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A new report reveals which brands to avoid when looking for reliable used cars, and these are the brands that ranked dead last.  

Nissan needed a serviceable hybrid option for Rogue buyers, so it borrowed Mitsubishi's work. And that's turned out about as well as it possibly could.

Subaru's studying future performance models and says feedback will determine the future of the STI badge.

Toyota wants to reach as many people as possible with the $200,000-plus GR GT.

The studio reaffirms that despite staff cuts, it will continue to improve and update the racing sim in the coming months.

They're everywhere, from budget beaters to luxury land yachts. But drivers didn't exactly ask for them.

The Toyota GR GT is the start, not the end, of this sports car story.

Eric Bach claims he was forced out of Lucid and made a scapegoat for the automaker's problems after complaining about a hostile work environment.

This GT40 Mk II was a spare car that never raced. It's also got more original parts than any other in existence.

Would you go for a 'lil sports car or a practical kei van?

Finally ready to buy something not just because it can take you to work, but because it drives well, and struggling to budget for it? Check these ones out.

Cars stopped using bench seats for the sake of safety technologies and the style of bucket seats. However, some brands today still offer front bench seats.

Ever forget that you own an entire cargo airliner, leaving it to rust in a corner of an airport racking up 13 years of parking fees? We've all been there!

If your car ended up on this list, I think it would be best if you headed down to the comments and explained yourself.

In this morning's edition, from the U.S. to China, the automotive world is shrinking, and fast. But there's Christmas music on the radio, so that's something.

Cops, for instance, don't generally have flames shooting from their hood-mounted exhausts or fake miniguns mounted ahead of the windshield.