Car News

Volkswagen ID. Buzz robotaxis have begun on-road testing in Los Angeles.

Kia's CEO recently confirmed that the automaker plans to offer a midsize truck here by 2030.

The average American new car buyer paid $49,275 in March, up 3.5% from a year ago.

Ford is recalling certain SUV and truck models for a defective windshield wiper arm that may move erratically or detach from the vehicle.

Toyota announces pricing for the 2027 Land Cruiser, which will be available later this spring.

According to an industry report, the Chevrolet Camaro sports car might be making a comeback, for the third time.

A week driving the 2026 Volkswagen Jetta GLI Autobahn edition finds it a fun and well-executed car considering its price.

Ford releases mid-year updates for the 2026 Bronco lineup, which includes the return of the Wildtrak as an equipment package.

Lexus is recalling over 15,264 Lexus LX SUVs from model years 2022-2024 due to a potential defect with the front passenger seat frames that can ultimately affect airbag deployment.

Mercedes-Benz has recalled 3,734 2025 G-Class G 580 electric SUVs due to loose wheel bolts.

Nissan is recalling certain 2026 Leaf models due to a high-voltage battery issue that can pose a fire risk.

Replacement airbag inflators may be responsible for 10 deaths and two serious injuries over a dozen crashes in the past three years.

Lexis has recalled 144,200 vehicles across various models and years due to a rearview camera issue caused by an internal defect.

Ford issued a new software update to fix a broken software update to address a fuel pump issue on its Super Duty diesel trucks.