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"Zero" Demand For An Electric Ferrari

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Ferrari clients aren't enthusiastic about electric cars, and the brand is responding appropriately.
The 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X Is A True American Hypercar

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Chevrolet has taken the C8 Corvette platform to the extreme with the unveiling of the 2026 Corvette ZR1X, a hybrid, all-wheel-drive supercar that melds the twin-turbocharged LT7 V8 from the ZR1 with a version of the E-Ray’s electric drive unit. Key Points The 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X pairs a 1,064-hp twin-turbo V8 with a front electric motor for a combined 1,250 hp, making it the most powerful production Corvette ever built.
Audi Will Keep Making Engines After All

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Audi is no longer committed to a fixed end date for its internal combustion engine programs—a welcome revision to a plan that aimed for the automaker to release its final combustion vehicles this year and transition to an EV-only lineup starting in 2026.
The 2026 Audi Q3 Is Here

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) As Audi's most popular global SUV, the Q3 enters its third generation with fresh styling, a streamlined interior layout, and multiple powertrain options. Key Points Audi has revealed the third-generation Q3 with a sharper design, revamped digital interior, and a choice of gasoline, diesel, and plug-in hybrid powertrains offering up to 268 hp.
Ferrari Just Established A New 24 Hours of Le Mans Dynasty

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

Cadillac’s early qualifying form didn’t translate to race pace. The Hertz Team JOTA entries, which started from the front row, faded early and never factored into the podium battle. The No. 12 car Cadillac, finished fifth, while the No. 38 Cadillac came home eighth. Toyota slogged through a difficult race. The No. 7 GR010 Hybrid—sporting a retro GT-One livery—finished sixth, slowed by penalties and a minor off for Kamui Kobayashi.
The Ultimate C8 Corvette ZR1 Will Be Unveiled Next Week

2 weeks ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Chevrolet just confirmed the ultimate Corvette is coming next week, with a reveal set for June 17. Key Points Chevrolet will reveal a new high-performance Corvette on June 17, likely an all-wheel-drive hybrid version of the ZR1, previewed with a stylized “X” in the teaser. The model is expected to be called ZR1X, not the long-rumored “Zora,” despite GM holding trademarks for the historic name tied to Corvette’s legacy.
Rumors Say Chevy Is Planning A Nurburgring Record Run With Corvette

2 weeks ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

General Motors has never released official Nurburgring times for any generation Corvette, leaving the lap-time game to private efforts. According to the report, the Corvette team will be in Germany for several weeks; initially getting acclimated before attempting at least two record runs on the 12.9-mile track following this weekend's 24 hours of Le Mans and the Nurburgring 24h race a week later.
How Much Money Is Too Much Money For A Ford Mustang?

2 weeks ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Ford has officially priced the 2025 Mustang GTD, and it’s above the automaker’s early estimates. Key Points The 2025 Mustang GTD will start at $327,960, after fees, making it the most expensive production Mustang ever built. Powered by a supercharged 5.2L V8 with 815 hp, it features GT3-derived hardware including semi-active rear suspension, a carbon fiber driveshaft, and dual-clutch rear transaxle.
Spot The Changes: Tesla Updates Model S And Model X

2 weeks ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Tesla has quietly rolled out updates to the aging Model S and Model X. Key Points The refreshed Tesla Model S and Model X cost $5,000 more but lack major new features, with no inclusion of Cybertruck innovations like steer-by-wire or 800V architecture. While range has increased slightly for some trims, the Model S Plaid's top speed is reduced, and both models gained weight.
GM Announces Big Investment Into Combustion Cars

2 weeks ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) General Motors is recommitting to gasoline-powered vehicles after announcing a $4 billion investment for its U.S. manufacturing footprint. Key Points GM will invest $4 billion in U.S. factories to expand production of gas-powered SUVs and trucks, reversing plans to convert the Michigan Orion plant into an EV-only facility.