50 cents cheaper than a year ago and is far less than 2022’s all-time record highs. Low prices could continue, although where you live has a big impact on what you pay. The summer driving season is right around the corner, but there could be some relief as gas prices are the lowest they’ve been in years.

6 days ago | carscoops.com | Michael Gauthier

The next Toyota RAV4 was initially planned for import from Canada and Japan. A steep 25 percent tariff has Toyota considering a shift to US-based production. If plans are approved, RAV4 production could begin in Kentucky as early as 2027. In a stunning upset, the Toyota RAV4 outsold the Ford F-150 last year to become the best-selling vehicle in America. Now, thanks to Trump’s tariffs, production could remain in the United States.

6 days ago | carscoops.com | Michael Gauthier

Archer and United have unveiled their plan for an air taxi network in New York City. It’s designed to transport people from a downtown skyport to airports in minutes. This could potentially save customers hours of time, especially during rush hour. Stellantis-backed Archer has teamed up with United Airlines to unveil its vision of an air taxi network for New York City.