Mercedes-Benz is determined to surpass BMW and Lexus to become the number one luxury brand in the United States.

The legendary BMW Z4 sports car reaches the end of its journey with a special Final Edition release.

The Hyundai Crater concept hints at a future lineup of tough, off-road-ready vehicles from Hyundai, showcasing bold design and serious capability.

Mighty Car Mods transforms a classic Hilux into a turbo-powered beast that tears up the road and roars with an unforgettable soundtrack.

The Recon delivers 650 hp and 620 lb-ft, reaches 60 mph in 3.6 seconds, and includes an electronically locking rear differential.

The 2026 Q3 arrives with a major redesign, upgraded tech, and a notable price increase ahead of its early-2026 debut.

A mid-size pickup with strong ties to the Mitsubishi Triton, signaling a shared engineering lineage.

The 2026 Prelude starts at $43,195, including destination. It isn’t cheap, but Honda argues the premium is tied to abundant standard equipment and tech shared with the Civic Type R.

A look at Hyundai's upcoming three-row electric SUV and why it might redefine the family-hauler category.

The last Ford Focus—a white five-door hatchback—rolled off the Saarlouis line last Friday, marking the end of a 27-year production run.

In Nissan's staple lineup, the Rogue continues to deliver solid value and strong tech without breaking the bank. For 2026, Nissan introduces a plug-in hybrid variant—the brand's first in the United States—aimed at delivering an experience closer to an electric car than a conventional hybrid.

The 2026 Pathfinder brings a refreshed exterior, a new Baltic Teal color option, and strengthened cabin technology across the lineup.

Jeep marks the Easter Jeep Safari's home turf with a bold new variant that also undercuts its predecessor by a wide margin, introducing the 2026 Wrangler Moab 392 with a Hemi V-8 and rugged tire package.

The 2026 Terrain refresh markets its looks and tech, but driving dynamics may disappoint.

The workhorse sticks to traditional controls, featuring a hand-operated parking brake and manual air conditioning.

Even with an $810 increase for the base model, the refreshed Sentra still starts under $24,000, while gaining updated tech and a redesigned interior.

Are tighter wallets to blame, or is the lineup failing to lure buyers? The latest data points to pricing and market shifts as the main culprits.

The charming urban runabout returns in pure EV form, marrying classic vibes with modern tech for everyday practicality.

Ford's electric F-150 Lightning could be retired as the automaker reevaluates production and pursues a broader, lower-cost EV plan, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Bulletproof Automotive’s tuned Honda S2000 wields a fresh 2.0-liter crate engine boosted by a Vortech supercharger, delivering over 580 horsepower at 9,300 rpm and reaching a lofty 10,000 rpm redline.

A concept car combines onboard carbon capture with algae-derived fuel to slash emissions, aiming for net-negative results, but large-scale biofuel production and infrastructure pose major challenges.

Sportage remains the brand's top seller with a 17% monthly increase.

Limited to 50 units and priced near 235k, this is a dedicated NHRA drag racer built for competition.

Modular bumper sections are designed for easier field repairs.

If Nissan plays it smart, these prototype components could become real aftermarket offerings.

Two STI concepts debut at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, including a gas-powered Performance-B variant based on the WRX and a separate all-electric Performance-E model, hinting at a near-production path for Subaru's STI lineup.

A Ford Bronco equipped with Google's Street View technology embarked on a 35-day journey to document the complete TransAmerica Trail.

Chevrolet's Corvette ZR1X took the crown as the fastest American vehicle around the Nürburgring earlier this year, overtaking Ford. However, this dominance may be short-lived.

Infiniti announces the return of a beloved sport sedan, aiming to capture the essence of the iconic G35 with modern enhancements.

Following the Mirage's discontinuation, Mitsubishi's most economical vehicle is now priced slightly above $26,000.