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A new report reveals that midsize premium luxury sedan sales in Europe are falling by huge numbers, and these are the brands that are suffering the most.
The Smart #6 is unlike anything the brand has launched before. The large sedan has a plug-in hybrid setup with a total driving range of 1,125 miles.
The second-generation Mercedes GLB stays boxy but changes everything else. Shown here in purely electric form, the seven-seat SUV is also getting gas engines.
AMG CEO Michael Schiebe will move into a new role at Mercedes, leaving the top spot at AMG vacant. However, Mercedes won't divulge his successor just yet.
The Toyota Gazoo Racing GR GT is too special and exclusive for your typical Toyota dealership, so you’ll have to go to buy one.
Subaru says that with enough interest from fans, it could consider bringing a new STI model to market. Here's what we know.
A new report reveals which brands to avoid when looking for reliable used cars, and these are the brands that ranked dead last.
Toyota calls it a 'road-legal' race car. The twin-turbocharged V-8 engine aims to back up that claim.
The LFA Concept previews a future Lexus supercar with a battery-electric powertrain. That’s right, it’s electric. Here's what we know.
Kia is celebrating its 80th anniversary with an exceptionally angular concept. The Vision Meta Turismo serves as a window into the future.
A company called Encor wants to revive one of the most iconic British sports cars of all time. But it won't be cheap. The carbon fiber restomod is estimated to cost nearly $600,000.
Toyota is preparing to replace the ancient Lexus RF GT3 with a new Gazoo Racing machine featuring a side-exhaust and aggressive bodywork.
The Type 00 concept was parked in front of a luxury hotel in London to celebrate 90 years since the first car to carry the Jaguar name.
Simon Kidston's 1977 LP400 set off on its own adventure with no one at the wheel. The car wound up in a bush with minor damage to the chin.
Supposedly rocking a new V-8 engine, the high-performance cars from Toyota and Lexus will be joined by a track-only machine developed for GT3 racing.
