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Will Volvo Bring Back Wagons to the U.S.? Should it?

Production of the V60 Cross Country, the lone remaining Volvo wagon sold here in the U.S., just ended in April—which will soon leave Americans with fewer choices than ever for the body style. Not that many will seem to mind. It’s no secret that unlike Europe, America has largely turned away from the traditional wagon

Chuba Akpom opens up on Ajax struggles as Ipswich promotion seals permanent transfer

Nigeria’s Chuba Akpom. Photo by IMAGO Nigerian forward Chuba Akpom has admitted that his time at AFC Ajax was one of the most difficult periods of his career, Soccernet.ng reports. The Ipswich Town striker revealed that the instability inside the Dutch club affected both his confidence and performances. Speaking to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf via

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Will Volvo Bring Back Wagons to the U.S.? Should it?

Production of the V60 Cross Country, the lone remaining Volvo wagon sold here in the U.S., just ended in April—which will soon leave Americans with fewer choices than ever for the body style. Not that many will seem to mind. It’s no secret that unlike Europe, America has largely turned away from the traditional wagon

Porsche Is Discontinuing Its Bestselling Model

Among all the models the rather straightforward Porsche playbook, the Macan is the German automaker’s bestseller. This despite the gasoline version of the popular compact luxury SUV having not been fully redesigned since it launched 12 years ago. We’ve now learned its days are numbered. During a first-quarter analyst and investor call, Porsche financial executive

Corvette ZR1X vs. Mustang GTD vs. 911 GT3 RS? Jay Leno Weighs In!

Jay Leno is among a handful of people in the world who have driven the current generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS, Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X, and the Ford Mustang GTD. He’s also among a small group of people who can afford to own all of these cars, and does in fact own both of Corvette ZR1X

Intel shares soar on Apple chip deal report. Here’s why it signals a total pivot for chipmaking

Apple and Intel are reportedly closing in on a deal that would see Intel make some of the chips for the iPhone maker's devices, marking a major shift in the chipmaking landscape. Talks between the two companies have been brewing for more than a year, with a preliminary agreement reached in recent months, the Wall