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2027 Aston Martin DBX GT Turns the Super SUV’s Focus to Luxury and Comfort Without Sacrificing Performance (opens the original)
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Aston Martin is expanding the DBX lineup as its super-SUV enters its seventh year. After adding the DBX S for the 2026 model year, 2027 sees the introduction of the new DBX GT, which brings the same 717 horsepower as the DBX S but in a less aggressive package focused more on luxury and comfort. The DBX GT has cleaner styling than its racy S counterpart, with the wide grille trading mesh for a series of horizontal bars, offered in bright and dark finishes. These lines reappear next to the horizon
2028 Ram Ramcharger Is a Burly, Full-Size, V-8-Powered SUV Worth Waiting For (opens the original)
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For the first time ever, the Ram brand will branch out from trucks and commercial vans with a new SUV. Set to use the Ramcharger name, which previously adorned a truck-based SUV in the ’70s and ’80s, the Ram SUV will be related to the full-size Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Instead of the Jeep’s luxurious chrome trim and smooth six-cylinder engines, the Ramcharger will take on a more aggressive appearance and will prioritize rumbling V-8 power. The SUV will also give existing Ram truck customers a more p
Trump Administration Slashes Fuel-Economy Standards and Changes How Light Trucks Are Classified (opens the original)
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Today, the United States Department of Transportation announced a rule that will reset the fuel-efficiency targets that were put into effect under the Biden administration. The new rule will dramatically reduce the corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards mandated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The new standards will require a fleet-average fuel economy of 34.9 mpg by model year 2031. This is significantly lower than the standards put in place under the Bid
Volkswagen Delays the ID.Buzz’s Return, Now Set for the First Half of Next Year as a 2028 Model (opens the original)
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The return of the Volkswagen ID.Buzz has been delayed even further. As initially reported by Automotive News, the Volkswagen ID.Buzz is now set to return for the 2028 model year, instead of the 2027 model year as originally intended. A Volkswagen representative confirmed the report in a statement to Car and Driver. Back in December 2025, Volkswagen had announced that the ID.Buzz, the stylish electric van that had only just arrived that year, would be skipping the 2026 model year, but VW was adam
Nissan Dials Up the Retro Vibes with the Z Kaze Concept, Which Brings Back the Iconic T-Top (opens the original)
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The current Nissan Z sports car, which arrived in 2023, already wears a retro-themed design, from the Y-shaped hood bulge that echoes the 240Z to the LED taillights that mimic the oval lamps from the 300ZX. Now, Nissan is taking the nostalgic look even further with the Z Kaze concept, designed for ZCON, a convention hosted by the Z Car Club Association for enthusiasts of Nissan’s long-running sports car line. The Z Kaze’s throwback style is immediately obvious, with the coupe trading its traditi
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