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A new Porsche patent filing shows a system that activates racing stripes on a car when the driver selects Sport mode.

Jeep released a pair of brightly colored throwbacks, the Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind editions, with 80s/90s-inspired graphics.

It was easier to qualify for a car loan in March than at any point since June 2022. Subprime loans grew their highest share in six years.

Volkswagen is ending U.S. production on its ID.4 electric SUV.

The Toyota Prius is a longstanding example of what a hybrid can offer at its best, but sales are down this year.

Electric vehicle (EV) sales fell 27% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2026, but the drop may be leveling out, according to new data.

The EV automaker is offering up to a $21,000 lease discount for customers who currently drive a Tesla.

Cadillac's CT4 lineup will reportedly close for orders by the week of April 20th. This includes the enthusiast-favorite Blackwing variant.

Hyundai has released a software update for the 2026 Calligraphy and Limited Palisade models to address a power seat recall.

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

Learn why gas prices may stay high even after a U.S.-Iran cease-fire, from crude oil and refining to seasonal demand and regional costs.

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.

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