Car News

February proved what many thought to be true: New electric vehicles are not selling like they used to.

Jeep is continuing its Twelve 4 Twelve limited edition series with its fifth installment.

A free update for owners of 2026 Outback Touring and Touring XT models will enable them to use the brand's first hands-free highway driving system.

The Drive reports that the Volvo EX30 standard and Cross Country trim will be discontinued.

Rising costs and economic pressures are pushing both automakers and consumers toward a middle ground where affordability and value can coexist without sacrificing experience.

Testing the 2026 Dodge Charger Six-Pack on a long winter drive and a rally course through the woods reveals the future of American muscle.

Multiple outlets are speculating that the Honda Prologue may be canceled.

A week driving the 2026 Mazda3 finds all its sporty charms intact, keeping it a fun-to-drive option among inexpensive sedans.

The 2027 Kia Telluride Hybrid makes a strong case over the turbocharged 4-cylinder.

The Federal Trade Commission last week warned 97 car dealership groups against some pricing practices it called deceptive.

The listing price of the average used car fell last month, as demand for used SUVs softened even before gas prices began their rise.

Google Maps is getting its biggest update in over a decade, combining maps with Gemini, Google’s large language model (LLM).

Honda has canceled three EVs slated for U.S. production: the 0 Series Saloon, 0 Series SUV, and the Acura RSX.

Infiniti is reportedly taking the first step toward its performance division by launching a Red Sport version of the QX80.