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- Aug 26, 2026
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Porsche’s New 911 Challenge Keeps the Factory Race Car Affordable for Mere Multimillionaires (opens the original)
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The departure of the 718 Cayman left Porsche with more than one hole in its lineup. Besides the street cars—stop reading and go buy a GTS 4.0 right now if you even remotely have the means—Porsche’s race program lost its “entry-level” machines, the basis for the Cayman GT4 Clubsport. What to do? Turn the 911 GT3 into a race car and try to keep the price accessible for mere multimillionaires. Enter the 911 Challenge, a car that takes the GT3’s track-focused ethos to its logical conclusion. The 911
The Cadillac V-One Concept Previews What a Roadgoing Le Mans Race Car Could Look Like (opens the original)
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Last year, when Porsche debuted the 963 RSP—a street-friendlier version of its 963 hybrid race car built for Roger Penske—Cadillac evidently took notice. Because the V-One Concept, unveiled today at The Quail, follows the same ideological path, which is essentially, “What if we made our race car a little bit more comfortable and people could maybe drive it on the dang road?” This is, of course, an excellent proposition and a thought experiment that we fully support, even if the chances of Cadill
Curated by Cadillac Escalade IQ Gets the Celestiq Treatment and Pushes the SUV’s Price Near $200,000 (opens the original)
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If the Cadillac Escalade IQ speaks to you but its standard color palette just seems a bit proletarian, the new Curated by Cadillac version goes Cheesecake Factory on the menu of hues, both inside and out. Hey, why let Porsche and Ferrari rake in the dough with personalization programs like Sonderwunsch and Tailor Made when you can expand the Celestiq build experience to the quintessential nameplate in baller SUVs? Thus, the Curated by Cadillac Escalade IQ, which will be hand-built at the Artisan
Is the Perfect First Car Actually a Truck? (opens the original)
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What's the perfect first car? Everyone has a different idea on that, defined by taste, geography, and budget, among a million other factors. But if you want a cheat sheet for the ideal first car, no decision tree required, allow me to help. The perfect first car is a truck, and specifically the Ford Maverick. See Our Comprehensive Ford Maverick Make-Model Page The Maverick does it all. It's safe, affordable, and efficient. It's useful but fun. I think it looks cool. You can throw messy stuff in
The Toyota 4Runner's Defining Feature Isn't Four-Wheel Drive (opens the original)
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What's the most important feature on a Toyota 4Runner? Is it a removable roof? No, Toyota got rid of that after the first generation, one and done. Is it four-wheel drive? Nope. The standard SR5 is rear-drive, so it's more like a 2Runner. The most crucial 4Runner attribute, its defining feature, isn't strictly necessary or even particularly useful, but imbues the Toyota's Tacoma-adjacent SUV with a certain undefinable cool that eludes competitors. If there were a Family Feud category called "Wha
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