CarBuzz

Established in 2010 and acquired by Valnet, Inc. in 2024, CarBuzz emerged from a group of car enthusiasts eager to share their love for automobiles. The outcome is the leading car news application, accessible on both Android and iOS platforms, which reached nearly 40 million readers by 2023. As the app expanded to include a website, its audience grew worldwide, covering regions like North America, the UK, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Along with this growth, a passionate team of editors formed, committed to finding and delivering top-notch car content from across the internet.

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#8056

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#1799

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The Reliable SUV With A Rolls-Royce Ride Can Be Yours For $15k

10 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Kyle Francis

When it comes to purchasing a true multipurpose vehicle, a luxury SUV fits the bill better than most species of road-going vehicle. Not only are they practical due to their size, but their cabins are big enough to comfortably fit five, and their trunks are large enough to squeeze all the accompanying cargo. They also offer plush surroundings and comfort that allows you a snapshot of how it must feel to be a part of royalty.
The Ford V6 Engine That Was Only Built For A Single Car

11 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

It's not unusual to hear of engines that were only produced for a single model, but that conversation is usually oriented around rare supercars like the Mercedes-AMG One. It's far less common to hear about brands like Chevy, Toyota, or Subaru building engines that are only intended for a single model. So the Ford Taurus SHO V6 engine is unique not just for its relative scarcity, but for the fact that it's so rare to begin with.
Acura MDX Generations Ranked By Reliability

12 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Adrian Ma

Made by Honda’s luxury marque, Acura, the MDX has served as the Japanese brand’s midsize luxury SUV to compete against the likes of the Lexus RX, offering a premium family mover with the build quality and engineering drawn from its Japanese roots. The MDX continues to be made and sold within its native North American market, but with many secondhand examples now available, buyers may be keen to acquire one of these older and cheaper MDXs to serve as their next mover of choice.
It's Not Just You, Gasoline Smells Different These Days

12 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

Scent is the sense most closely tied to memory. Supposedly this has something to do with how information travels from our nose to our brain, heading straight to the hippocampus, which manages our memory, and the amygdala, which processes emotion. We're not neuroscientists, so we'll just say "yeah, that sounds about right". It does seem to explain why car people have a fondness for the smell of gasoline.
Volkswagen's Famous Design House's Biggest Hits And Misses

16 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Lou Cataldo

The name Italdesign will be familiar to many car enthusiasts. Most major automakers around the world have at least one model in their history that was designed by the legendary Italian firm; some of the most iconic cars in history, which have broken out of the world of car enthusiasts and into mainstream pop culture, were the product of Giorgetto Giugiaro and his team. Just think about the first generation of the Volkswagen Golf, and immortal sports cars like the DMC DeLorean and BMW M1.
This Concept Could Have Been The Coolest Toyota Ever Made

18 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Lou Cataldo

Toyota has a long history of interesting concept cars; today we’re focusing on one of their creations from 2016, a “shooting brake” version of the 86, now known as the GR86 in its second generation. The result of an international collaboration between Toyota’s teams in Australia and Japan, the 86 Shooting Brake is a truly one-of-a-kind car, which merges the front part of the sleek sports-car profile we all know and love with a spacious wagon silhouette.
This Classic Cadillac Promises Prestige For A Steal

20 hours ago | carbuzz.com | Kyle Francis

You normally need to spend a bit of cash in order to have luxury items in your life, which is difficult to justify these days, given the financial challenges hitting most countries around the world. The cost of living in the US, in particular, has risen drastically over the past few decades, with the 1990 figure of $28,381 having swelled to north of $77,000 by 2022, according to Statista.
Why Do We Still Have To Tell You People Not To Leave Kids In Cars?

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

The month of May kicks off with National Heatstroke Prevention Day. You don't get to stay home from work on May first, but it's still a pretty important day of the year. May is when most states first start to feel that summer heat creeping in, and the risk of overexposure to the sun increases.
Cars Are Now Safer For Motorcyclists, But When Do We See The Results?

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Gilbert Smith

The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety has been going pretty hard on the whole front-collision avoidance thing for a few years now. At this point, it's kind of trivial to pass your crash tests with flying colors. Almost every mass-produced vehicle on the American highway can survive a typical collision with a like-sized car, truck, or SUV. So, safety technology has become more and more important as a means for cars to stand out from the crowd.
The Cheapest Way To Get 500 HP

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Kyle Francis

Despite the push for vehicles to be more efficient and dependable than ever before, gearheads' lust for power remains as bright as in any period in history. There's nothing like launching from the lights as quickly as possible, or heading to the track to try and reach as high a top speed as possible. Luckily, most car manufacturers still understand this desire, and continue to pump out a wide variety of high-powered offerings.