It begins with a phone call — short, disjointed, and terrifying. The kind that freezes time and sends every heartbeat into chaos. Sharon’s trembling hand barely holds the phone as the words cut through the line: “There’s been an accident… it’s Noah.”
In an instant, the world tilts off its axis for the Newman family. Noah Newman — their son, their hope, their bridge between fractured pasts — lies in a Los Angeles hospital, clinging to life after a violent collision on a fog-drenched hillside. What was meant to be an ordinary late-night drive through the city’s winding roads has become a nightmare. The fog was thick, the road slick, and witnesses describe a car spinning out of control — but the details are murky, and the truth feels even further away.
For Sharon Newman, fear grips her like never before. She’s lived through tragedy, betrayal, and loss — but this is different. This isn’t heartbreak. This is survival. Her instincts tell her something about the story doesn’t add up. It wasn’t just bad weather. It wasn’t just bad luck. Something darker may be at play.
Across town, Nick Newman gets the same call — and the panic in his mother’s voice nearly stops his heart. Memories of past crises come flooding back: Cassie’s accident, Faith’s illness, and every single moment when he arrived too late. He swears this won’t be one of those times. Within minutes, he’s in motion — arranging flights, calling contacts, piecing together what little information the LAPD has released.
But the more Nick learns, the less it makes sense.
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The Shadow Behind the Wheel
Initial police reports describe it as a “high-speed collision” — but those who know Noah say that doesn’t fit. He’s careful, cautious, always aware of his surroundings. A single misstep seems out of character. Even more suspiciously, traffic cameras along the stretch of highway mysteriously stopped recording minutes before the crash.
Nick’s protective instincts go into overdrive. He can’t shake the thought that this wasn’t an accident — that someone wanted to silence his son.
And in a city like Los Angeles, where business, secrets, and revenge intertwine, he’s not wrong to think it.
A Mother’s Intuition and a Father’s Fury
Back in Genoa City, Sharon’s panic has sharpened into purpose. She makes calls, checks hospitals, verifies patient records — her therapist’s composure now replaced by a mother’s raw determination. Within hours, she and Nick are aligned again, united in crisis despite years of emotional distance. The arguments, the misunderstandings, the complicated history between them — all of it fades in the shadow of a hospital bed miles away.
They board the Newman jet that night, sitting side by side in silence. Each pretends to be strong for the other, but inside, both are shattering.
The Calm Before the Media Storm
Meanwhile, Chelsea Lawson and Adam Newman quickly realize this tragedy is bigger than family drama — it’s a potential public scandal. The news of Noah’s accident is spreading fast, fueled by whispers and speculation about whether the incident could be linked to the brewing Cain Atkinson scandal.
Cain’s recent business exposé — a hit piece that rocked Newman Media — has already thrown the city’s corporate world into chaos. Rumors swirl that his operations in Los Angeles might connect back to Newman family investments. Now, with Noah in the crossfire, the lines between corporate warfare and personal tragedy are blurring dangerously.
Chelsea steps up, offering to manage things at home. “Nick doesn’t need to worry about business right now,” she insists to Adam. “We’ll hold down the fort.”
Adam nods, his expression grim. “And if Victor pushes back?”
“Then he’ll deal with me,” she replies without hesitation.
For once, Adam doesn’t argue. There’s a rare unity among the fractured Newman orbit — a quiet agreement that this time, family comes first.
Victor’s Calculated Compassion
But even as the Newman patriarch processes the news, Victor Newman remains Victor — controlled, precise, and quietly furious. He immediately mobilizes resources, arranging the family jet, securing hospital access, and even deploying legal and security teams to Los Angeles. It’s not softness — it’s strategy.
Victor doesn’t comfort with words. He protects with power.
Yet behind his iron composure, there’s a flicker of something human — fear. He’s seen too many family members suffer, and the idea of losing Noah, his grandson, to some reckless “accident” gnaws at him.
Still, he doesn’t let emotion rule him. “Find out who was on that road,” he orders his assistant. “Every car, every name.”
To Victor, even grief is a battlefield — and he intends to win.
In Los Angeles: The Fight for Life
When Nick and Sharon finally arrive at the hospital, the sterile air feels suffocating. Machines beep steadily. Doctors rush past. And there, behind a glass wall, lies Noah — pale, motionless, with tubes and monitors tethering him to the world.
Sharon’s knees nearly give out, but Nick catches her, his jaw tight with unspoken emotion. The doctor’s words are careful: “He’s stable, but critical. The next 24 hours are crucial.”
Together, they hover by his bedside, whispering prayers and promises. Sharon tracks every update, asking sharp, informed questions about his CT scans and neurological responses. Nick handles logistics — calling detectives, reviewing accident reports, and quietly ordering a private investigation.
He’s determined to find out exactly what happened on that hill.
Whispers and Warnings
Back in Genoa City, the Cain Atkinson story keeps gaining traction. Phyllis Summers, ever the strategist, meets Cain at the GCAC to discuss his next media move. He wants to spin his image, to make the world see him as a misunderstood reformer rather than a manipulative schemer.
Phyllis listens, half-skeptical, half-intrigued — until her phone buzzes with the alert: Noah Newman — hospitalized in LA following crash.
Her eyes narrow. The timing is too perfect. Cain’s “image shift” just happens to coincide with a Newman family tragedy that steals headlines away from his own scandal.
“Tell me, Cain,” she says slowly, “you didn’t… engineer this, did you?”
He laughs it off, but she’s not convinced.
The Weight of Every Breath
Through the night, Sharon and Nick take turns keeping vigil at Noah’s bedside. The rhythm of the machines becomes their heartbeat. Every small improvement — a flicker of a reflex, a steadier pulse — feels like a miracle.
And when Noah’s fingers twitch, Sharon finally lets herself cry. Nick grips her hand, and for the first time in years, they don’t argue, don’t analyze — they just feel.
Outside, the Los Angeles lights blur through the hospital windows. The city hums with life, indifferent to the family holding its breath inside.
The Ripple Effect
Back home, Adam and Chelsea keep their word. They field business calls, intercept Victor’s inquiries, and manage the press with calm efficiency. For once, the Newman family — fractured, stubborn, and proud — moves as one.
Even Victor, watching from afar, feels a rare pang of pride. “That’s my family,” he murmurs quietly. “We fight. But when it matters… we fight together.”
Hope and Reckoning
As dawn breaks, the doctor returns with cautious optimism. Noah’s condition is stabilizing. The swelling in his brain has subsided, and he’s responding to light stimuli.
Sharon exhales shakily, her eyes filling with relief. Nick leans over, brushing a hand through his son’s hair. “You’re not done yet, kid,” he whispers. “You’ve still got a lot to fight for.”
But even as relief washes over them, another truth lingers — this isn’t over. The investigation into the crash has just begun, and whispers of sabotage are spreading fast.
Someone in Genoa City wanted a distraction… and Noah may have paid the price.
In The Young and the Restless, tragedy doesn’t end a story — it ignites it. As the Newman family gathers around their fallen son, one question burns brighter than all the rest:
Was Noah’s crash truly an accident… or the beginning of something far more dangerous?
Top 10 Most Popular Cars in the World
Demand for cars changes very quickly, although some models maintain their leadership for years. That’s why our ranking includes the best-selling cars over the past few years, not just one year. The top three leaders have remained unchanged for a long time, so these models should be looked at especially carefully.
1. Toyota Corolla
Maintaining its leadership for 4 consecutive years! What does this say? It means that the car has the optimal balance of price and quality, is convenient for everyday use, has excellent technical characteristics, and, of course, is reliable. It’s no wonder that in 2022, 629 thousand units were sold. In 2021, the figure reached 985 units, which is impressive.
The Toyota Corolla has been in production for 20 generations, but only now its appearance has noticeably changed. However, the model still remains quite classic. Toyota, as is known, is quite conservative in terms of the exterior of its cars. Nevertheless, this does not prevent it from remaining the most sought-after brand in the world for many years.
2. Toyota Camry
Another “leading” model from Toyota is the representative and more comfortable Camry. We haven’t mentioned earlier that in 2022, the company sold 7.3 million cars worldwide – it’s time to mention it now. To once again confirm the brand’s popularity.
The Toyota Camry itself was sold almost 606 thousand units in the same year. Like the Corolla, the Camry has undergone restyling, but not a major one (the changes mainly affected the interior rather than the exterior). It can still be recognized on the street at first glance.
3. Honda CR-V
Unlike the previous Toyota models, the Honda CR-V has changed quite significantly in appearance (not to mention the interior) over its 6 generations. The perfectly balanced combination of price and quality, as well as reliability and comfort, remains unchanged. The car looks great and at the same time has good off-road capabilities. The car’s interior is spacious and comfortable, and in the last two generations, it’s also modern.
The model has been in the top three best-selling cars worldwide for several years. In 2021, sales reached 713 thousand units, and in 2022 – 449 thousand. The reason for the sharp decline in sales can be easily explained overall – the growing demand for electric cars. Even the hybrid version of the Honda CR-V cannot stop the decline in demand for such a beautiful model by all measures.
4. Toyota RAV4
Once again, Toyota, this time with the compact and lightweight all-wheel-drive crossover RAV4. This beauty has been in demand almost since the beginning of its existence, but its peak popularity came in recent years. In 2020, almost 915 thousand units were sold, in 2021 – 965 thousand, in 2022 – 654 thousand. Once again, the demand for electric cars played a role here, although modern RAV4 models are also available with a hybrid engine.
It’s worth reminding that the model production started in 1994, and since then it has changed quite significantly. Today, it’s a representative and quite powerful car that can be seen as both a business-class and a family car.
5. Ford F-Series
Ford pickups sell well worldwide, but in their homeland, the USA, they have simply insane demand. There’s no wonder: it’s a powerful SUV with a comfortable cabin that can be used as both a city car and a “workhorse.” The F-150 model is especially popular. Among other full-size Ford pickups, it’s a true leader. This is because it consistently ranks in the top three best-selling cars both worldwide and in the USA for several years.
In 2021, 851 thousand units of the F-Series were sold, and in 2022, the figure decreased to 767 units. Models Explorer and Ranger follow with a significant margin.
6. Hyundai Tucson
The second best-selling compact crossover in 2022 is the Korean Hyundai Tucson. The lightweight and affordable SUV has gained popularity in both Europe and Russia, and in the USA, the model has become the best-selling among other Hyundai vehicles. It is available in both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive models.
The Tucson is the most in-demand model for the Korean company compared to other cars. Thus, in 2021, almost 478 thousand units were sold worldwide, and in 2022, 410 thousand. The decrease in demand is linked to the increasing interest in electric vehicles.
7. Chevrolet Silverado
Chevrolet Silverado enters the ranking of “most popular cars” for two consecutive years. And that says something! Perhaps it can be called the best alternative to Ford pickups. Powerful, strong, and yet relatively fuel-efficient – it’s economical and environmentally friendly!
Fun fact! Chevrolet Silverado “played roles” in Tarantino’s “Kill Bill” movie and Lady Gaga’s music video for the song “Telephone.”
In 2021, approximately 580 thousand units were sold, and in 2022, 466 thousand units. In both cases, these are the best indicators within the Chevrolet brand.
8. Tesla Model 3
The popularity of electric cars is gaining momentum. It’s not surprising, but even predictable to expect that in a few years, the top-selling cars will consist entirely of electric cars. For now, the Tesla Model 3 has joined the leaders in traditional fuel. Ease of handling, excellent autopilot mode, and undeniable environmental friendliness have made the Tesla Model 3 one of the best-selling cars in Europe: more than 23 thousand units were sold in 2022, allowing it to top the corresponding ranking. By the way, the Tesla Model Y lags not far behind: it “sold” almost 19 thousand units.
The Tesla Model 3 is no less popular worldwide. In 2021, it was bought 552 thousand times, and in 2022, 535 thousand times. At the same time, Tesla set its own record by selling over 1.3 million of its cars in 2022.
9. Volkswagen Polo
Interestingly, the Polo remains one of the favorites both in Europe and worldwide. It’s appreciated not only for its compactness and low fuel consumption but also for the balanced comfort and simplicity. This car also has good off-road capabilities for its class, so it’s perfect for medium-difficulty countryside trips.
In 2020, Volkswagen Polo was sold worldwide in the amount of 390 thousand units, in 2021 – 353 thousand units, in 2022, demand dropped to 211 thousand. Obviously, it is being displaced by Tesla, but for now, the Polo confidently holds its position on the secondary market.
10. Nissan Sylphy
The Nissan Sylphy did not appear in Russia, Europe, or the USA. But it managed to enter the global sales rankings, and the secret is simple. It gained tremendous popularity where it was released – in China. The model was well-liked by the Chinese, and in 2021, 498 thousand units were bought.
This representative sedan quickly “lost ground,” and in 2022, sales amounted to only 229 thousand units for the whole year. In China, as well as worldwide, there is a shift in demand towards electric vehicles – and by the way, the Chinese automotive industry has been quite successful in this endeavor.
