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The Corvette ZR1 is officially the fastest production car ever made by a Detroit automaker.
Ferrari's latest top-of-the-line hypercar will be limited to just 799 exmaples.
By: Sébastien Bell
The updated 911 GT3 gets better aerodynamics, lighter wheels, and even rear seats!
By: Sébastien Bell
Summary Scout has finally unveiled its all-electric pickup truck and SUV, as well as a surprise model with a gas range extender.
Lancia plans to unveil new EVs in 2026, and 2028, with the middle child positioned to be a stylish flagship with more than 435 miles of range
By: Sébastien Bell
Summary The stripped-back Carrera T will be 40 kg lighter than the current 911 Carrera.
Still kickin' around: Nissan makes a value play in Canada
By: Sébastien Bell
Hyundai to unveil production version of the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in the first half of 2025.
Honda plans to build battery separators in Canada starting in 2027
By: Sébastien Bell
The American automaker is also simplifying its hands-free driving offerings for 2025.
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