The Fast Lane Car

"Right from the moment we start our computer, our mission is to deliver the most current automotive news, opinions, and reviews with complete honesty, transparency, and trustworthiness."

Consumer

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#400439

United States

#115764

Vehicles/Vehicles

#1375

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

The Rear Windshield-less Polestar 4 Officially Goes on Sale, With the First U.S. Cars on the Roads This Fall

4 days ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler
If You Want a Luxury SUV That'll Drift, the 193-MPH 2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed May Be Your Answer

5 days ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler
Ask Nathan: Mini's 'Identity Crisis', Slate Postal Proposal and An Inexpensive Sedan?

1 week ago | tflcar.com | Nathan Adlen

Is Mini going through an identity crisis Slate should build a postal truck New career means a new (very inexpensive) professional sedanThis week’s first question comes from a Mini Cooper fan who is worried that the automaker might be on the way out. Hi there TFL fam! I was wondering because many of you have owned and love Minis in the past if you thought that the car maker is in trouble? I hear that the sales future looks bad and with tariffs they may stop selling in the USA.
It's All Over: Nissan Reportedly Drops Base 5-Speed Manual Versa Model from the Lineup

1 week ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler

Rumors have been swirling for a little while that Nissan will wholesale kill the affordable Versa off in time, leaving the Sentra as the brand’s sole remaining sedan. Even though it’s certainly not the most exciting option out there, the Versa is also one of the few remaining options with a manual transmission, even if it is only a 5-speed ‘box. Or it was, because a recent Automotive News report notes that Nissan has stopped building the 5-speed version of its cheapest car in the U.S. market.
Toyota Reportedly Moving Some GR Corolla Production So U.S. Customers Can More Easily Get Their Hot Hatch

1 week ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler

Toyota Reportedly Moving Some GR Corolla Production So U.S. Customers Can More Easily Get Their Hot Hatch - TFLcar
Subaru Is One of the First to Go on Record Raising Its Prices, But It Probably Won't Be the Last

1 week ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler

Over the past few months, we’ve been dancing around the “will they, won’t they” that comes with automakers possibly hiking prices in the wake of automotive tariffs. Even now, companies like Subaru won’t necessarily outright say new import duties are to blame. However — and if you shop at big box retailers, you’re already seeing price increases in action — the “market conditions” that come about as the industry grapples with this new reality are hitting home as we roll into summer.
Ask Nathan: The Mazda CX-70 vs Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport and My 1997 Ford Expedition?

2 weeks ago | tflcar.com | Nathan Adlen

Comparing the 2025 Mazda CX-70 vs Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport What happened to my 1997 Ford Expedition? This week’s first question comes from a fan who is cross shopping the Mazda CX-70 vs Volkswagen Atlas Cross. I was about to buy a 2025 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Sel R-Line Black for about $50,000. This was going to be a step up from my 2017 Tiguan which served me well. I needed something bigger, but without the need or want for a third row seat.
BMW Debuts Stunning Speedtop Shooting Brake

2 weeks ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler
How Technology Is Being Used for Legal Cases After Auto Accidents

2 weeks ago | tflcar.com | Grant Davis

SPONSORED CONTENTIn recent years, technology has transformed various sectors, and the legal field is no exception. After auto accidents, tools such as accident reconstruction software, drone imagery, and even artificial intelligence play crucial roles in evaluating cases. These technological advancements provide legal teams with precise data and visual evidence that can significantly influence the outcome of a case.
U.S. Senate Axes California's Ability to Set Strict Emissions Standards, Including 2035 Gas & Diesel Sales Ban

2 weeks ago | tflcar.com | Zach Butler

On a 51-to-44 vote, the U.S. Senate voted this week to overrule California’s ability to set its own stringent vehicle emissions standards — something it’s done since the 1960s. The move comes as a rare rebuke of the Senate parliamentarian, a nonpartisan interpreter of the congressional body’s rules.