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Toyota's dominance continued in 2025 for the sixth consecutive year. Even without December figures, Toyota surpassed the Volkswagen Group's full-year sales.

Acura is ending production of its compact luxury SUV later this year. But don’t worry, a replacement is coming. We've got all the details.

Honda is experimenting with lightweight campers that can be towed by vehicles as small as the CR-V. The Base Station has removable windows and a pop-up roof.

With 80 percent of customers choosing the TrailSport model, even Honda is surprised by its success. Here's why.

The Jensen name returns with promises of a new ultra-luxury, high-performance GT car. Here's what we know so far.

The Dodge Hornet has never sold well, and now the company has officially ended Hornet production after just three years.

We get an early look at the new Mustang Dark Horse SC with a Formula 1 pro behind the wheel. Watch the full video.

During a tour of Ford's Dearborn manufacturing facility, an employee called Trump a 'pedophile protector.' Here's what we know.

First shown for the 0 Series EVs, the updated H logo will soon be featured across the entire Honda lineup.

Ahead of its January 29 reveal, the S-Class facelift gets an official preview. Mercedes is fitting rear-wheel steering and adaptive dampers as standard.

Mercedes delivered 49,700 G-Classes in 2025, up 23% over the previous year. The German luxury brand claims the electric version made a significant contribution.

The Kia K4 Sportwagon joins the sedan and hatchback as a larger, more practical model with a standard electric tailgate and a full hybrid setup.

Mazda released full pricing for its updated 2026 CX-5. The compact SUV starts at $31,485 with destination. Click to see the full pricing.

The Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X is officially America’s quickest production car, reaching 60 miles per hour in under 2.0 seconds. Here are all the wild numbers.

From the Polestar 4 to Jaguar and Audi concept cars, the rear window is slowly disappearing, replaced by high-definition cameras and screens. Here's why.

Two Bronco donations are already confirmed. The other three will be determined via a nationwide search for deserving organizations.