Car News

Lamborghini this week announced an available 10-year warranty — something previously known only on more affordable cars.

GM executives this week previewed several new technologies they plan to release in coming years, including eyes-off driving.

Kia confirmed it won't be selling a 2026 Telluride as the popular 3-row SUV gets redesigned for the 2027 model year.

General Motors will eliminate Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its cars by 2028, according to CEO Mary Barra.

The best-selling Toyota RAV4 could get hard to find for a few weeks when factories start building a new version.

Volkswagen paused production of its ID. Buzz electric minivan due to slowing demand, according to a new report.

New cars grew harder to afford in September, measured by the time the average American must work to pay for one.

Porsche today unveiled the Goldilocks version of its 2026 Macan Electric — a midpriced, midperformance GTS model.

The average used car was listed for $25,825 at the end of September — up $454 from the month before.

Cadillac will cancel its compact CT4 after next June, the company says, but redesign the larger CT5 luxury sedan.

In a week of driving, the 2025 Volkswagen Golf R proved a highly customizable performance car suitable for commuting.

The all-new Audi A5 balances performance and comfort as well as any luxury car, and adds practical new technologies.

Tesla operates its own insurance company, but California's insurance regulator may take away its license to operate

Jeep today revealed a redesigned 2026 Grand Wagoneer SUV with an available range-extended electric powertrain.