Throttle Weekly2026-10-21Throttle Weekly Issue 47: The Roadster Flies, GM's Record Quarter, and a Playoff Lead HalvedA flying Tesla Roadster, GM's biggest quarter alongside a battery plant closing, a NASCAR points lead halved at Phoenix and Toyota's fifth Hypercar title lead this week's sourced car digest, with an explanation of the fan that holds a car to the road at zero mph.1
Throttle Weekly2026-10-14Throttle Weekly Issue 46: The Hellcat V-8 Comes Back, Verstappen's Singapore Win, and a 0.029-Second FinishDodge's Hellcat V-8 returns to the Charger, Verstappen wins Singapore as the title race heads to Austin, and NASCAR's closest finish of the season lead this week's sourced car digest, alongside Formula 1's new African race, a driverless Silverado and the hybrid boom the industry misread.
Throttle Weekly2026-10-07Throttle Weekly Issue 45: Jaguar's Electric Rebirth, Verstappen's Sepang Win, and a $2.7M FerrariJaguar's first electric car, a Porsche plan that keeps the 911 on petrol, and a software-broken Formula 1 race at Sepang lead this week's sourced car digest, alongside a Las Vegas NASCAR win, a first Petit Le Mans win for Porsche Penske, the WRC title and a record Ferrari sale.
Throttle Weekly2026-09-30Throttle Weekly Issue 44: A 34.9-mpg Reset, Bentley's First EV, and Tesla's Semi Finally ShipsThe government's fuel-economy reset, Bentley's first electric car, and Tesla's long-delayed Semi lead this week's sourced car digest, alongside race wins at Baku, Kansas and Fuji.2
Throttle Weekly2026-09-23Throttle Weekly Issue 43: AM Radio's House Vote, McLaren's First SUV, and 345 Demon 170s Told to Stay ParkedA House vote to keep AM radio in every new car, McLaren's first SUV, Nissan's e-POWER Rogue Hybrid, and a Dodge service notice covering 345 Demon 170s lead this week's sourced car digest.
Throttle Weekly2026-09-16Throttle Weekly Issue 42: A 0.158 Drag Coefficient, Volvo's 78-Mile Plug-In, and 18 Cautions at GatewayVolkswagen's record 0.158-drag efficiency prototype, Volvo's 78-mile plug-in hybrids, a Toyota C-HR battery recall, and a caution-plagued NASCAR playoff race at Gateway lead this week's sourced car digest.2
Throttle Weekly2026-09-09Throttle Weekly Issue 41: Volkswagen Cuts Back, Alcan 5000 Goes North, and a 2JZ El Camino Goes SidewaysVolkswagen's 50,000-job Future Plan, RivianOS 2's rollout, the 5,000-mile Alcan rally, an EV battery explainer, and a 2JZ-swapped El Camino lead this week's car-culture digest.1
Throttle Weekly2026-09-02Throttle Weekly Issue 40: A $14.6M Ferrari F50, Palou's Fifth Title, and the Nissan-Honda Software PactNissan and Honda's software pact, Ford's two power-loss recalls, Milwaukee's IndyCar milestones, and a $14.6 million Ferrari F50 lead this week's concise car-culture digest.
Throttle Weekly2026-08-26Throttle Weekly Issue 39: A $42.9M Cobra Daytona, Norris's Dutch Win, and a China-Built CorsairLincoln's China-built Corsair Hybrid returns, Toyota and BMW open owner-facing recalls, Norris wins the final Dutch GP, Kirkwood takes IndyCar's D.C. debut, EREV basics land with Hyundai's 2027 plan, and a Shelby Daytona Coupe sells for $42.9 million.1
Throttle Weekly2026-08-19Throttle Weekly Issue 38: A 795-HP Mustang Convertible, a 955K Recall, and an IndyCar ComebackFord's 795-hp Mustang Dark Horse SC convertible, Stellantis' 954,885-vehicle backup-camera recall, Marcus Ericsson's Markham win, a holographic HUD explainer, and Mecum's $27.7 million Harrisburg sale make up this week's sourced car-culture digest.1
Throttle Weekly2026-08-12Throttle Weekly Issue 37: Dodge's 600-HP Super Bee, a Camry Recall, and a $2.1M Ford GTDodge's six-cylinder Charger Super Bee, Toyota's 508,354-Camry recall, Roadkill Nights, Bonneville's 396.949-mph run, MPGe basics, and a $2.1085 million Ford GT auction lead this week's sourced car-culture digest.
Throttle Weekly2026-08-05Throttle Weekly Issue 36: Mercedes Sets an EV 'Ring Record, Ram Recalls 1.5 Million Trucks, and a Volvo Goes to the ShowMercedes-AMG sets a 7:32 Nürburgring record with the electric CLA45, Ram recalls more than 1.5 million trucks, and two very different classic-car projects show where the enthusiast world is heading.