Cadillac’s CT4 and CT5 are also on pause as the automaker prioritizes trucks and SUVs.

“You can’t lift though…you just go with it and hope it is alright,” said Bugatti test driver Andy Wallace about his 304.77-mph run.

It took two days for a volunteer party to successfully rescue the driver. Now they’ve gone back for his truck.

Nissan’s highest-trimmed Ariya will cost more than $60,000.

As well as a transmission first seen in the Camaro ZL1.

President Biden confirmed the move on Tuesday morning, saying it “will deal another powerful blow to this war machine.”

Some people want small trucks and if this real-world comparison is anything to go by, then they got it.

The automaker isn’t interested in customers paying “additional deposits or payments” to dealers.

That’s twice as many cylinders as it came with from the factory.