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I’m pretty sure the 2026 Toyota bZ is the only vehicle to ever lose 50-percent of its name, and gain 50-percent more power.

Miata is always the answer, they say. Apparently, though, whoever “they” are, they don’t like to drive very much.

We're one of the first to get behind the wheel of the Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack 4-Door. Having driven the coupe previously, what's this car like?

This 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser, a low-mileage, well-maintained off-road icon in StormTrooper White, is in excellent condition with premium upgrades and a clean title.

Toyota's adventure-ready mid-sized truck is one half of a comparison this week.

General Motors is now facing legal action following the recall of nearly 900,000 vehicles equipped with its failing 6.2-liter V8 engine.

Over the last 12 months, average full-coverage insurance rates for new cars have risen by around 10%, but the rates for Tesla models have skyrocketed by as much as 29%.

Nissan may be looking to sell its global headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, in a desperate plea to raise some cash after posting a multi-billion-dollar loss last year and watching a proposed merger with Honda fall apart.

Technology and innovation are great, but not all features on new cars are good. Some do not work the way they were intended to, some add unnecessary complexity, and others just aren't needed.

BMW has released the first official images of the upcoming M2 CS, offering a clean look at the coupe’s design ahead of its full reveal later this week.

This week Kyle attends the world debut of the all-new Toyota RAV4. He also drives the Hyundai Ioniq 9 and more. Mike attends the Midwest Automotive Media Association Spring Rally and drives a bunch of cool vehicles. We also discuss the latest setbacks for electric vehicles.

General Motors has filed a new trademark application for the Pontiac name—wait, what year is this?

Expect similar space for people but more storage—and less buttons.

Find everything you need to know about the Lexus RZ here, along with expert reviews, specs, photos, videos and more.

Tailgating season isn’t what it used to be, but that just means you need to think outside the box. Instead of a crowded parking lot, try your own driveway. Maybe a campsite or a park, where thanks to streaming services, you can still watch the game even if you aren’t at home. One thing hasn’t changed, and that’s that crowd or not, game or not, you still need the right grill to get your famous food served hot and fresh.

Toyota is reportedly developing a compact, car-based pickup aimed squarely at the Ford Maverick.