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Tesla cars might soon get Apple CarPlay, as the automaker allegedly develops the software feature. Here’s what we know.

This 2.1-liter four-cylinder engine makes over 300 horsepower and weighs 187 pounds. Learn all the facts about this new, innovative engine.

Chevrolet has updated its NASCAR Camaro to adopt the styling changes offered by the new Carbon Performance Package for the road-going car.

BMW is bringing back some of its best retro colors with the debut of the new M340i xDrive Jahre Edition.

Back in the 1970s, Porsche bought a BMW 2002 and used its body to cloak the 924 during testing. For the same purpose, it also acquired an Opel Manta

Subaru is giving the BRZ sports coupe the STI Sport treatment, but only in Japan. Production is capped at 300, and they will be sold through a lottery system.

The 2026 Nissan Pathfinder gains an updated exterior design, a new paint option, and more technology inside. Here are all the details.

Nissan still has no plans for the next-generation Nissan GT-R R36 supercar, which could use a combustion, all-electric, or hybrid powertrain.

The M3's fender-to-door transition is a means to portray power. Wider rear axles set off the proper stance for the M sedan and wagon.

Sales results indicate that Americans still prefer the Tacoma over domestic options, with the Taco remaining the country’s best-selling mid-size truck.

A company called Charge Holdings has taken ownership of the TVR name with plans to revive the Griffith with an ‘electrified’ powertrain.

General Motors has reportedly told suppliers to begin sourcing raw materials and parts outside of China with the intent of moving production out of the country.

Car paparazzi have caught Audi putting a hardcore RS3 Sportback through its paces at the Nurburgring ahead of a potential 2026 release.

The Volkswagen ID. Unyx 08 is an electric SUV that will be built and sold in China, where the automaker is introducing a region-specific design language.

Hyundai is developing a mid-size ladder-frame pickup entirely in-house, without Kia's or GM's help. We're told the midsize truck is 'going to be great.'