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1999 feels like an eternity ago, but that is when BMW first introduced the X5. They attempted to “redefine the SUV”, which is fairly common for marketing speak these days. But BMW did seem to have a lasting effect, and it’s back to celebrate with a special edition.

A German newspaper reports that Scout will delay production until at least 2028 due to “technical issues.” Recent responses from Scout seem to deny that.

The Supreme Court today struck down many of President Trump's signature tariffs, but the move does not lift levies from new cars.

Tesla released a new Cybertruck trim that is the most affordable one yet, and has cut the price of its most expensive trim.

Due to popular customer demand, Ram is bringing back the Rebel X package for the 2026 Ram 1500 lineup for another year.

Polestar plans to bring four new models to the market by 2028. Here's a preview.

Storms last month slowed foot traffic to dealerships, leading to higher days' supply of cars on lots.

The infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) is not currently meeting demand, despite repeated concerns about the future of EVs, a ChargePoint report finds.

The average cost of auto insurance is falling.

Volkswagen previews the fully redesigned 2027 Atlas, showcasing bold new sheet metal, a revamped interior, and updated turbo power during icy winter testing in Quebec ahead of its official debut at the 2026 New York Auto Show.

European automakers are reworking interior car design after new rules will require buttons, not touchscreen access, for some functions.

The average American earner would need to work 35.6 weeks to pay off the average car bought in January – a slight improvement.

The fourth model in Jeep’s Twelve 4 Twelve celebration is the 2026 Jeep Wrangler Willys 392.

The Subaru Crosstrek strikes a balance of off-road capability and everyday functionality. Let’s look at its cabin in detail.