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What Leno’s Law Really Means For California Classic Car Owners

California's new Leno's Law expands Smog Check exemptions to certain 1976-1985 collector cars, but the change comes with important limits. Here is what the law actually means for classic car owners, including

When The Sports Car Craze Took Over Texas

Sports Cars used to be more common and while doing some research on another story, I discovered a little bit of sports car history from my own home town, Bryan, TX.

Bovensiepen Extends Frank Stephenson Design Collaboration

Frank Stephenson Design and Bovensiepen have reunited for a second project, creating the new Bovensiepen Spider with a focus on proportion, refinement, and a distinct identity.

MINI John Cooper Works Tail Takes On The Dragon

MINI John Cooper Works Takes On The Tail of The Dragon

On the 318 curves of the Tail of the Dragon, the MINI John Cooper Works proves that small size, sharp reflexes, and real performance still make for one of the purest driving

by Michael Satterfield

6 months ago

Acura At 40: The Brand That Rewrote The Rules Of Luxury Performance

From the groundbreaking Legend and Integra to the NSX and beyond, Acura marks 40 years of redefining luxury performance in America with innovation, racing heritage, and a bold future.

by TGR Staff

6 months ago

2027 Corvette Grand Sport Returns With 535 Horsepower And A New Hybrid Grand Sport X

Chevrolet brings back the Corvette Grand Sport name for 2027 with a 535-horsepower LS6 V8, heritage-inspired styling, and a new all-wheel-drive Grand Sport X that pushes output to 721 horsepower.

by TGR Staff

6 months ago

2026 Kia Sportage Hybrid Review: The Smart SUV That Finally Gets Everything Right

The 2026 Kia Sportage Hybrid blends efficiency, comfort, and everyday usability into a compact SUV that feels more premium than its price suggests.

by Michael Satterfield

6 months ago

2026 Toyota Prius PHEV Nightshade Edition Review: Style, Range, And Value

The 2026 Toyota Prius PHEV Nightshade Edition adds blacked-out styling, strong efficiency, and up to 39 miles of electric range to one of Toyota’s most improved plug-in hybrids.

by Anthony Fongaro

6 months ago

2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV Review: The Electric SUV That Finally Makes Sense

After a second drive, the 2026 Chevrolet Equinox EV proves it is not just a compelling electric SUV, it is one of the easiest to live with, bringing EV ownership firmly into

by Michael Satterfield

6 months ago

The New Benchmark For Grand Touring? 2026 Aston Martin Vanquish Volante Review

Aston Martin takes aim at Ferrari with a half-million-dollar grand tourer that delivers emotion first. More than performance numbers, the Vanquish Volante is about how it makes you feel behind the wheel.

by Michael Satterfield

6 months ago

Quick Facts: 2026 Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition Base Price (Peak Edition): Around $49,000 Base Price (Atlas SE): Around $39,000 Engine: 2.0L turbocharged inline-four Horsepower: 269 hp Torque: 273 lb-ft Transmission: 8-speed automatic Drivetrain: Standard 4Motion all-wheel drive on Peak Edition 0–60 MPH: Approximately 7.3 seconds Fuel Economy: Around 20–22 MPG combined Wheel Size: 18-inch wheels with all-terrain tires (Peak Edition) Infotainment: 12-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Seating: Standard 7 passengers, optional second-row captain’s chairs Interior Highlights: Black leatherette with orange stitching, Peak Edition badging, ambient lighting Exterior Highlights: Avocado Green Metallic paint option, black trim, added body cladding, LED light bars Cargo Access: Hands-free power tailgate Key Safety Features: Adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, lane change assist, rear traffic alert FAQ: 2026 Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition What is the Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition? The Peak Edition is a rugged-styled version of the Atlas based on the SE with Technology Package. It adds off-road inspired design elements such as all-terrain tires, black trim, and unique interior accents while keeping the same drivetrain and core features. What makes the Peak Edition different from the standard Atlas? The Peak Edition adds several visual and functional upgrades including: 18-inch wheels with all-terrain tires Additional body cladding for light off-road use Black exterior trim and roof rails Unique Peak Edition badging Orange interior stitching and special digital cockpit graphics These features give the Atlas a more outdoors-focused look compared to other trims. Is the Peak Edition actually built for off-roading? Not in the traditional sense. While it includes all-terrain tires and protective cladding, it is primarily an appearance and light-adventure package. It is best suited for dirt roads, trails, and rough weather rather than serious rock crawling. What engine powers the 2026 Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition? All Atlas models use a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 269 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Does the Peak Edition come with all-wheel drive? Yes. The Peak Edition comes standard with Volkswagen’s 4Motion all-wheel-drive system, which helps with traction in rain, snow, and light off-road conditions. How fast is the Atlas Peak Edition? The Atlas Peak Edition reaches 0–60 MPH in about 7.3 seconds, which is competitive for a midsize three-row SUV. How many people can the Atlas seat? The Atlas can seat seven passengers with a second-row bench seat. Buyers can also choose second-row captain’s chairs, reducing seating capacity to six. What technology features come standard? Key tech features include: 12-inch infotainment touchscreen Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Digital Cockpit Pro digital instrument cluster Wireless charging and USB-C ports Ambient interior lighting Is the Atlas Peak Edition worth the price over the SE with Technology Package? It depends on priorities. If you want rugged styling and standard AWD, the Peak Edition is a compelling option. If you prefer larger wheels and similar features at a similar price, the SE with Technology Package may be the better value. What vehicles compete with the Atlas Peak Edition? The Atlas competes with midsize three-row SUVs such as: Toyota Grand Highlander Kia Telluride Hyundai Palisade Ford Explorer Honda Pilot Each offers different powertrains and interior finishes, but the Atlas focuses on practicality, space, and everyday usability.

2026 Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition: Price, Specs, Features, and First Impressions

For the last few years, automakers have been adding off-road appearance packages to their SUVs. Extra body cladding, black trim pieces, and upgraded wheels help to make these seem to tackle rough

by Anthony Fongaro

6 months ago

Behind The Wheel Of The 2026 Lexus RX 450h+ Luxury AWD

For a few years, Lexus has been adding plug-in hybrid technology across its range. Sitting at the top of their lineups, these engines return more than 30 miles of fully electric range,

by Anthony Fongaro

6 months ago

2026 Kia K4 GT-Line Hatchback Review: Turbo Power, Bold Design, And Everyday Practicality

The 2026 Kia K4 GT-Line Hatchback feels like a quiet rebellion against that trend. It is practical, stylish, surprisingly upscale, and refreshingly compact in a market filled with tall SUVs pretending to

by Michael Satterfield

7 months ago

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