USA

We're looking at the future of U.S. tariffs on Japan, as well as some less-than-stellar signs for Nissan's future.

It's a standard so high that it makes you wonder if the rulebook was written by a team of diabolically obsessive engineers.

When the day is scorching, it's so tempting to keep a water bottle in easy reach in your car. But believe it or not, that can start a fire. Here's how.

New York Attorney General Letitia James' office has released a report recommending a ban on pursuits with a few specific exceptions.

Álex violently crashed out during the race's early stages while Marc secured his sixth feature victory of the season.

Everyone knows not to leave kids in hot cars, and yet, every summer, parents forget, and the worst thing imaginable happens.

Hyundai and Kia built a great reputation for reliability. Then one badly designed engine put it at risk. Here's the biggest problem with the Theta II engine.

Boston ranks dead last at number 200, showing no improvement whatsoever since Allstate's previous study in 2015.

Range Rover was once a British brand, but it's been a long time since it was owned in the U.K. Who's got it now? And are its vehicles still made in England?

Kawasaki's Ninja H2R is surely an extraordinarily fast motorbike. But is it also the world's heading for 60 mph, or do others grab that banner?

EVs might have their bugs, but you know what's nice about bugs? You can just download a patch at home.

Starting July 1, dealers in Texas will be required to put permanent metal plates onto every car they sell and immediately register them in the buyer's name.

It's not exactly inexpensive, but there is a McLaren model that costs less than all the others. You'll have to give something up, though, for the bargain price.

J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Initial Quality Study (IQS) puts Lexus on top of reliability with 166 issues for 100 cars, while Audi is last with 269 problems.

It may look the same as the 2026 Nissan Armada Nismo, but the Patrol Nismo for the Middle East uses an upgraded version of the twin-turbo, 3.5-liter V-6 engine.

Lotus will continue to make cars in Norfolk and is also exploring the assembly of vehicles at Volvo's Ridgeville factory in the US.