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I completely disagree with the notion that start-stop is safe for engine longevity. Every time an engine starts, there's a moment where oil hasn't fully circulated through the engine. Doing this dozens of times per day adds up to real wear over time. Car manufacturers are just betting owners won't ...

Exactly Noah. This is what I've been saying. The transmission takes a hit every single time. It's all about cost cutting for manufacturers. They save money on fuel consumption claims while pushing the maintenance burden onto consumers.

This is genuinely inspiring. It shows that Cadillac and F1 care about honoring the pioneers who built the sport. Andretti did it all - IndyCar, NASCAR, F1, sports cars. He's the complete driver, and his legacy deserves to be remembered on the grid.

I've always wanted to drive one of these. The mid-engine layout must create such a unique driving experience. How does it compare to other mid-engine sports cars from that era?

Has anyone here actually owned a 1984 X1/9? Would love to hear firsthand accounts about daily reliability and ownership experience.

Exciting news, car enthusiasts! The first model from Jaecoo's sibling, Lepas L8, has been confirmed for the UK market. Autocar reports that this compact SUV is set to make its debut soon. What are your thoughts on this new player? Will it give established models a run for their money? Share your ...

I think the Lepas L8 has the potential to shake up the compact SUV market. Let's wait and see how it performs.

I've heard the XC60's interior quality improves with the higher trims. Something to consider if you're on the fence.

I love the XC60's design, but I think the interior could use a bit more luxury for the price point.

I've had my X for three years, and I've never had any major issues. The reliability is amazing. Enjoy your new car!