Acura has recalled 152,800 MDX SUVs from model years 2014-2020 because all of the lights on the rear of the vehicle, inside and out, can go dark at once. For many of the vehicles, this is the second recall over this same issue.
Aston Martin will launch a lighter weight, higher-performance version of its DBX S flagship SUV for the 2026 model year.
A new report says BMW will keep most prices flat through June despite new tariffs, but may pause production of some electric cars.
Toyota will introduce a stylish Nightshade Edition of its Camry sedan for 2026. That’s nearly it for model-year updates.
Mazda is holding some 2025 MX-5 Miata roadsters in ports over a possible hardware problem, likely to release them this summer.
Ford has recalled two 2025 Bronco SUVs because vital steering components can separate, leaving the driver unable to control the vehicle.
As tariff policy changes, at least five automakers have withdrawn financial guidance for the year and not offered any further predictions.
Maryland has delayed enforcement of a new rule that would mandate more electric vehicle (EV) sales starting in 2027.
Honda will give its its best-selling CR-V compact SUV some tech updates and add a rugged TrailSport trim for the 2026 model year.
Mercedes-Benz has recalled 409 cars for a second time because they may have been repaired incorrectly under an earlier recall.
