Monterey Car Week is the one time of the year when sleek exotic cars, iconic classics, and other vehicular oddballs strut their stuff for the crowds at Pebble Beach. Headlight News takes you on a brief dive to show you a few of the vehicles that will be making their debut during Monterey Car Week.
Ford is continuing to find new ways to expand the Ford Mustang’s presence in the new vehicle market. A new report suggests the company is planning an off-road version of the Mustang to cater to trail seekers and expand sales.
BMW and Mattel team up to bring the classic UNO card game to the company’s AirConsole app. Latest partnership follows on the heels of prior deal with Sony Pictures that brought Who Wants To Be A Millionaire to the AirConsole.
Polestar announces that it has begun U.S. production of Polestar 3 as the brand attempts to avoid tightened U.S. tariffs and reduce its dependency on Chinese facilities for vehicle production.
Lincoln teases 2025 Navigator SUV as the brand prepares to expand its growing portfolio of revamped SUVs to combat a growing pool of rivals in the luxury segment.
Nissan continues to target value-minded buyers with the 2025 Nissan Kicks. Revamped Kicks gets updated exterior styling, new technology, and a revised pricing ladder as it attempts to stand out against a growing pool of compact crossover entries.
In this week’s episode of the podcast, we discuss Trump switching his view on EVs, the debut of several new vehicles, and we also go for a spin in the 2025 Ford Explorer We also make a detour to This Week in Automotive History to explore the past.
Troubles for the 2024 Volvo EX90 continue to pile up as the Swedish luxury car company is forced to raise prices due to “high material costs.” Dealerships are not happy and are now beginning to voice their frustrations.
Kia’s K8 sedan is a glimpse into the brand’s new styling language as it also prepares to enter a world where SUVs and other utilities have become the dominant forces in automotive sales.
Tesla’s Cybertruck is arguably one of the most polarizing models on the market today but while the truck has gathered plenty of publicity for the EV company, the truck has proven to be far from perfect with recalls and other issues giving Tesla and founder Elon Musk a growing headache. However, the CEO appears to have finally admitted that the truck is too expensive for its audience.
In this week’s episode of the podcast, we discuss possibly the increase in July car sales. We also highlight the 2025 Ford Maverick Lobo and review the Polaris Slingshot before making a detour to take a look at This Week in Automotive History. Click Here to listen to...
The current crop of hypercar models is an impressive field of entries but what if you’re a buyer who craves a model that takes them back to a time when style and outright displacement were the proverbial building blocks for a performance beast? A small company called Nilu27 might have the solution with the all-new Nilu V12 hypercar.