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Motor1.com is an automotive website located in the United States, catering to both car lovers and potential buyers. The platform features a variety of content, including the latest news in the automotive world, detailed car reviews, and engaging videos. It operates under the Motorsport Network and is accessible in the United States, Canada, and Italy.

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The Aston Martin Vantage Roadster Drives Like the Coupe, Mostly: Review

3 days ago | motor1.com | Chris Rosales

We're big fans of the new Aston Martin Vantage. It made it to the very last rounds of our inaugural Cool Car Cup last year, only to be beaten out by the 1,001 horsepower V-12 hybrid lunatic that is the Lamborghini Revuelto. I voted for the Vantage; it's a driver's supercar that threatens to drift on command but also precisely carves up a canyon road. It's brutish, beautiful, and well-calibrated.
Here's How to Build a 1200-HP BMW Drift Engine

3 days ago | motor1.com | Kyle Kinard

Photo by: motoiq Coming of age in the early 2000s, I'll never forget stepping out of the theater after The Fast and the Furious let out. Even the minivans were banging against redline. Nor will I forget the many issues of Super Street magazine that packed my bookshelf. So often, Super Street's pages filled with the 2JZ builds of this man: Steph Papadakis, the patron saint of high-horse inline-sixes.
Be a Hero, Buy This Off-Road Mini

4 days ago | motor1.com | Jeff Perez

It’s pretty obvious that Mini Coopers are not made for off-roading. The pint-sized five-door is designed for puttering around town or zipping through the cones of your local autocross course, and not much else. Anything larger than a pebble would disrupt the suspension. But don’t tell that to the person who built this. Someone turned their 2003 Mini Cooper S into a legit off-roader—and it rules.
The 2026 Porsche 911 Carrera T is God’s Sports Car

4 days ago | motor1.com | Chris Rosales

It’s really hard to argue with a Porsche 911. Even though the new, manual only, base-engined Carrera T now costs what a 911 GT3 used to cost, the increase in price comes with old 911 GT3 performance. Then Porsche has this special talent—charging more for less equipment. Because the Carrera T gets less engine, an old-fashioned manual, and some lightweight parts, it can cost as much as a 911 with 100 more horsepower. But that would be missing the point of the Carrera T.
From Seat To Mercedes, See The Evolution Of The Popemobile

5 days ago | motor1.com | Emmanuel Touzot |Christopher Smith

All heads of state have special cars. Donald Trump gets around with a huge Cadillac called The Beast, while his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin rolls in a massive Aurus Arsenal. However, people often forget that the Pope is also a head of state. Specifically, he's the head of the Catholic Church and sovereign of the Vatican City-State, and when he travels he needs a special vehicle like any other leader.
Even Hot Wheels Could Get a Price Hike From Trump's Tariffs

5 days ago | motor1.com | Brian Silvestro

Photo by: Motor1.com Hot Wheels toys could become far more expensive if President Trump has his way. On Thursday, the President threatened to enact a 100-percent tariff on Mattel, Hot Wheels' parent company, after its CEO promised to diversify its production to other countries (but not the United States).
The World's Coolest Design House Is For Sale: Report

5 days ago | motor1.com | Christopher Smith

In 2010, Volkswagen Group acquired a 90.1 percent stake in Italian auto design firm Italidesign. The purchase was technically done through Lamborghini, also a VW Group company, and is now under the purview of Audi. But that could soon change. The Germans are allegedly looking to sell Italidesign. Union representatives for Italidesign were told the company was already being reviewed as part of due diligence in preparation for a sale, according to Automotive News Europe.
There Are 57 Three-Row SUVs on Sale in the US Right Now

5 days ago | motor1.com | Jeff Perez

Earlier today, we published a list of every three-row SUV you can buy in the US today. If you haven't already, give it a read (at the link below). During our research, we discovered that there are currently 57 three-row SUVs on sale or soon to be on sale in the US for 2025—and don't forget, five minivans. Almost every mainstream brand in the US is represented on the list, with three lone holdouts: Alfa Romeo, Porsche, and Maserati (if you even consider Maserati "mainstream").
A UK Company Is Bringing V-6-Powered Miatas to America

5 days ago | motor1.com | Chris Perkins

One of the many great things about the Mazda Miata is that it's a great platform to build upon. A decently roomy engine bay in NAs and NBs accommodates a ton of engine swaps. Ford and Chevy V-8s are common, K-series Honda engines are getting more popular too. One company in the UK, Rocketeer, is swapping in Jaguar V-6s. And now they're coming to America. As Carbuzz reports, Rocketeer just took on new funding, and it's using the money to bring its wares to the US.
How Oil Analysis Reveals Your Engine's Secrets

5 days ago | motor1.com | Chris Perkins

Oil analysis is forensic, like dusting your engine for prints. But instead of looking for clues on whodunnit, Blackstone monitors your engine’s health. Send off a quart or so of oil for analysis, and you’ll learn a ton. Which is great, because an internal-combustion engine is something of a black box. It’s a precision-manufactured device with a ubiquity that hides its inherent complexity.