The War Zone

The War Zone serves as your go-to platform for the latest news and analysis on military affairs, defense issues, and global politics. Under the guidance of experienced journalist Tyler Rogoway, The War Zone focuses on the intersection of military technology, strategy, and international relations. As a comprehensive defense analysis website, TWZ explores all aspects of warfare—air, sea, land, space, and cyber—while providing essential geopolitical context to enhance understanding. This attracts a dedicated audience that includes technology fans, defense professionals, key decision-makers, and active military personnel.

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Toyota's Ultimate V8 Toyota Camry Sleeper Is Still One of the Best Factory Builds

3 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

Every once in a while, a midnight doom scroll will lead you away from a nightmare news landscape and into a rabbit hole of “Oh, yeah, I forgot they made that.” This time, a 900-horsepower drag-racing Toyota Camry popped up. It’s not a random garage project either, but a sleeper build developed in-house. The year was 2014, and the all-new 2015 Camry was on sale. As far as redesigns go, the sedan’s next-gen looks were bolder but, you know, for a Camry.
Legendary Bose Magic Carpet Suspension Is Finally Going Global

3 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

Over twenty years ago, a video of a Lexus LS400 seemingly defying the laws of physics shocked the world. Riding on a prototype electromechanical proactive suspension developed by the audio company Bose, the luxury sedan bunny-hopped over curbs, skipped individual wheels over potholes, cornered completely flat, and held its body perfectly level at speed over undulating pavement. It looked like magic, and to some degree it was.
The Italian Job: $218K Ferrari Roma Straight up Disappeared en Route to Dealership

3 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

A Ferrari Roma was purchased from a luxury dealership in Denver and shipped to a luxury dealership in Minneapolis. Except the Italian sports car never arrived, having allegedly been picked up by a phony company. Now, both seller and shipper are being taken to court. Swapping stock between stores is a humdrum, everyday occurrence. Even when the cargo includes high-value products, the process remains the same: getting from point A to point B.
What Could Go Wrong: Hertz Is Using AI to Inspect Airport Rental Returns

5 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

Next time you rent a car, AI might be the one doing the spection to determine whether you’re on the hook for a repair fee. That’s because Hertz is deploying more than 100 AI-powered vehicle scanning systems to its U.S. airport locations by the end of the year. Hertz has partnered with UVeye, a company specializing in automated vehicle inspection systems, to conduct scans of its rental car fleet. Globally, that fleet includes more than half a million vehicles.
The Only Thing Standing Between Mazda and a New Rotary Sports Car Is ‘Business’

5 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

Just as teen fashion from the ’90s has resurfaced at your nearest Target (Why???), everything old is apparently new again. Honda brought back the Integra, the Prelude is due next, and a Toyota exec has confirmed the return of the Celica. Is a rotary-equipped Mazda sports car next? The stunning Mazda Iconic SP concept was unveiled in 2023. Not only was the sports car gorgeous, but it contained a surprise: a two-rotor rotary hybrid powertrain.
It Takes 5 Months to Get a Driver’s License in Britain Because There Aren’t Enough Examiners

5 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

Learning to drive is a temperamental process that runs the emotional gamut, from excitement to anxiety to relief. Stress, of course, is a given. In the U.K., this pre-existing strife is exacerbated by the limited availability of driving examiners, and some test centers are experiencing wait times of more than six months for appointments. I’m not sure about you, but when I got my driving permit, the most challenging aspect of driving was, well, the learning part.
Tesla Delays More Affordable Model Y: Report

5 days ago | thedrive.com | Beverly Braga

If you’ve been car shopping for a dirt-cheap Tesla, don’t expect it to be a new entry-level Model Y. A new report says production of Tesla’s much-touted plan for “more affordable models” has been pushed back by several months. The Tesla Model Y, the best-selling car in the world in 2023 and 2024, was finally significantly refreshed for 2025. Dubbed “Juniper,” the update included exterior design tweaks, more tech, and improved performance.
Over-Styled Cars Are Quickly Forgotten, Says Design Guru Donckerwolke

6 days ago | thedrive.com | Nico DeMattia

We live in an interesting time for car design. Some brands are going for ultra-minimalism, like Tesla, while others are opting for more exaggerated vehicles. BMW comes to mind, for example. Both extremes stem from the desire to make brands stand out from the crowd, especially in a hotly contested global market. Upstart American and Chinese EV companies are desperately fighting to establish a name for themselves, and the fastest way to do that is through bold, over-the-top design.
One Rebuild and a New V6 Later, Toyota Tundra Owner Says His Truck Still Stalls

6 days ago | thedrive.com | Nico DeMattia

Toyota, once the shining example of automotive reliability, has damaged its reputation in recent years with costly mistakes. Chief among those mistakes is the leftover machining debris inside the 2022-2023 Tundra’s twin-turbo V6, an engine that enthusiasts were already skeptical of since it replaced a bulletproof 5.7-liter V8. Toyota recalled more than 100,000 of these engines last year and announced it would replace them all, which it’s still in the process of doing.
One Audi A6 Has Racked Up $57K in NYC Speeding Fines Since 2024

6 days ago | thedrive.com | Nico DeMattia

There’s a black 2023 Audi A6 that can’t seem to stop speeding through Brooklyn, as its driver accumulated 563 speed camera tickets in school zones alone last year, according to Transportation Alternatives, a public transit advocacy group. The site compiled a list of the top 10 school-zone speeders across New York City, and they’re all drivers of pretty ordinary cars; less than half of the order is made up of luxurious or relatively sporty rides.