Hey there! Managing Editor Jared Solomon here with your Thurday HotCars recap, including the top stories of the day.

Tonight we’re talking market surprises and everyday twists. Monterey’s biggest auction wins this year aren’t the rare classics you’d expect—newer performance icons are stealing the spotlight and signaling a shift in collector tastes. Meanwhile, Ford has a down-to-earth surprise in store for drivers. More stories ahead, so let’s get into it.

News Of The Day

What’s Selling Big At Monterey Isn’t What Collectors Expected

Monterey Car Week auctions reveal a shifting classic car market, where modern supercars are rising and vintage icons face cooling demand.

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Features Of The Day

The Highest Horsepower Ever In A Naturally Aspirated Engine

Producing a staggering 1000 hp, this naturally aspirated engine sits heads and shoulders above all others

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LS7-Swapped 1966 Chevy Nova Has Too Much Fun For Its Own Good

The owner wanted to demonstrate the brutal acceleration of his 1,000-hp beast but broke the oil pan in the process.

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10 Ridiculously Reliable Diesel Pickups That Will Tow Forever

Diesel pickup trucks are well-known for their power and capability, but these ones also add bulletproof reliability into the mix.

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This Maserati Sports Car With A Ferrari V8 Is Now Cheaper Than A Camry

Depreciation has turned this bona fide luxury supercar into a ridiculous V8-powered bargain.

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Forgotten Supercar: Toyota's 500-Horsepower All-Wheel-Drive Celica

Toyota's secret 500-horsepower project was a high-stakes gamble that never got a chance to pay off.

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