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Aaron Gold

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Oct 1, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Aaron Gold

    Here’s Your First Look at the 2027 Honda Civic Type R: Nicer and Cooler (opens the original)

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    Honda has made minor updates that should make its legendary hot hatch even easier to live with. Honda has face-lifted the legendary Civic Type R for 2027—and does anyone really care much about a restyle on a car like this? No, of course not, and Honda knows it. However, the changes Honda made to the front fascia—and if you can spot them at first glance, you’re a way bigger CTR nerd than anyone here—are meant to enhance engine cooling and reduce lift. In fact, nearly every update made for 2027, a

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Aaron Gold

    GM Supersizes the 2027 Duramax, Snatching Ford’s Diesel Bragging Rights (opens the original)

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    A big new diesel engine is just one of several notable improvements coming to 2027 Chevrolet and GMC heavy-duty pickups. General Motors just dropped a bombshell that’s going to blow up the truck forums: 2027 heavy-duty trucks get an all-new Duramax diesel V-8 with the biggest displacement and highest horsepower and torque numbers in the HD-truck business. The all-new Duramax ups its displacement by nearly 26 percent to 8.3 liters. That alone is remarkable news, considering the Duramax has been a

  3. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Aaron Gold

    UPDATE: More Seat Time and New Features for Nissan’s Rogue E-Power Hybrid (opens the original)

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    We get the first taste of the e-Power hybrid coming in the 2027 Nissan Rogue. Update: Our first drive of a 2027 Nissan Rogue E-Power prototype took place at a Nissan test facility in Japan. This time, we drove an undisguised, closer-to-production prototype in the vacation community of Park City, Utah, and learned a few more details, including pricing and on-sale dates. Nissan’s compact Rogue Hybrid SUV is all new for 2027, including a newish hybrid system called E-Power. We say newish because pr

  4. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · Aaron Gold

    The Ferrari 296 GT Modificata Is a Race Car That Can’t Be Raced (opens the original)

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    A passenger seat, extra power, and Club Competizioni access make this Ferrari a private track-day special. Ferrari has just taken the wraps off its latest track-only creation, the 296 GT Modificata. It’s based on the 296 GT3 Evo, a highly modified, non-hybrid adaptation of the 296 that conforms to GT3 rules. A follow-on to the 488 GT Modificata, the 296 GT Modificata is what happens to the GT3 Evo when you rip up the rulebook. Although it’s meant for track use and isn’t street-legal, it isn’t in

  5. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Aaron Gold

    The Weirdest Non-Car Stuff Made by American Car Companies (opens the original)

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    From refrigerators to mechanical hearts to charcoal, you’ll be amazed at some of the things Detroit designed and built. We all know that most automobile manufacturers have made things that weren’t automobiles; witness Honda’s jets and rockets and Ford’s tractors. Still, you might be surprised to learn how far U.S. domestic automakers ventured from the car business. Here are a dozen things made by American automakers that are about as far from being cars as you can imagine.

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