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Toyota Says New Celica Test Mules Are Already Driving Around

4 days ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Toyota’s rumored Celica revival appears to be gaining traction. Key Points Toyota is actively developing a new vehicle that could revive the Celica name, with running test mules and dealer previews already underway. The powertrain remains undecided, with Toyota considering both hybrid and traditional internal combustion options.
Subaru Teases WRX STI Looking Thing For October Debut

5 days ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

The teaser sure looks like a WRX STI with wide fenders, a vented hood, a large grille, and a prominent front splitter. Fujinuki also confirmed the new boxer engine would be compatible with E20 carbon-neutral fuel—squaring with Subaru’s ongoing work with Toyota and Mazda to maximize alternative fuel use and electrification while keeping their unique engine DNA alive. Subaru’s latest WRX launched in 2021, but the WRX STI was discontinued in 2022 due to tightening emissions regulations.
Dodge Keeps The Hellcat Alive With 2026 Durango

5 days ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Dodge announced that the Durango will return for another year, retaining its multiple V8 powertrain options. Key Points Dodge confirms the 5.7L HEMI and 6.2L supercharged Hellcat V8s will power the 2026 Durango R/T and SRT Hellcat, extending the current generation’s run. The Durango R/T starts at $51,990, while GT pricing begins at $40,490; SRT Hellcat pricing will be announced later this year.
BMW Knows People Want More Wagons

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) Could the unexpected success of the M5 Touring in the U.S. convince BMW to offer more wagons to shoppers?
2026 Jeep Cherokee is a Hybrid-Powered RAV4 Fighter Coming This Year

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Kyle Patrick

NEW! by Kyle Patrick (IC: employee) Jeep's RAV4 competitor will touch down later this year, with internal combustion, hybrid, and full-electric powertrains. Finally. Almost exactly a year ago Jeep confirmed it would be getting back into the compact SUV scene with a new offering. The brand wouldn't reveal the name, but we all suspected it, and now we have confirmation: the Cherokee is back, and it will be in dealers before the end of the year.
Jeep's 2026 Cherokee Brings Back The Boxy XJ Vibes

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

“The all-new Jeep Cherokee headlines our efforts to deliver more product, innovation, choice and standard content to customers than ever before,” said Bob Broderdorf, Jeep CEO.
Porsche's 963 Hyper Road Car Takes Shape

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) With just weeks to go before the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans, Porsche has released another teaser for its upcoming road-legal prototype, now officially named the 963 RSP. Key Points Porsche has officially named its new one-off, road-oriented Le Mans prototype the 963 RSP, a car heavily based on the 963 LMDh endurance racer and teased ahead of the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Why New Toyotas Are About To Get More Expensive

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

That's not to say Toyota doesn't have a significant manufacturing presence in the U.S.— the automaker employs nearly 50,000 people across 11 different plants. Like others, Templin is concerned that the increased costs will seep into every aspect of vehicle production, including material inputs for parts manufacturing. That means it's not just the price of a new vehicle that rises, but also replacement parts—meaning it's more expensive to keep a car on the road.
Lets Hope GM's New V8 Is Better Than The Last One

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Michael Accardi

NEW! by Michael Accardi (IC: ) General Motors is moving ahead with its next-generation V8 engines—let's hope things go better this time around, considering the fifth-gen engines have been plagued with issues. Key Points GM is investing $888 million into its Tonawanda, NY plant to build a new sixth-generation small-block V8 engine. Production of the updated V8 is set to begin in 2027, targeting full-size trucks and SUVs like the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Yukon.
The 2026 BMW M2 CS is a 523-HP Ducktailed Little Monster

1 week ago | autoguide.com | Kyle Patrick

NEW! by Kyle Patrick (IC: employee) The CS treatment adds 50 horsepower to and drops 100 pounds from M's smallest car. After a weekend tease, BMW M on Tuesday gave us the proper details on the 2026 BMW M2 CS. The latest member of the CS family sticks to the script, adding power and dropping weight for what should be an even sharper driving experience. The headline figure is 523 horsepower, 50 ponies up from the "regular" M2 and on par with the M4 Competition xDrive.