EV Sales Slow Down in the U.S.: What’s Causing the Shift? The U.S. electric vehicle (EV) market, once experiencing rapid growth, has encountered a noticeable slowdown in 2025. After consecutive years of record-breaking sales, recent data indicates a decline in EV registrations, signaling a shift in consumer behavior and market dynamics. 📉 Recent Trends in … Read more
How Safe Is Your Connected Car? Cyber Threats in 2025 The modern automobile is no longer just a mechanical machine—it’s a sophisticated, connected device on wheels. As cars become increasingly integrated with advanced software, internet connectivity, and smart features, they offer remarkable convenience and enhanced driving experiences. But this connectivity also opens the door to … Read more
Acura TLX Discontinued: End of a 30-Year Legacy After three decades on the road, Acura has officially discontinued the TLX, marking the end of an era for one of the brand’s most iconic sedans. Introduced in the mid-1990s, the TLX grew to symbolize Acura’s blend of luxury, sportiness, and reliability. But as the automotive landscape … Read more
GM’s New EV Battery Could Drop Prices—Here’s How As the global transition to electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates, one of the biggest challenges automakers face remains the high cost of batteries. These battery packs often account for a significant portion of an EV’s price, making them more expensive than traditional internal combustion engine vehicles. However, General … Read more
UK Car Production Down 15%: What This Means for Buyers 📉 UK Car Production—Down 15% and Falling The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) now expects total UK vehicle output to fall about 15% to 755,000 units in 2025, down from around 890,000 units in 2024 (SMMT). Production in the first half of … Read more
Here’s what makes the 2025 Tesla Model Y “Juniper” Edition a standout redesign—and why it’s sparking serious interest: 🔹 1. All-New Exterior Design The Juniper facelift introduces a Cybertruck-inspired full-width LED light bar across the front hood edge and sharper, split headlight modules integrated into sleeker bumpers (Car and Driver, TopElectricSUV). At the rear, a sleek … Read more
Here’s why car prices are expected to rise in 2025, and why many Americans are rushing to buy now: 🚗 1. New Tariffs Driving Up Prices In early 2025, the Trump administration implemented 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts, along with steeper duties on steel and aluminum. These tariffs are forecast to raise … Read more
Toyota Hybrid Recall 2025: Is Your Car at Risk? 🔍 Major Hybrid Model Recall: Corolla and Corolla Cross Hybrid Issue: A software problem in the skid control ECU on certain 2023‑2024 Corolla Cross Hybrid and 2023‑2025 Corolla Hybrid vehicles may trigger loss of power brake assist when cornering (Kbb.com, Cars.com). Risk: Without brake assist, stopping … Read more
🚗 1. Record-Breaking Volume of Recalls In first half of 2025, Ford issued 82–94 distinct recalls affecting roughly 4 to 5.6 million Ford and Lincoln vehicles—more than any automaker in history over a full year (Houston Chronicle). On average, Ford announced a new recall every 2.1–2.2 days, with each campaign impacting around 50,000+ vehicles (blueovalforums.com). … Read more
Why US Drivers Are Buying Now: Impact of Fed Policy and Tariffs In 2025, American consumers—especially car buyers—are making some surprisingly aggressive moves despite economic uncertainty. Auto dealerships are seeing increased foot traffic. Online car platforms report spikes in activity. Financing offices are busy. But what’s fueling this sudden buying spree? The answer lies at … Read more