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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The Cadillac BLS Was The Badge Engineered Saab You Never Knew About

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Anthony Capretto

It's probably fair to say nobody ever dreamed of mashing up the edgy, bold Art & Science styling of Cadillac in the 2000s with the platform and powertrains of a Saab, particularly the second-generation Saab 9-3. But in a strange twist of events, like something out of an alternate reality, GM did just that in 2006, when it took one of its strongest and weakest brands and joined them in unholy matrimony.
One Of Cadillac's Biggest Failures Ultimately Saved The Brand

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Anthony Capretto

By the late 1990s, Cadillac was losing ground fast. The company had squandered any good will it once had by offering sub-par products over the previous two and a half decades that did little to live up to the Iconic Cadillac name, and its consumer base was increasingly skewing older, buying the vehicles out of a sense of nostalgia for the brand's heyday, and because the models focused on comfort above anything else.
Extended Warranty Coverage: Is It Worth The Cost?

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Niel Stender

It's hard enough to navigate the process of buying a car, from choosing the right model to negotiating pricing and going through all the paperwork. So, when the topic of extended warranty coverage arises, it can seem overwhelming. You may start wondering if an extended car warranty is worth it, how much it costs, what the pros and cons are, and whether you should sign on the dotted line - or not.
The World's First 700-HP SUV Is Now Worth $50K

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Kyle Francis

Trying to get north of 700 hp in your life is pretty tricky unless you've got an endless budget, though it is possible. American brands such as Ford and Dodge have made the feat possible thanks to cars like the Shelby Mustang GT500 and the Challenger Hellcat, the latter coming with a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine.
The Quickest New SUVs You Can Buy For $50k Or Less

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Anthony Capretto

Thanks to advancements in engine and drivetrain technology, modern-day SUVs are surprisingly quick. You can easily find high-riding four-door models with insane amounts of power that will rocket you to 60 mph in the blink of an eye, but many of them command a hefty sum that is simply out of reach for most buyers. Not everyone can afford a $90,000, 710-horsepower Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, but luckily, you now have plenty of cheaper options that will satisfy your need for speed.
BMW's Latest M4 Special Edition Wants To Wear A CS Badge, But It Doesn't Deserve It

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Justin Westbrook

There's a castle in Germany with a rather large 17-mile racecourse mapped out around it, and it's where automakers have been sending development vehicles to test for decades. It's become legendary for companies setting competing times in hot cars, plus some very famous races have taken place there, with automakers happy to claim victory over the challenging so-called "Green Hell" track. Now, BMW is celebrating the strip of road with a special BMW M4 coupe in Shanghai.
2025 Roush Nitemare Revealed Missing One Key Ingredient

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Sebastian Cenizo

America loves the Ford F-150 pickup, and so does its aftermarket community. But not everyone sees the truck the same way. Almost every build features a supercharger delivering ridiculous outputs, but Roush Performance has decided to keep things simple with the 2025 Nitemare.
All-New Nissan Frontier Pro Looks Epic, Packs Plug-in Hybrid Power, But Has One Big Problem

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Roger Biermann

Out of nowhere, Nissan has lifted the wraps on an all-new Frontier pickup truck at the Shanghai Auto Show (Auto Shanghai 2025). The fact that there's a new-gen Frontier - called the Frontier Pro - isn't all that major, but the big deal is that this is a plug-in hybrid truck, something we feel Nissan desperately needs to bring to the USA. But revealing the truck in China and choosing to launch it in the Chinese market first suggests it might not reach the US.
Ranking Every BMW M5 Generation From Worst To Best

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Sebastian Cenizo

The BMW M5 is often called the original "supercar in a suit," and every generation of the executive sports sedan has lived up to that mantra in one way or another. The M5 has become synonymous with the idea of providing performance that creates wonder in an understated package that non-enthusiasts would associate with nothing but luxury, and that sleeper status is a huge part of what makes the M5 so beloved.
Carolina Squat: A Deep Dive Into The Controversial Truck Modification Trend

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Roger Biermann

If you religiously follow the latest car news, you may have come across something called the Carolina Squat. It's a style of modified truck that made news across the United States over the last couple of years after several states banned vehicle owners from making the mod, which can be seen as a type of stance for trucks. It popped up in the news again recently after Arkansas became the latest state to ban the trend.