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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Nicholas Maronese

    2027 Honda Civic Type R gets improved performance, heated seats (opens the original)

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    Honda’s hot Civic Type R sport-compact is getting a handful of tweaks for model year 2027, namely a revised front fascia meant to improve both aerodynamics and cooling; and, for the first time on a Type R, heated seats. The coming year marks the 10th-anniversary year for the built-in-Ohio Type R badge in North America, and the 30th anniversary globally. The growing list of new standard features in the automaker’s “iconic hot hatch” does mean the MSRP sees a slight bump, of course, up about $1,00

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Nicholas Maronese

    New VW ID.Tiguan launches early 2027, replacing ID.4 (opens the original)

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    Volkswagen will rebadge its electric ID.4 the “ID.Tiguan” and launch the new nameplate in Canada in 2027, the automaker confirmed late September. The new model will also see the ID.4’s looks refreshed with new lighting signatures; and a larger driver’s display installed inside, along with new controls. We reported on rumours of the rebranding back in January of this year, but the automaker just made it official, and teased out a few images of the revised crossover wearing camouflage, to boot. VW

  3. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Nicholas Maronese

    Could this actual star-car Batmobile sell for US$5 million? (opens the original)

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    One of three Batmobiles used in filming Tim Burton’s Batman Returns from 1992 is coming up for auction for the first time—and the firm coordinating its sale figures it could fetch somewhere between US$5 million and US$7 million (CDN$7 million to CDN$10 million). Specifically, this car is apparently the “number one hero car” – the primary, most complete car used during shooting, as opposed to other cars used for stunts or long-distance shots – of the three turned out by movie-car manufacturers Ho

  4. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Nicholas Maronese

    Dodge's most powerful Challenger could suffer engine failure (opens the original)

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    Dodge says the engines in some examples of its Challenger Demon 170 from 2023 – that is, the 1,025-horsepower 6.2-litre supercharged V8s that made those cars the automaker’s most powerful models ever – could damage themselves due to a defect with the crankshaft. Specifically, some 345 of the Demons, or roughly 10% of all 3,300 Demons built, are covered by its new Customer Service Notice (CSN); Dodge recommends owners of affected vehicles not drive their Demons until they’ve been repaired at the

  5. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Nicholas Maronese

    One-of-one 1932 Röhr takes top trophy at 2026 Cobble Beach concours (opens the original)

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    A rare one-of-one 1932 Röhr 8 Type F Streamliner took home the Best in Show prize at the 12th iteration of the annual Cobble Beach Concours d’Elegance, held September 20, 2026 just outside of Owen Sound, Ontario. The car was one of just under 120 parked along the fairway at the upscale Cobble Beach golf course and resort, many of which presented in impeccable near-flawless condition. The car, owned by Ted and Mary Stahl of Chesterfield, Michigan, made its debut at the 1932 Berlin Motor Show; aft

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