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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Toyota Grand Highlander Deals Give You Way More Space For A Lot Less Cash

1 day ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

If you're shopping for a Toyota and you're not sure if you want your Highlander to be Grand or not, you might want to take a look at the Japanese automaker's offers in the finance office. Because this month, Toyota is making the Grand Highlander look a lot more Grand. With pricing that makes it cheaper to lease than the standard Highlander model, while giving you more space and a newer vehicle.
Cadillac's Junior Sports Sedan Configurator Goes Live For 2026: Here's What You'll Pay

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

Cadillac's smallest and lowest-priced vehicle isn't getting much in the way of change for 2026. In fact, it hasn't seen much in the way of change since it first launched for 2020, and that's getting to be a long time now. But still, there are some differences for 2026, like the price. Cadillac has launched its configurator for 2026, so you can price and spec the Cadillac CT4 of your dreams.
Lotus Is Launching New Versions Of The Emira Faster Than It Can Sell Them

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

British lightweight sports car (and now electric SUV) builder Lotus is playing an Uno Reverse card on its mid-engine Emira for 2026. Right now, Lotus offers a four-cylinder car badged the SE and a V6 car that's just the standard model. Going forward, the four-cylinder will get a basic one, and the V6 will wear an SE badge. All as the company works to introduce an even more extreme V8-powered Emira to go after some very serious hardware.
ICE Mustang Claws One Back Over Its Electric Namesake

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

Ford's electric sales for the month of May were as mixed as could be. On one side, there was an absolute collapse of sales of its previously popular electric Transit van and a similarly bad, though not catastrophic, plunge in sales of the F-150 Lightning. On the other side was the Ford Mustang Mach-E, which saw sales up for the month and the year, but despite that, has fallen behind the disappointing sales of the gas-powered Mustang coupe.
The Volkswagen Golf Is No Longer The People's Car It Once Was

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

Volkswagen is about to see history repeat. Much like the decline of sales of the Beetle saw the Golf take up the people's car torch, the same thing is now happening to extinguish the Golf. While the Golf has been on sale since 1974, weathering all kinds of market changes, time has caught up with it. Production of the Golf has plummeted over the last decade, and the automaker expects it to get even worse over the coming years. That decline means job cuts are coming, says a new report.
Porsche Isn't Even Trying To Hide The Next Gas-Powered Cayenne

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

Porsche is in a bit of a spot right now. It bet big on electric vehicles, a move that made sense given the predilection of its buyers toward high-tech and high-performance. First, the Macan, then the 718 Boxster and Cayman, and then the Cayenne SUV would go electric and keep the German performance car company near the head of the curve.
The New Maverick Is Ford's Greatest Success Of 2025 So Far

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

That Ford is selling a truckload of pickups isn't really much of a surprise. But the massive gains of its smaller pickups, the Maverick and Ranger, show that the Blue Oval brand's commitment to offering more usable pickups (along with massive employee pricing discounts) is paying off.
Honda Passport TrailSport Is Utterly Dominating For The Brand Right Now

2 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

Somewhere high up in an office building in Torrance, or maybe in Toranomon Mintao City, Tokyo, some Honda executives are very unhappy about the brand's new TrailSport trim. Not that it isn't living up to expectations, but because Honda didn't go all-in on the rugged-look trim years before it did. Why? Because the Trailsport version of the Honda Passport SUV made up a whopping 76 percent of sales of the model last month.
Porsche's Road-Legal Le Mans Hypercar Is Probably Going To A Very Famous Porschephile

3 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

Late last week, Porsche delivered a dose of ASMR via a teaser video about a new car. The video showed artisans at Porsche Classic working on some very fancy trimmings and hand-fastening some fasteners on a new car called the Porsche 963 RSP. We know the reveal is coming later this month, and that it will almost certainly happen at this year's running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Kia Only Sold 37 EV9s For The Whole Month Of May

3 days ago | carbuzz.com | Evan Williams

May was a very good month for Kia. The Korean automaker moved five percent more units than it did last year. It was the eighth consecutive month of year-over-year growth for Kia, and saw record sales for three of the brand's most important models.