The Complete Guide to Buying a Used Tesla
An honest, up to date used Tesla buying guide covering every model. Hardware versions (HW3 vs HW4), what to check, and the 2026 suspension investigation.
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The 2027 Slate Truck: The $24,950 Electric Pickup That Skipped the Radio and Kept the Point
Slate’s pitch is a $24,950 electric pickup made in Indiana that has crank windows, no touchscreen, and does the specific things a lot of drivers actually need a truck to do. Whether you buy one depends on how comfortable you are with the idea that a car doesn’t need to include everything by default.
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The 2026 Polestar 3: The Best Electric SUV You May Not Be Able to Buy
The Polestar 3 is one of the most polished electric SUVs on the road. It also happens to be the one you’re about to have a hard time buying new. Here’s why I’d still take it seriously.
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How to Buy a Used EV. A Complete Guide for First Time Buyers
Buying a used EV for the first time? Learn how to check battery health, get the right inspection, verify warranties by VIN, and plan charging before you buy.
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The 2026 Porsche Taycan: The Car That Proved EVs Could Be Thrilling, Now Available in Roughly One Thousand Versions
Before the Taycan, the conventional wisdom was that electric cars were appliances. Quick in a straight line, sure, but soulless. Silent transportation for people who cared about the planet more than the drive. Then Porsche released the Taycan in 2019, and the automotive world had to quietly revise its opinion. Here was an EV that…
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The 2026 Cadillac Escalade IQ: Nine Thousand Pounds of Rolling Excess That Somehow Makes Complete Sense
There is nothing subtle about the Escalade IQ, and that’s the entire point. This is a full size electric luxury SUV that weighs more than nine thousand pounds, produces up to 750 horsepower, travels a Cadillac-estimated 465 miles on a charge, and costs about as much as some people’s homes. It is enormous, extravagant, and…
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The 2028 Volkswagen ID. Buzz: The Electric Van That Sells on Pure Joy and Doesn’t Apologize for It
Almost every car gets bought with the head. Buyers weigh the range, the price, the cargo space, the charging speed, and the reliability ratings, then make a sensible decision. The Volkswagen ID. Buzz throws that entire process out the window. This is a vehicle you buy with your heart, and Volkswagen knows it. The ID….
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Cadillac Celestiq vs Rolls-Royce Spectre: America’s Boldest Bet Against Britain’s Finest
Every so often, two cars arrive that exist in a rarefied world almost none of us will ever shop in, and yet they’re absolutely fascinating to compare, because they represent two nations’ answers to the same audacious question. What should the ultimate electric luxury car be? Rolls-Royce answered with the Spectre, a hand built British…
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The 2026 Subaru Trailseeker: The Quickest Subaru Ever Built Is an Electric Adventure Wagon
Here’s a sentence almost nobody expected to write a few years ago: the quickest production Subaru you can buy is electric. Not the WRX, not the BRZ, not some hopped up STI. It’s the Trailseeker, a rugged, roof rail wearing, adventure ready electric SUV that happens to sprint to 60 mph in a rapid 4.4…
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The 2026 Rivian R1S: The Only Three Row Family SUV That Can Embarrass a Jeep and Then Drop the Kids at School
Most three row family SUVs are built around a simple, sensible mission: carry seven people and their stuff in comfort, get decent fuel economy, and never, ever attempt anything more adventurous than a gravel parking lot. They are appliances, and mostly good ones. The Rivian R1S looked at that entire category and decided to do…
