The minivan segment is experiencing a revival with the introduction of eight new models, including the updated 2025 Kia Carnival. This three-row minivan features significant design improvements, a new hybrid powertrain, and spacious interior options, catering to families and individuals seeking comfort and efficiency in a versatile vehicle. Continue reading 2025 Kia Carnival: A modern minivan with hybrid power
The Ford Mustang, celebrating over 60 years, faces declining sales, dropping to less than 38,000 in 2024, a significant decline from nearly 167,000 in 2006. The seventh generation, introduced in 2023, offers modern features and technology but struggles in an evolving market where muscle cars have diminished demand and competition has vanished. Continue reading Revving Up History: The muscle car evolution of the Mustang
The 2025 Detroit Auto Show faced declining attendance and notable withdrawals from automakers, favoring virtual debuts. While Ford unveiled special-edition Mustangs and Stellantis showcased updates to Ram vehicles, excitement was limited. The show shifted focus to sales and entertainment, marking a potential new direction amid challenges in the automotive landscape. Continue reading Detroit Auto Show Pivots for Future
Stellantis, formed from the FCA and PSA merger, faces significant challenges as Chrysler and Dodge struggle to maintain their operations. With declining sales, discontinued models, and a hefty EPA fine, the company’s future is uncertain. CEO Carlos Tavares stresses profitability, suggesting potential brand closures to boost financial health. Continue reading The End of the Big Three?
The 2024 Dodge Hornet, part of the “Brotherhood of Muscle” campaign, offers sporty trims like GT and R/T with powerful turbo engines and hybrid options. It features modern design, indulgent interiors, and advanced tech. Positioned competitively in the compact utility market, the Hornet aims to establish a lasting legacy, blending heritage with performance. Continue reading 2024 Dodge Hornet does tradition right
Stellantis has withdrawn from all North American auto shows, including the LA Auto Show and CES, while discontinuing key models like the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger. Ram will retire the 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 after 2024. Jeep sales decline continues, leaving Dodge and Chrysler with limited offerings and uncertain futures. Continue reading Future of Chrysler, Dodge, RAM in doubt
