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BMW’s updates for the 2025 3 Series are far from life-changing, but the brand is always working towards improving “the balance between capable and comfortable.”

Kia took to the bright lights of Las Vegas and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) at the 2.4-million square foot Las Vegas Convention Center to showcase what it sees as the future not just of mobility, but a form of adaptability that they say is “ready to answer every question”.

Today GMC unveiled the third-gen Acadia mid-size SUV today, a vehicle that is bigger, more premium and filled with more technology than its predecessor.

The sedan market is alive and well, at least for Cadillac.

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

Get ready for all the Walkman, PlayStation, and Betamax jokes. Sony is about to endeavour into the world of automobile manufacturing.

Officials push the New York Auto Show back once more to April 2021.

Another car event is cancelled in the face of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as the 70th Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance moves to 2021.

Suicide doors, a coupe-like shape, and a sustainably-sourced interior: meet  Mazda‘s first production EV, the MX-30.

The truck wars are raging, with Detroit’s Big Three duking it out to claim top honors. That’s why the fourth-generation Ford Super Duty, launched for the 2017 model year, is already receiving some significant updates.

The full-size truck segment is a fiercely competitive one in the United States, with Detroit’s Big Three claiming the vast majority of sales, leaving import brands like Japan’s Nissan no choice but to work overtime to get any attention at all.

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Jaguar picked up a few big awards this week at the New York Auto Show with its I-Pace EV crossover, which won the World Car of the Year Award, Green Car of the Year Award, and the World Design of the Year Award. 

Mazda is making good on a promise that it made back when the new CX-5 first debuted by finally offering its compact crossover with a diesel powertrain.

The Kia HabaNiro is a peppery concept car that was just revealed at the New York International Auto Show.

Kia’s sexy Stinger blurs the lines between sedan and station wagon, brandishing athletic design, riotous dynamics and an upscale interior. Giving enthusiasts even more of what they love, the automaker will offer an enhanced model starting this spring.

It’s said that New York is a concrete jungle, and Subaru is taking that analogy to the next level by showing off its new rugged crossover at the New York Auto Show. 

The Genesis Mint Concept has made its official debut at the 2019 New York International Auto Show this week, showing off the automaker’s vision for a pure electric luxury car for the city.

The 2020  Hyundai Venue just debuted at the New York Auto Show. It will slot under the Kona in the Korean automaker’s lineup and will be the most affordable crossover it offers.

Two versions of the overhauled 2020 Mercedes GLS have debuted, and the full-size three-row SUV will only be available as a mild hybrid. Not only has the SUV grown in size, but it also gets a new style and the latest new technology and safety features.

The New York Auto Show is underway, with some cars already debuting before the show even starts, but one of the biggest parts of the show is the World Car of the Year award, which goes to the Jaguar I-Pace this year.

The 2020 Toyota Highlander has debuted rocking a much more modern look and all the latest safety tech. The Japanese brand’s three-row SUV was positively ancient, and even though it was still massively popular in its old age, the overhauled model is bound to continue that winning streak.

The folks at Mercedes-AMG have updated their high-performance GLC lineup for 2020. Both the SUV and coupe models will debut at this week’s New York auto show, each one benefiting from numerous enhancements for the latest model year.

With a pair of engines to choose from and Cadillac’s latest suite of luxury features, the brand is hoping to capture the North American market’s imagination with the new, svelte CT5 sedan.

The Volkswagen Tarok is making its North American debut at the New York Auto Show this week. And that’s a little unusual because the  Brazilian pickup wasn’t really designed with us in mind.

The Mercedes-Benz GLB Concept previews a new compact crossover that will slot between the GLA and the GLC as a more rugged offering.

Acura is launching a new line of special edition cars from the Performance Manufacturing Center (PMC) where the NSX supercar is built in Ohio.

This is the new Infiniti QS Inspiration Concept, which will make its public debut at the forthcoming 2019 New York International Auto Show.

Seeking to quench the North American public’s seemingly insatiable thirst for crossover vehicles and SUVs, Hyundai has announced it will introduce yet another machine of this type at next month’s New York Auto Show.

The Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe has received updated looks, new technologies and other minor updates for the 2020 model year – but this crossover is still definitely not a coupe.

Cadillac is taking to social media to show off its latest sedan. In its effort to show, not tell, it’s using that most unsettling of social media trends to imply quality:  ASMR.

Another Geneva Motor Show is in the rear-view mirror, which means it’s time for us to start making fun of all the stuff we didn’t like.

Electrification is on its way to the Jeep brand, with plug-in versions of both the Renegade and Compass appearing at the Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland.

Certain pre-war cars have achieved a level of notoriety that can only be described as legendary.

As expected, the Subaru Viziv Adrenaline Concept has made its debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, ushering in Subaru’s new ‘Bolder’ design language that will give its vehicles more prominent characteristics with the goal of broadening the brand’s appeal.

A new hybrid Alfa Romeo could be on the way, with the automaker presenting an electrified compact crossover concept at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show this week.

This time last year, Audi revealed its first series-production electric vehicle. Sort of. The e-tron was still wrapped in camouflage at the time. Now, again at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, Audi has debuted the Audi Q4 e-tron concept, the brand’s fifth electric model.

At the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the World Car of the Year jury selected the Audi e-Tron, Jaguar I-Pace, and Volvo S60/V60 as the top three cars in the world, with the final winner to be announced next month at the New York Auto Show.

Lost in all the news of the fancy supercars debuting at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show is the reveal of a new Mazda crossover. Called the Mazda CX-30, this all-new vehicle will sit between the CX-3 subcompact crossover and CX-5 compact crossover.

Highly regarded Italian styling house Pininfarina has partnered with electric supercar maker Rimac and Formula E team Mahindra Racing to make a 1,900 hp electric hypercar a reality.

Aston Martin has unveiled three new concept cars at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the mid-engine Vanquish Vision, the AM-RB 003 mid-engine hypercar, and an electric Lagonda SUV.

Making 770 horsepower at 8,500 rpm, the new Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster is as much a droptop as it is a litany of impressive figures.

The hot new trend in automotive design seems to be high-riding sedans with a slight crossover shape. Nissan was one of the first to the party with its electric IMs Concept and now Kia has its own sedan-crossover-EV mashup.

The  Mercedes-AMG GT R is now available with a soft top – but don’t be mistaken, this track-ready sports car is still every bit as hardcore as the coupe.

Volkswagen has taken the wraps off its latest retro electric concept and this one takes its cues from the Meyers Manx. Named the I.D. BUGGY for obvious reasons, the concept comes sans roof with waterproof upholstery, and with 200 hp going to the back wheels.

The 2019 Range Rover Sport will be offered with two different versions of the automaker’s innovative new 3.0-liter mild hybrid inline-six engine.

Making its international debut in Geneva today is the new Mercedes GLC 300, which is the brand’s most popular vehicle in the USA.

The Geneva Motor Show is one of the biggest automotive events of the year, with many of the world’s automakers selecting the Swiss event to debut their most interesting, luxurious, and high-performance models.

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Nissan is making its popular Rogue Sport crossover (called the Nissan Qashqai in Canada) more appealing for 2020 by adding an extra helping of standard equipment.

Mazda is producing a limited-edition MX-5 Miata to celebrate this legendary sports car’s 30th birthday.

Volkswagen unveiled the new Jetta GLI today at the Chicago Auto Show. With new looks, new limited-slip diff, the GTI’s engine, and brakes from the Golf R, the new GLI looks like a stunner.

The popular Subaru Legacy sedan has been totally redesigned for 2020, offering better performance, more technology, elevated refinement, and even a much-improved interior.

Kia has updated its popular Sportage utility vehicle for the 2020 model year, unveiling it at the Chicago Auto Show.

Crossovers are king and the five-passenger XT5 wears the crown at Cadillac. The luxury brand’s global bestseller, this right-sized family hauler gains a new sport package for 2019

Toyota unveiled a new off-road version of its Sequoia full-size SUV at the Chicago Auto Show.

Toyota has made a few minor updates to its ever-popular if somewhat outdated Tacoma pickup for the 2020 model year.

Keeping its Pathfinder three-row crossover on shoppers’ shortlists, Nissan revealed a new special-edition model at the Chicago Auto Show, one with rugged looks and more equipment.