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First Look: 2027 Hyundai Tucson is bigger, blockier | Reviews (opens the original)
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Hyundai is a company that takes big swings. It has repeatedly stepped way beyond its peers, as well as industry norms in terms of content and styling. The new 2027 Hyundai Tucson is a big swing and a big departure from the already very successful current-generation version. But if you’ve ever watched baseball you’ll know that not every swing connects. The 2027 Tucson clearly aims for the fences but does it look like a hit or a miss? The new Tucson completely throws away the current-generation’s
Supercar Review: 2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S | Reviews (opens the original)
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The original Porsche “930” 911 Turbo brought real racing technology to a road car. The turbocharged tech featured in the 930 could be traced back directly to the Le Mans class-winning 911 Carrera RSR Turbo and the fearsome 917. It would not have been that far of a leap for Porsche to launch the first-ever turbocharged production 911 as a stripped-out race car for the street in the same style as the earlier Carrera 2.7 RS. But instead, every single one of the very first Porsche 911 Turbos feature
The 5 most expensive – and 5 'cheapest' – cars from RM's Monterey 2026 sale (opens the original)
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RM Sotheby’s annual classic-car auction in Monterey, California flanks the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, and fittingly features some of the most valuable cars in the world. Headlines from this year include a brand-new Ferrari Luce auctioned off for charity to the tune of US$40 million. A 1996 McLaren F1 GTR sold for a very uncharitable US$34,655,000; and a 1963 Corvette Grand Sport sold for US$18.7 mil. But while we’ll run down those cars and the astronomical figures they command
Car Review: 2026 BMW M440i xDrive Gran Coupe | Reviews (opens the original)
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If I handed you a magic coupon which allowed you to get a BMW 4 Series of any variety completely for free, I bet you would pick the M4 CS. It’s the fastest model, it makes the most power, and frankly, it’s the coolest option in the 4 Series lineup. I mean of course you’d want the one with the carbon-fibre hood, 543 horsepower, and a lightweight titanium muffler. Your first pick of the 4 Series litter likely wouldn’t be an M440i Gran Coupe. But I think you’d be missing out. Depending on how you v
Canadian doc shines spotlight on infamous Bricklin SV-1 (opens the original)
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Roughly 50 years ago, Malcolm Bricklin made an audacious gamble that he could start his own car company, design a sports car, and build that car in the Canadian province of New Brunswick. That car, the SV-1, did materialize, but the profits didn’t. Now, an in-depth docu-series explores the eccentric Malcolm Bricklin, his flawed but promising car, and the ensuing fiasco that swallowed Canadian political leaders and millions of dollars. Malcolm Bricklin was a self-made success — or a serial scamme
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