October, 2024 - Car Reporters

Honda Prelude Revival Falls Short of Sporty Expectations

23Oct

By Richard GreenNo Comments

Honda Prelude Revival Falls Short of Sporty Expectations

The new 2026 Honda Prelude might not be as exciting as you might expect. This new version isn’t supposed to be a tossable sports car, which is a bit of a bummer. (more…)

Hurricane Helene’s Impact on Auto Manufacturing

17Oct

By Richard GreenNo Comments

Automotive Everything

Hurricane Helene’s Impact on Auto Manufacturing

Hurricane Helene has left its mark on several industries, and the automotive sector is no exception. With supply chains disrupted and production halted at key assembly plants, both manufacturers and consumers are already feeling the ripple effects of the storm. For automakers like General Motors, the hurricane has caused temporary shutdowns at crucial facilities, leading to delays in new vehicle production. As a result, the demand for used cars is expected to rise as dealerships face shortages of new models. (more…)

American-Spec Tiguan: Bigger Size, Upgraded Features at LA Show

11Oct

By Richard GreenNo Comments

SUVs, Volkswagen

American-Spec Tiguan: Bigger Size, Upgraded Features at LA Show

A new Volkswagen Tiguan is heading to America, but it’s not the same as the new model sold in other markets around the world. (more…)

The Latest in Hands-Free Driving: Ford BlueCruise 1.4 Takes the Wheel

7Oct

By Thomas CampbellNo Comments

Ford

The Latest in Hands-Free Driving: Ford BlueCruise 1.4 Takes the Wheel

If you’re in the market for a new vehicle or exploring your options at your local Ford dealer, you’ve likely heard about Ford’s hands-free highway driving technology, BlueCruise. With the release of BlueCruise 1.4, Ford has introduced an even smoother and more reliable hands-free driving experience. Read on to explore the updates and see what makes this the most advanced version yet. (more…)