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Our first drive of the even more outdoorsy Outback shows it's the one to get.
The mid-engine car is in development and about four to five years out from production.
Why waste money on some finicky project car when it could be wasted on this?
Bugatti is revisiting the Veyron with its one-off 'Programme Solitaire' series.
Subaru's off-road models are a hit with younger (and more often male) shoppers.
Alex Roy and a team of independent autonomy experts just completed a Tesla FSD "Cannonball Run" with zero disengagements.
Who would have thought five years ago cars would get AI added retroactively? Not Volvo.
Forza Horizon fans have been waiting for the series to go to Japan all along, and now, it's happening with a seemingly proper effort from Playground Games.
Nearly a week in the desert with the world's most capable machinery is somehow more incredible than it sounds.
Everybody knows the U.S. is fertile ground for trucks, but could a Genesis pickup sell?
The man in charge of Ford said, “never say never" in terms of a sedan returning to the Blue Oval's lineup.
Every 2026 Subaru WRX trim level is a little cheaper than it was for 2025.
It's the only new pickup still sold with a stick-shift, and you'll be glad to know it drives a lot like an old one.
Volvo's watched the competition and says it's learned from others' mistakes.
"I think we are well ahead of the others," Volvo President and CEO Håkan Samuelsson told The Drive.
