TODAY·IN·CARS
Issue · MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2026

1,139-HP Porsche SUV, $46K V8 Durango, Bugatti's Folding TV

PLUS: Four-Door Mustang?, $26K Kia Seltos, VW's 'Horses' Jab

Releases & Reviews

Porsche’s Cayenne Coupe Turbo will even make 911 owners nervous

Porsche’s first electric Cayenne Coupe Turbo is the most powerful Porsche ever, wielding 1,139 horsepower (849 kW) and 1,106 pound-feet (1,500 Nm) for a claimed 2.4 second 0-60 sprint. Starting at $170,350, it out-accelerates supercars while still steering like a proper Porsche.

2027 Dodge Durango Is a V-8-Only SUV That Starts Under $46,000

Dodge keeps its three-row Durango defiantly V-8-only for 2027, with the base 360 horsepower (268 kW) Hemi GT starting at $45,670. The range tops out with the 710 horsepower (530 kW) supercharged Hellcat at $82,490—an increasingly rare gas guzzler that arrives this fall.

Technology, Market Data & Analysis

Strike at Axle Manufacturer Threatens GM Truck Supply

United Auto Workers walked off the job at American Axle’s Michigan plant, which supplies axles for GM’s Silverado HD, Sierra HD, Colorado, and Canyon pickups. GM holds roughly two weeks of stock, so trucks stay plentiful for now—but a prolonged strike could thin dealer inventory.

Auto market turmoil takes toll on German carmakers, study says

An EY study found global automakers’ first-quarter revenue rose 2 percent, led by Japanese and US groups, while German carmakers slid 4 percent. Tariffs, lost ground in the US and China, overcapacity, and slow EV adoption point to what EY calls “another crisis year.”

Car Culture

Morgan’s Plus Four Super Sport Is a Race-Bred Roadster

This 1967 Morgan Plus Four Super Sports—one of just 104 US-spec cars—sold for $78,400 at Bonhams Greenwich. Its hopped-up 125 horsepower (93 kW) Triumph four and low-slung, Le Mans-bred body make these hand-built Brits a charming bargain beside comparably rare Porsches.

Miscellaneous

Chrysler’s Comeback Starts Now, With a Fresh Look and This SUV

Reduced to just the Pacifica minivan, Chrysler plans a revival under Stellantis’ FastLane 2030 plan, with three models starting below $40,000. Two—the Arrow and Arrow Cross SUV—will be spun from Fiat’s Grizzly line, though design chief Ralph Gilles insists it’s differentiation, not badge engineering.

There’s a 137-Inch Bugatti TV Now, and It Folds

Bugatti and Austrian firm C Seed built the N1, a folding 137-inch 4K micro-LED television that rises from hiding in 45 seconds and rotates 180 degrees. Styled after the Tourbillon hypercar, it’s the ultimate screen for billionaires awaiting their 1,775 horsepower (1,324 kW) V16.

Quick Links

Toyota Updates the 2027 GR86 Sports Car

Toyota’s featherweight 2027 GR86 gains smoother throttle and shifter tuning, available Brembo brakes and SACHS dampers, fresh paint, and sharper camera safety tech when it reaches dealers this summer.

Here's How We'd Spec The Perfect Corvette Grand Sport

Chevrolet’s new Corvette Grand Sport configurator is live, letting you spec the $88,495, 535 horsepower (399 kW) coupe—powered by a 6.7-liter V-8—across hundreds of colors, wheels, and packages.

How Encor Created the Consummate Lotus Esprit

Ex-Lotus engineers at Encor are building 50 carbon-bodied, fully rebuilt Esprits that finally fix the original’s panel gaps and drivetrain woes—honoring Giugiaro’s wedge for about $575,000 atop your donor car.

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