Electric pickup trucks appear to be the next big thing in the world of EVs. 

Hyundai’s midsized sedan gets a new look for 2024.

It’s been about 10 years since I last drove a MINI John Cooper Works.

Is a smaller, fully electric Ram truck coming soon?

The Camaro is dead. Long live the Camaro?

This trendy EV is Europe only, at least, for now.

Polestar’s BST-edition electric liftback returns.

The 60-foot time is just 1.2 seconds. From a standstill, 60 mph is reached in a mere 1.66 seconds. The quarter miles flashes by in 8.91 seconds at 151.17 mph.

Five horsepower more, to be exact. 

If you’ve spent any serious amount of time as a shadetree mechanic, more than likely, you’ve watched as the number of diagnostic tools in your toolbox has grown steadily over the years. OBD-II scanners, borescopes, multimeters, circuit testers, oscilloscopes – you’ve likely shopped around for one or all of them at some time or another. But there’s one particularly versatile, yet often overlooked, piece of diagnostic equipment that’s been growing in popularity over the past few years, owing both to the breadth of applications in which it can be used, and to the steady growth in availability of the technology: the thermal imaging camera.

This latest NHTSA test has exposed some serious shortcomings amongst many popular crossover models.

There’s big news from Volvo, both figuratively and literally.

Mercedes-Benz’s smallest crossovers gain some substantial updates in this latest refresh.

It’s finally here, and boy howdy is it huge.

The Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe gets many of the same upgrades as the standard GLC.

Plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV) are a great link between traditional gasoline powered automobiles and fully electric ones. 

Volkswagen is going all-in on North America. 

Jeep’s electrification push comes to Moab.

The Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV should qualify for a tax credit.

A big range boost is coming to the next generation of the MINI Cooper SE.

Nissan chronicles the Z sports car through six generations of Canadian owners.

The Model S and Model X have got up to a 9% price cut.

Production of the in-demand truck will start on March 13.

Kia teases more details of its EV flagship.

The rumors and rumblings are finally true.

Nissan’s facing some pretty serious key-related issues with the Rogue.

About 25 years ago, a certain adult beverage company ran an ad campaign. It welcomed folks to the years of their lives where they were now mature enough to appreciate the brand’s pilsner.

The South Korean-Market Hyundai Avante facelift could be a preview of our next Elantra.

The 2024 Impreza is a bit pricier this time around.

BMW’s Frank Weber talked to AutoGuide about the future of the brand during CES 2023.

The 2024 Toyota Camry and RAV4 could see some big changes.

New vehicles are pretty darn complicated these days. Besides all the exterior cameras, the fancy infotainment screens, and the distance-pacing cruise control systems, there are the less obvious areas where the average new car of today is vastly more sophisticated than the new car of yesteryear. Engines are built to tighter tolerances than ever before, and are more highly strung and precisely controlled to meet ever-tightening emissions requirements. Transmissions are more complex, with more ratios – unless your new ride has a CVT, which is arguably an even more sophisticated piece of tech. Even vehicle bodies have gotten more advanced, with aluminum alloy growing more prevalent and the introduction of ever-more sophisticated exterior lighting assemblies.

The tech giant will help improve in-car maps; MB.OS will function as a foundation for all Merc models’ software.

Mercedes-Benz will introduce MBUX 3 and a part of MB.OS before the end of the year.

Crossovers and SUVs are hot, regardless of what propels them. 

The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is priced similarly to its sister model.

The Nissan Sentra’s price stays the same.

The RAM 1500 is already sold out.

The facelifted baby Caddy goes on sale this summer.

Full Self Driving gets a pretty big black eye.

Cadillac has three more EVs coming very soon.

New model will arrive in dealerships this spring; uses carryover drivetrains.

MINI takes the top off the electric Cooper SE hatchback.

Car subscription services have really struggled to take off in the US.

Maybe the string of Hyundai and Kia thefts will finally come to an end.

The RAM 1500 REV made its debut right during the Superbowl.

Cars are better than ever, according to J.D. Power.

Packed with a host of updates, the refreshed 2024 Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs break cover at the 2023 Chicago Auto Show.

The third-generation Crosstrek holds steady on pricing too, starting with a $24,995 MSRP.

Chevrolet’s subcompact SUV gets updated for the 2024 model year.

The 2024 Grand Highlander brings Toyota’s SUV model count to eight.

The Mustang Dark Horse gets a bevy of bespoke touches.

What are the best Japanese cars currently on sale?

The upscale Mazda CX-90 starts at a not-so-upscale price.

Mercedes-Benz will launch the eSprinter in the US and Canada in the second half of 2023; European sales will follow.

The Lexus RZ 450e finally has a price.

Formula 1 has a new, or rather, familiar player – Ford.

The era of Mercedes-Benz filling every niche may be soon coming to an end. 

Educate Not Intimidate. Show And Tell. Tell Not Sell. Service Not Sales. These are the four philosophies set by her grandfather that Audra Fordin still upholds as the fourth-generation owner and operator at Great Bear Auto Repair in Flushing, New York, 20 years after buying the shop.

Nissan has made a physical version of its cool all-electric droptop, and it will display the concept at its head office all month.