Mazda discontinues the CX-3 and Mazda6, Fisker builds the next Popemobile, and Audi charges $85 a month for navigation. Plus, Total Recall Tuesday.

The F-150 Lightning is officially unveiled, the weighty issue of the Hummer EV, and the revival of Ralliart. Plus, Throwback Thursday featuring the Mitsubishi Pajero.

Toyota teases the all-new Tundra, Kia unveils the U.S.-bound EV6, and Lamborghini announces electrification plans. Plus, You Paid What?

Stellantis gives its brands a 10-year ultimatum, saving the manuals is now a mission for the little guy, and BMW will reportedly axe half of its drivetrains. Plus, Total Recall Tuesday.

The fastest selling vehicle in April was actually a sports car, Porsche expands its customization program for new and classic models, and Tesla changes its mind. Again. Plus, Throwback Thursday featuring the Isdera Imperator.

Subaru teases its first-ever EV, GM is back in the military game, and guess who built a tank boat to fend off pirates. Plus, You Paid What?

The Bronco has more power than we guessed, GM wants more money for EVs, and we've got body-cam footage of the police drag race. Plus, the biggest upcoming auctions this month.

A new study says synthetic fuels are worse for the environment, Hennessey announces another 1000-HP Mammoth vehicle, and Ford opts to not build right-hand-drive Broncos. Plus, Throwback Thursday featuring the Messerschmitt microcar.

How a Detroit-area car salesman defrauded FCA out of $9 million, why the Bugatti Pool Table retails for more than $300K, and how the VW ID.4 became the first production EV to finish a Baja race. Plus, You paid what?

What car colors hold their value best, the new F-150 Raptor starting price is announced, and the F-150 Lightning is resurrected. Plus, Total Recall Tuesday.