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A new study reveals that Gen Z is far more open to buying a Chinese-made car than other age groups. Here is what else the study reveals.  

BMW USA's website already shows the names of the 2027 model lineup, including an M2 xDrive and an M350 performance sedan based on the next-generation 3 Series.

Maserati sales have collapsed by nearly 60 percent in only two years. The Italian exotic brand shipped 26,689 vehicles in 2023, but only 11,127 units last year.

Audi is already struggling in China with its AUDI subbrand, offering big discounts on its new E5 Sportback EV.

Subaru recalls nearly 70,000 vehicles because gas may leak from the vehicle due to increased tank pressure. Here are the details.

A brief explanation of how and why Toyota’s new WRC prototype sounds like a chainsaw.

A tuning shop has unlocked the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1’s ECU to create nearly 1,200 horsepower at the wheels without compromising safety.  

GTA Online has added a Kei truck as part of a new Drift Event, which includes tuning upgrades. Here are all the details.  

This public-facing skunkworks division is comprised of designers and engineers who explore the limits of Rivian vehicles.

Audi Sport managing director Rolf Michl is confident that the technology in the new RS5 offsets the substantial weight gain from the plug-in hybrid setup.

Electric vehicles accounted for 19.7 percent of all vehicle sales in Europe in January 2026, outselling plug-in hybrids and diesels combined.

Nissan is allegedly planning to launch a body-on-frame Pathfinder variant that shares a platform with the upcoming Xterra. Here are the details.  

Mazda made improvements to the 2026 CX-5, borrowing suspension setup ideas from the Mazda MX-5 Miata. Here's how the sports car made the crossover even better.

Porsche is moving its upcoming three-row SUV from an all-EV setup to a new platform with V6 and V8 gas engine options.

The 2027 Kia Telluride Hybrid is a new option for the three-row SUV, and the automaker has released pricing for the trims. Here’s how much it will cost.

Ford is recalling 4.4 million vehicles for a software issue that could cause a trailer’s brake lights and indicators to fail. Here are the affected models.