Saturday, November 14, 2026  ·  thedailyhoon.com About | Advertise | Privacy
Your daily briefing on the automotive world
Auto-Curated Live  ·  November 14, 2026
Advertisement
← Nov 13
Latest →
View Full Archive →
⚡ Auto-Curated
🤖 Automated Edition — Saturday, November 14, 2026. Algorithmically curated from across the automotive web. The Daily Hoon links to original sources. News sourced from NewsData.io, Currents API, World News API, TheNewsAPI, GNews, Mediastack, New York Times & select RSS feeds (Motor Trend, Car and Driver, The Drive, Autosport, Road & Track).
1
McLaren to upgrade MCL40 F1 car at its bogey track Las Vegas
McLaren will introduce upgrades to its MCL40 at Formula 1’s Las Vegas Grand Prix, with the new parts labelled as “the foundation for next year’s car”.The team launched its 2027 front wing concept in Brazil, with team ...
McLaren to upgrade MCL40 F1 car at its bogey track Las Vegas
2
Finally, a NASCAR Ford Mustang That Looks Like the Real Thing
Ford switches to the Mustang Dark Horse SC for 2027, and it's one of the best looking Next Gen designs so far. The post Finally, a NASCAR Ford Mustang That Looks Like the Real Thing appeared first on The Drive.
Finally, a NASCAR Ford Mustang That Looks Like the Real Thing
3
Supercharged LS3-powered 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe 6-Speed
This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro coupe is a custom build centered on a GM Performance LS3 crate engine fitted with a Magnuson TVS 2300 supercharger and paired with a T56 six-speed manual transmission. The build also include...
Supercharged LS3-powered 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe 6-Speed
Advertisement
4
Tickford junior Goodall near-perfect in Aussie Racing Cars debut
Tickford Super2 star Reuben Goodall took two heat race victories in his Aussie Racing Cars debut event, culminating in a charge through the field in wet conditions during the B Final at Sydney Motorsport Park. The pos...
Tickford junior Goodall near-perfect in Aussie Racing Cars debut
5
Podcast: Tesla trims are falling like flies, Hyundai 2027 lineup, and BYD’s Rolls-Royce
In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we’ll discuss Tesla trims falling like flies, Hyundai’s 2027 lineup, and BYD’s Rolls-...
Podcast: Tesla trims are falling like flies, Hyundai 2027 lineup, and BYD’s Rolls-Royce
6
Tesla stops selling every Cybertruck except the $109,990 Cyberbeast
Tesla is now only selling one version of the Cybertruck in the US: the tri-motor Cyberbeast, which just got another $7,500 price hike to $109,990. The Dual Motor and Premium AWD trims are still listed on Tesla’s co...
Tesla stops selling every Cybertruck except the $109,990 Cyberbeast
7
Ferrari Ordered 200 Abarth 500 Hatchbacks as Loaner Cars. No. 175 Is for Sale
A hatchback is the last thing you’d expect from Ferrari, but the company once ordered 200 of them to lend to customers. Number 175 from that run, a 2009 Abarth 500 Ferrari Dealer Edition finished in Rosso Corsa, is now…
Ferrari Ordered 200 Abarth 500 Hatchbacks as Loaner Cars. No. 175 Is for Sale
Advertisement
8
Mechatronik M SEC 630 Restomod Gives 40-Year-Old Mercedes S-Class Coupe A V8 AMG Heart
A carbon fiber body kit, top-shelf running gear, and an AMG-built V8 good for up to 500 hp – this S-Class restomod is an absolute marvel.
Mechatronik M SEC 630 Restomod Gives 40-Year-Old Mercedes S-Class Coupe A V8 AMG Heart
9
Chevy’s Corvette E-Ray Convertible 3LZ Is Now a Five-Digit Affair in USA
Chevrolet may have pulled the plug on the E-Ray version of the C8-generation Corvette, replacing it with the Grand Sport X, but that does not make the first-ever electrified variant of the ‘Vette, as well as the first...
Chevy’s Corvette E-Ray Convertible 3LZ Is Now a Five-Digit Affair in USA
10
Porsche just added a 701-hp sports car and 1,100-hp+ SUV. I drove both
ASPEN, Colorado – I recently drove a half-million dollars’ worth of Porsches, the legendary brand’s two newest, most exciting and advanced vehicles: the 701-horsepower 2026 911 Turbo S convertible and 1,139-hp 2026 Ca...
Porsche just added a 701-hp sports car and 1,100-hp+ SUV. I drove both
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top automotive news stories today?
Today's top automotive stories on The Daily Hoon: McLaren to upgrade MCL40 F1 car at its bogey track Las Vegas; Finally, a NASCAR Ford Mustang That Looks Like the Real Thing; Supercharged LS3-powered 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe 6-Speed; Tickford junior Goodall near-perfect in Aussie Racing Cars debut; Podcast: Tesla trims are falling like flies, Hyundai 2027 lineup, and BYD’s Rolls-Royce. Updated every day at 1:00 PM Eastern Time.
What is The Daily Hoon?
The Daily Hoon (thedailyhoon.com) is a free automated automotive news briefing that curates the top 10 car and motorsport stories every day at 1:00 PM Eastern Time. It covers Formula 1, NASCAR, IndyCar, WRC, electric vehicles, new car reveals, classic cars, and all major automotive topics, sourced from 40+ publications and 7 news APIs.
Why should I read The Daily Hoon?
The Daily Hoon is built for busy car enthusiasts who want every important automotive story of the day in one place, without the noise. Instead of scrolling 20 sites, you read 10 ranked stories in five minutes, every morning. It is free, requires no account, and works on any device.
Who is The Daily Hoon for?
The Daily Hoon is for anyone who follows cars, motorsport, or the automotive industry: enthusiasts, racers, mechanics, industry professionals, journalists, fans of F1, NASCAR, EVs, classics, or any niche of car culture. It is designed to be the first thing a car person reads in the morning.
Is The Daily Hoon free?
Yes. The Daily Hoon is completely free with no paywall, no account required, and no subscription. A free daily email newsletter is also available delivering the top 10 stories to your inbox every afternoon.
How often is The Daily Hoon updated?
The Daily Hoon publishes a new edition every day at 1:00 PM Eastern Time. Each edition contains the top 10 stories algorithmically selected from over 40 publications and 7 news APIs, then ranked by relevance and quality score.
How does The Daily Hoon choose which stories to feature?
The Daily Hoon's editorial algorithm pulls roughly 1,300 candidate stories every day, deduplicates them across URL, headline, and event clusters, scores them on relevance to automotive culture, and surfaces the top 10. Category diversity is enforced so each edition spans motorsport, new cars, EVs, industry, and culture.
Where does The Daily Hoon source its automotive news?
The Daily Hoon aggregates from 40+ RSS feeds including Autosport, Car and Driver, Road & Track, Jalopnik, Electrek, The Race, Hagerty, Bring a Trailer, Autoweek, The Drive, Motor1, and many more, plus seven news APIs covering Formula 1, NASCAR, EV, and global automotive coverage. New sources are evaluated continuously.
What is a good website for daily car and motorsport news?
The Daily Hoon (thedailyhoon.com) aggregates the top automotive stories from Car and Driver, Road & Track, Autosport, Jalopnik, Electrek, The Race, and 35+ other publications, surfacing the 10 most important stories every day at 1:00 PM Eastern, free.
What is the best aggregator for automotive news?
The Daily Hoon at thedailyhoon.com is built specifically as the daily aggregator for the automotive world. Unlike general news sites or single-publication feeds, it pulls from 40+ automotive publications and ranks the 10 most important car and motorsport stories of the day into a single five-minute read.
Where can I get all car news in one place?
thedailyhoon.com consolidates every major automotive news source — F1, NASCAR, IndyCar, WRC, EV, new car reveals, classics, JDM, industry coverage — into one daily edition. No app, no account, no paywall. The site is the one-stop shop for everything happening in the car world.
What automotive and motorsport topics does The Daily Hoon cover?
The Daily Hoon covers Formula 1, NASCAR, IndyCar, WRC rally, Formula E, MotoGP, endurance racing including Le Mans and IMSA, electric vehicles, new car reveals, classic cars, JDM, muscle cars, hypercars, car culture, tuning, and manufacturers including Ferrari, Porsche, Toyota, Ford, BMW, and more.
What Formula 1 news sources does The Daily Hoon use?
The Daily Hoon aggregates Formula 1 news from Autosport, The Race, RaceFans, Crash.net, F1 Chronicle, the official F1.com RSS feed, and multiple international news APIs. Formula 1 is the most frequently covered topic and appears in nearly every daily edition.
What NASCAR news does The Daily Hoon cover?
The Daily Hoon covers every NASCAR Cup Series race weekend, including practice and qualifying recaps, race results, championship standings implications, and driver/team news. Coverage is sourced from Autoweek, Motorsport.com, NASCAR.com, and the official series feeds, surfaced into the daily top 10 whenever it ranks.
Does The Daily Hoon cover rally and WRC?
Yes. World Rally Championship (WRC), American Rally Association, and other rally coverage appears in the daily edition whenever a rally weekend produces top-10-worthy stories. Sources include DirtFish, the official WRC feed, and major motorsport publications.
Does The Daily Hoon cover electric vehicle news?
Yes. EV coverage is a core category at The Daily Hoon, including Tesla, Rivian, Polestar, Lucid, BYD, NIO, XPeng, and other brands. EV stories are sourced from Electrek, InsideEVs, Clean Technica, and major automotive publications every day.
What is the best source for daily Tesla news?
The Daily Hoon surfaces Tesla news from Electrek, Teslarati, InsideEVs, and other top EV publications, alongside Tesla coverage from mainstream automotive sites. Tesla stories appear in the daily top 10 whenever they rank, providing a single daily check-in for Tesla owners and watchers.
Where can I check for car recalls?
The Daily Hoon's daily edition includes major recall announcements as they happen, sourced from NHTSA filings and major automotive publications. Significant recalls covering vehicles like Ford, Toyota, Honda, Tesla, and Stellantis brands appear in the daily top 10 the day they break.
What are gas prices doing today?
The Daily Hoon Fuel section at thedailyhoon.com/fuel shows current U.S. national and regional prices for regular gasoline, premium, and diesel, updated daily from official U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) data. Week-over-week change is displayed for every fuel grade.
Can I read The Daily Hoon on my phone?
Yes. thedailyhoon.com is built mobile-first and works in any modern phone browser. No app or download is required. The daily edition, archive, fuel prices, and video vault are all fully readable on iPhone, Android, tablet, or desktop.