Our European correspondent, Vojtěch Dobeš, is at the 34th Annual GTI Meeting in Worthersee this week. Hopefully he will have some interesting stories to share if he isn’t too distracted by Austria’s fräuleins.
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Category: While You Were Sleeping
Looking south of the A4 in Audi’s current range of motors, the hottest vehicle in its North American lineup is the current S3. Those of us west of the Atlantic don’t get to enjoy the turbocharged five-pot RS3 Sportback. Thankfully, Theophilus Chin is on the scene to digitally imagine our Ingolstadt desires with this compromise – the RS3 sedan.
Chrysler has built a lot of cars atop the K platform. BangShift has put together a handy guide to figure them all out.
As trucks ride a heat wave of interest from consumers, I look at this Grand Cherokee render and think, “That’ll do.”
The Macan has given Porsche its best month ever in America. If this was the Cayenne, I’d be furious. Truth is the Macan is actually really damn good.
…to put this week’s cars in While You Were Sleeping.
- Sir Dykes is carving corvers in a 2015 BMW M235i.
- Sir Dobeš is avoiding potholes in the 2016 Mazda2.
- Sir Stevenson is being a bro in a 2015 Audi S3.
Almost everything interesting from overnight happened in Australia. So lets talk about video games instead.
Even though the first-generation Chevrolet Volt has had its price slashed every year since its debut, the next-generation range-extended electric vehicle will be priced even lower. This aims GM’s offering squarely at a number of more traditional hybrids.
This is what everyone in Silicon Valley was waiting for last night: a battery that hangs on a wall.
We go down memory lane this morning and look at some of the great cars British Leyland didn’t build.
Many optionally available subscription-based services, such as OnStar, offering automated crash reporting could lose their marketing edge in 2018.
In Los Angeles and Detroit, Ford took the covers off their two track-ready Mustangs – the GT350 and GT350R.
And Ford is only going to build 137 of them for 2015. Ehh?
The second-generation Chevrolet Volt won’t go on sale in Australia as GM will not convert it to right-hand drive.
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