The 2026 Toyota Camry Made Me Miss Honest-to-Goodness Sedans All Over Again

Electrify America just opened its biggest charging station yet, with 24 DC fast chargers. The new station is in Orlando, at Sand Lake Corners South shopping center on South John Young Parkway. Each of its 24 chargers can deliver up to 350 kW.

Brett T. Evans has more than a decade of experience driving, writing about, and evaluating automobiles. His early career comprised writing about pre- and post-war classic cars, as well as late-model performance diesel trucks. These varied experiences allowed him the chance to gain expertise in every corner of the auto world. Today, he spends much of his time on modern car culture and mass-market news. If you thought the Rad-era trend was letting up, you've got another thing coming. The audio experts at Pioneer are hoping to cash in with a totally rad set of car audio components that wouldn't look out of place on the set of Against All Odds or Sixteen Candles, including a new component speaker and a head unit that would be perfect for a period-correct build that doesn't sacrifice modern technology. I mean, a tape deck that hides USB and auxiliary inputs? Come on, that's about as totally tubular as it gets, and it's begging to find a home in an NA Miata or classic Nissan Z.

William has been writing about cars since 2024, after completing his journalism diploma at University and undertaking work experience at Autocar Magazine. He is now a contributor to CarBuzz, specializing in features on pricing, reliability and buyer's advice based on the moves happening in the automotive industry. When he is not writing his latest piece for this site, he is kept busy working at Mercedes-Benz World at the Brooklands Racetrack. The reliability of the cars we own and drive has certainly improved in leaps and bounds. In the last century, it was pretty much expected that you would break down at some point, but we now have cars like the Toyota Camry that can do over 100,000 miles without even breaking a sweat. It is always possible, however, to identify the least reliable cars, and it is now easier than ever, in fact. Just because the standard of car reliability is now much higher than it was, it doesn't mean that there aren't models on sale today that have had owners complaining about issues, whether they are issues inherent in the manufacture or ones that have shown themselves later down the line. Here are the five worst offenders...

Johnson joins CarBuzz on March 2026. He's currently studying MA Automotive Journalism at Coventry University in the UK which is the only course in the world to focus on this specific subject. He studied history in university which he combines the research and writing skills to produce contents related to automotive topics. Johnson’s passion for cars orginated from his early childhood which he grew up watching iconic Japanese anime Initial D and Pixar movie Cars and fell in love with all the stuff related to cars. According to Johnson’s family, he would be able to name the models and make of the vehicles on the road from a very young age.

When you buy a used car, especially one well out of warranty and advanced in age, it’s generally accepted that a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) is highly recommended. When buying a 20-year-old Land Rover product, that recommendation should be seen more as a requirement than a mere suggestion. Despite this, when I purchased my 321k-mile 2006 Range Rover back in March, my haste to get behind the wheel relegated conventional wisdom to the back seat. After six months and nearly four thousand miles, I’ve grown confident in my Tonga Green bucket of magnificence despite its existing and mounting flaws. Still, I figured it was finally time to open up the metaphorical closet to see what skeletons may be lurking inside. To satisfy my curiosity, and to build a roadmap for what my L322 will need to propel it past the 400k-mile goalposts, I called my local Land Rover dealers to schedule an inspection. While I was fully prepared for a mahoosive list, nothing could have prepared me for a bill that would not only put Caleb Hammer in the grave but have him rolling over in it.