Brands - Car Reporters

2Jan

By Thomas CampbellNo Comments

Nissan, Sedans

Comparing Two Nissan Sedans

Choosing the right vehicle isn’t always easy, especially when comparing two high-quality cars like the Nissan Sentra VS Altima. Find out what drivers need to know when comparing two Nissan sedans to get the ride that fits their style. (more…)

Exclusive Perk: Ford Mustang Dark Horse Owners May Find Assembly Team Note

18Dec

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

Ford, Sports Cars

Exclusive Perk: Ford Mustang Dark Horse Owners May Find Assembly Team Note

If you buy a 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse, you’ll want to check the glovebox. There could be a note left there for you from the assembly team. (more…)

Toyota Takes One More Step Toward True Sustainability

14Dec

By Emma SchmidtNo Comments

EVs & Crossovers, Tech, Toyota

Toyota Takes One More Step Toward True Sustainability

Toyota proves its commitment once again to building a more sustainable future. With the help of Cirba Solutions, the company expects an up to 95% critical minerals recovery rate. (more…)

6Dec

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

Affordable, Compact Cars, EVs & Crossovers, Volkswagen

Volkswagen’s Lost Dominance: Is the Electric Golf the Brand’s Lifeline?

Although several brands fall under the Volkswagen Group umbrella, the Volkswagen automotive brand is not as popular or as dominant as it once was. (more…)

Jailbreaking the 2023 Charger and Challenger SRTs

5Dec

By Thomas CampbellNo Comments

Dodge

Jailbreaking the 2023 Charger and Challenger SRTs

It’s not uncommon for Dodge Charger and Challenger buyers to add options to make their car stand out. Historically, customers could order accessories and parts from other trims through their local CDJR dealership to customize their model, but things are different with the 2023 Charger and Challenger. To celebrate the end of an era, every SRT model will get the Jailbreak option as a standard feature. (more…)

Trouble Brewing: Ford’s Model e EV Program

1Dec

By Emma SchmidtNo Comments

EVs & Crossovers, Ford

Trouble Brewing: Ford’s Model e EV Program

For the first time in 10 years, demand for EVs has begun dropping below expectations due to issues such as a stagnant economy and inflation concerns. (more…)

Nissan Motor’s Strategic Wage Hike in U.S. Auto Plants: A Response to UAW’s Momentum

24Nov

By Carl DurrekNo Comments

Affordable, Nissan

Nissan Motor’s Strategic Wage Hike in U.S. Auto Plants: A Response to UAW’s Momentum

In a bold move resonating across the automotive industry, Nissan Motors has announced a significant wage increase for its workers at U.S. manufacturing plants. (more…)

The Chevy Silverado 1500 and Silverado HD What’s the Difference

22Nov

By Emma SchmidtNo Comments

Chevrolet, Trucks

The Chevy Silverado 1500 and Silverado HD What’s the Difference

Looking for a capable pickup truck? You can’t beat the Silverado. The full-size Silverado 1500 and Chevrolet Silverado HD have the power to get the job done. (more…)

Hit the Road in Style with BMW’s Dreamy Alpina B8 Gran Coupe

21Nov

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

BMW, Luxury Cars, Sports Cars

Hit the Road in Style with BMW’s Dreamy Alpina B8 Gran Coupe

When you think the regular BMW 8-Series isn’t discerning enough, the Alpina B8 could be the “Gran Coupe” you want to drive. (more…)

From Thrill to Kill: The Deadliest Cars Ever Made And Their Shocking Flaws

14Nov

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

Chevrolet, Ford, Pontiac, Safety, Suzuki

From Thrill to Kill: The Deadliest Cars Ever Made And Their Shocking Flaws

Some cars are made without much thought being given to the need for safety and security out on the road, making them the deadliest cars ever made. (more…)