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The 2025 Porsche Taycan 4S Cross Turismo is one of the best practical performance cars I've driven, but despite its useful wagon body, it's not particularly dog-friendly.

Believe it or not two different automakers still offer a CD player in new cars.

There will be a 2026 Mitsubishi Outlander off-road model on sale in America in 2026.

Whether you're a real cowboy or you're just into Western cosplay, Ford's Belt Truckle is a creative solution to a niche problem.

Subaru said the WRX STI would return electrified. It's bringing two electrified performance concepts to the Japan Mobility Show.

Nissan's new boss is thinking in broad strokes right down to what will help "express the Nissan brand" while appealing to a younger demographic.

Sellout crowds, beautiful weather, and 10 hours of close racing on Road Atlanta's hallowed ground left me thankful for the state of sports car racing.

While the hand-drawn license plate ain't too bad, can someone explain what's going on with that spare tire?

David "Heavy D" Sparks was released after a brief incarceration over failure to pay lawsuit fees.

Mercedes' new concept car can drive itself and even has solar paint—but the coolest thing about it is that it looks like an old-school Batmobile.

The $20K new car is now "mostly extinct," per one analyst, and don't count on it making a comeback.

The Grand Wagoneer just got a lot more interesting—and no, it doesn't have a Hemi.

The Italian automaker sold 13,752 cars last year and said it has 90,000 active clients.

Fortune Auto 500 Series coilovers are a high-end suspension solution for tuner cars. When they're good, they're great. But coilovers aren't for everyone.

The Century coupe will be revealed fully at the Japan Mobility Show alongside other Toyota concepts—and we really hope that includes plans to sell it in the U.S.

Despite a 2021 update, the parameters set by the feds still make it impossible for Audi—or essentially every global automaker—to offer adaptive headlights in America.

The SS badge has always meant big power, big brakes, and big performance. But does that apply to the Blazer EV?

"Stay tuned" is what Audi's design boss said about a range-topping 4x4 project.

The irony is that both of these SUVs are seriously off-road capable, yet the electric model can go further without refueling.

Part of it comes down to motorsports heritage while part of it is about customer comfort.