Chrysler’s upcoming Arrow and Arrow Cross crossovers are now projected to start around $25,000, according to Automotive News. Both models are rebadged versions of the Fiat Grizzly built in Morocco for U.S. import and will sit on Stellantis’ Smart Car…
US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has been making headlines with his deregulation efforts and questionable decisions, but it turns out he didn’t exactly land the role on merit. In a recent podcast, Duffy revealed that he got the job…
A new study of 50 popular new cars in the US has crowned the Fiat 500e as the cheapest to own, with average annual running costs of just $3,557. The pint-sized three-door electric hatchback, which sold only 150 units in…
The Breakdown Toyota beat out Ford for the most unique visitors in April 2026. Toyota had 9.2 million to Ford’s 9.0 million. Hyundai and Kia beat out General Motors by nearly 1.0 million. Love it or hate it, the internet…
Stellantis has reported a significant increase in shipments worldwide, with a total of 1,597,000 vehicles shipped in the second quarter, representing a 10 percent increase from the same period last year. The company’s North American shipments surged 38 percent, from…
Stellantis reported a 10% increase in second-quarter shipments, totaling approximately 1.6 million vehicles, driven by strong growth in North America. The company saw a 38% jump in North American shipments, with the reintroduction of popular models such as the Ram…
Fiat’s pint-sized Topolino has finally arrived in the U.S. at a starting price of $14,985, offering a cheeky alternative to golf carts for cruising coastal streets and flexing on neighbors. The Italian microcar, classified as a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV),…
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, a wealthy former airline lobbyist, is championing the Fiat Topolino—a two-seat, 25 mph electric micro-EV priced at $14,985 (destination included)—as a silver-bullet fix for America’s affordability crisis. The Topolino is a Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) that…
In a world where the fragile infrastructure of modern society could collapse at any moment, what vehicle would you trust to outrun the chaos? That’s the question Jalopnik posed to its readers this week, and the answers reveal a mix…
In 1985, the Yugo GV—an economy car built by Zastava in Yugoslavia and imported by Malcolm Bricklin—hit the U.S. market with a sticker price of just $3,990. Adjusted for inflation, that’s roughly $12,427 today, a bargain that made it the…