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1 week ago | americancarsandracing.com | Gary Gastelu

NASCAR may be returning to Rockingham Speedway, but there will be no repeat winners this year. At least not in trucks. Kasey Kahne and Kyle Larson won the only two Truck Series races held at the track in 2012 and 2013, but while Kahne is competing in the Xfinity Series race on Saturday, neither is entered in Friday night’s Truck Series race. That leaves Truck Series season points leader Corey Heim the favorite to win the Black’s Tire 200, according to BetMGM’s odds.

1 week ago | americancarsandracing.com | Gary Gastelu

Ram is ready to charge. The truck brand’s CEO, Tim Kuniskis, posted on LinkedIn this week that there’s a lot of news on the way. Kuniskis retired as Ram and Dodge CEO last year, but returned to take over Ram in December as part of a larger shakeup at Stellantis that followed the departure of CEO Carlos Tavares. “Four months ago, I returned to the Ram brand with a clear mission: to build exciting trucks,” Kuniskis wrote.

1 week ago | americancarsandracing.com | Gary Gastelu

Now this is what you call fast and Fury-ous!Hennessey has boosted the power of its Venom F5 supercar’s V8 engine to an astonishing 2031 hp, because the original 1,817 hp wasn’t enough for some customers. “During the past three years we’ve delivered nearly 30 F5’s to clients all around the world,” CEO John Hennessey said.

1 week ago | americancarsandracing.com | Gary Gastelu

The all-new 2026 Subaru Outback unveiled at the New York International Auto Show is the largest version of the iconic model ever made. The seventh generation Outback has strayed very far from its roots as a lifted station wagon and features a boxier design than the outgoing edition. Powertrain options carry over with 180 hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder and 260 hp turbochargted four-cylinder offerings across the lineup, both matched to continuously variable automatic transmissions.

1 week ago | americancarsandracing.com | Gary Gastelu

They stole the show. Subaru and the Hyundai Motor Group brands of Hyundai, Kia and Genesis were the only automakers to debut new models during media day at the 2025 New York International Auto Show, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. The major U.S. autos shows have become less important as venues for new vehicle reveals of late, as car companies have shifted toward digital media and standalone events.