#Cadillac #RangeRover #Toyota

Cadillac is making a surprising shift by bringing gasoline-powered models back into its long-term plans, while Range Rover is preparing an all-new GT that could redefine luxury electric performance.

Toyota also previews the 2027 Tundra Trailhunter, Nissan expands the Z lineup, Volkswagen updates Atlas pricing, and we discuss whether now is the right time to buy a used EV or hybrid.

Join Fred Staab and Les Jackson as they break down the week's biggest automotive stories, explain what they mean for consumers, and separate the hype from the headlines.

Chapters

00:00:00 Introduction

00:09:08 Range Rover GT Revealed | Land Rover's New Electric Grand Tourer

00:09:43 Cadillac Brings Gas-Powered Models Back Into Future Plans

00:20:34 Ford Explains How Racing Builds Stronger, More Durable V8 Engines

00:25:28 Nissan Z NISMO Manual Pricing & Enthusiast Updates

00:49:25 2027 Toyota Tundra Trailhunter | What's New

00:56:24 Volkswagen Atlas Pricing, Features & Value

01:07:23 Is Now the Time to Buy a Used EV?

01:08:52 Toyota & BMW Expand Hydrogen Partnership

01:11:25 Wrap-Up & Final Thoughts

#TundraTrailhunter #RangeRoverGT #CadillacNews #ToyotaTundra #LuxuryCars #ElectricVehicles #CarNews #AutomotiveNews #NewCars #NissanZ #VolkswagenAtlas #OffRoad #PickupTrucks #SUV #Hybrid #EV #CarReviews #CruiseControlMotoring

#Corvette #RamTRX #AutomotiveNews

The automotive world is making headlines this week! Chevrolet's Corvette ZR1X smashes the Pikes Peak Hill Climb record by more than 23 seconds, RAM brings back the supercharged 777-horsepower TRX, and the latest Cars.com American-Made Index reveals the most American-built vehicles for 2026—with some surprising results.

We also cover Porsche's decision to keep the iconic 911 gasoline powered, Toyota's plan to increase RAV4 production, the latest Tundra engine recall controversy, why more buyers are turning to used vehicles, how EV depreciation may create bargains, Volkswagen's ambitious product plans, Honda's Element comeback rumors, Jaguar's biggest launch in decades, BYD's growing threat, GM's changing product strategy, autonomous Nürburgring records, and the growing debate over license plate privacy.

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#Chevrolet #CorvetteZR1X #PikesPeak #Ram #RamTRX #Carscom #AmericanMade #TruckNews #CarNews #PerformanceCars #SportsCars #Porsche911 #Toyota #RAV4 #Tundra #Volkswagen #HondaElement #Jaguar #BYD #ElectricVehicles #EVNews #UsedCars #CruiseControlMotoring

Chapters 00:00:00 Cruise Control Motoring Introduction

00:00:57 Cars.com Most American-Made Cars Rankings

00:04:30 Corvette ZR1X Breaks Pikes Peak Record

00:09:30 RAM TRX Returns with 777 Horsepower

00:14:30 Porsche Confirms Gas-Powered 911 Future

00:18:30 Toyota Expands RAV4 Production

00:23:00 Toyota Tundra Recall Update

00:27:00 Why More Americans Are Buying Used Cars

00:31:30 EV Depreciation Creates Buying Opportunities

00:36:00 GM Says High Gas Prices Are Changing Buyers

00:41:00 BYD's Growing Threat to Global Automakers

0:46:00 Volkswagen Plans 20 New Vehicles

00:51:00 Jaguar's Biggest Launch in Decades

00:56:00 Honda Element Comeback?

01:01:00 License Plate Cameras & Privacy Debate

01:06:00 First Autonomous Nürburgring Record

01:12:00 Listener Mail & Automotive Discussion

01:18:00 Final Thoughts 01:21:25 End