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At under $15,000, Fiat has expanded the usefulness of its micro EV and introduced a new open-air variant.

First impressions of the revived Mitsubishi Pajero are looking good, going as far as claiming it's even better than the Toyota Land Cruiser.

BYD wants to test its EV Hypercar to its limits, attempting to break beyond 310 mph in November.

Nissan's September 2026 report reveals massive sales growth in the U.S. and Japan, driven by a 52.7% surge in North American exports and strong SUV demand.

It was only a matter of time before ABT Sportsline tuned the Audi RS 5, and the result is the 709-horsepower RS 5-R.

Honda boosts fleet sales by a massive 54% to expand its dealership loaner program, creating a new pipeline of high-quality used cars.

GM's Smart Driver was meant to promote safe driving, but it has become a headache after privacy violations amounting to millions.

A British coachbuilder has revived the legendary Audi Quattro, but its performance is in another league.

A Pennsylvania father and son face serious felony charges after allegedly selling nearly $500,000 worth of stolen, title-washed cars on Facebook Marketplace.

The Dodge Charger Daytona costs only a little more than its Hurricane-powered sibling on paper, but the difference becomes much harder to ignore when leasing.

I-80 drivers face snow on Saturday as it returns to California’s high country, and the chain rules that come with it depend on what tires a vehicle is wearing.

The Honda Passport Baja Spec is a purpose-built race truck, and it will become the first hybrid-powered entry in the SCORE World Desert Championship’s top Trophy Truck class.

Four years after opening in the depths of the pandemic, the Mazda/Toyota joint venture in Huntsville, Alabama rolled out its 1 millionth crossover. And the partners may soon expand their alliance.

The RCV was also America's fourth-best-selling electric vehicle overall in the third quarter.

All 5,000 and counting unicastings are destined for prototypes, not for production yet.