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These made-to-order off-road RV adventure rigs are basically unstoppable and a lot nicer than you might expect.

Tesla didn't fail to detect the mannequin, the system actually detected the child-size stand-in as a pedestrian but didn't bother to stop or even slow down.

If you love cars like the Pontiac Aztek, not only is that totally OK, but thanks to the magic of the internet, you can find others who share your enthusiasm.

The biggest disconnect in the auto industry is between consumers desperate for cheap vehicles and automakers that would rather drink motor oil than build them.

Elon Musk says goodbye to the feds, Nissan says goodbye to the five-speed Versa, German automakers want to make peace with Trump and Toyota can't stop winning.

That's right, prospective buyers, your prayers have finally been answered: For 2025, the North American-spec Transalp comes in colors.

Brian is helping his daughter, a soon-to-be college grad, replace an aging Wrangler. The only real must-have? A manual transmission!

It sure looks like the rubber is about to meet the road when it comes to Elon Musk's decades-long Tesla robotaxi promises

The next-gen Jeep Cherokee looks pretty great, and it'll be offered with hybrid and potentially fully electric powertrains.

If you have ever thought a Lotus Elise was too soft and heavy, then you need to check out the incredible Tommy Kaira ZZ.

I'm sure Chevy's implementation of a fidget device on the 2025 Traverse wasn't on purpose, but it works nonetheless.

German company Rheinmetall, known for its armored military vehicles, has elegant Level 2 charging boxes designed to slot into the curb itself.

Whuh-whuh-whuh-whuh-what is that noise?

Models of the Toyota Tundra are being recalled. The Tundra nameplate has history of longevity, reliability but recent model years are changing the narrative.

Nissan issued a recall for certain newer models over an issue with the vehicles' center console display.

Volkswagen's boss in China claims local buyers want screens inside their cars, whereas European customers prefer tactile controls.