After 20 Years, Honda Brings Back the Prelude—But This One Packs 650 HP
After nearly 20 years of absence, the iconic Japanese coupe has returned in a track-ready version, the Prelude GT.
After nearly 20 years of absence, the iconic Japanese coupe has returned in a track-ready version, the Prelude GT.
Toyota has unveiled the 2025 edition of its best-selling RAV4 SUV in the United States. With subtle design enhancements, updated hybrid technology, and an emphasis on both comfort and fuel efficiency, the new model aims to maintain its stronghold in the compact SUV segment.
Hennessey has unveiled a groundbreaking hypercar, the Venom F5 LF, combining 2,031 horsepower with a rare six-speed manual transmission.
Hyundai is gearing up to launch a major update to its Tucson SUV in 2026, with new powertrains, a host of advanced features, and a sportier design.
Brand loyalty in the US automotive industry has dropped below the 50% threshold, according to the latest JD Power US Automotive Brand Loyalty study. Despite this overall decline, a number of brands continue to maintain strong connections with returning buyers across key vehicle segments.
Some engines don’t just last—they outlive trends, models, and in some cases, even the brands that made them famous.
After decades off the market, the Plymouth Barracuda is making a thunderous return. Chrysler stunned fans in Detroit with the official unveiling of the 2026 Barracuda, bringing back the spirit of American muscle with a modern twist.
The latest iteration of the Mercedes-Benz GLC arrives with a bold, fully electric configuration, but the spotlight is already shifting to a potential surprise comeback of internal combustion. Revealed during the Munich Motor Show, this model signals not just a technological upgrade but a complex repositioning in Mercedes’ long-term powertrain strategy.
Toyota is giving its most prestigious vehicle a bold new form. The 2026 Century SUV, set to arrive in showrooms by mid-2026, marks the first time the Century badge will grace anything other than a sedan.
A Tesla enthusiast’s attempt to showcase the capabilities of the carmaker’s autonomous driving software ended abruptly just 60 miles into a cross-country journey. The accident caused significant damage to the vehicle, cutting the ambitious trip short before it had even left California.
Toyota has launched a new variant of its compact Sienta minivan called the Juno, designed with modular rear-cabin configurations that turn the vehicle into a lounge, office, or sleeping space.
A Canadian owner has listed a Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast—the top-tier version of the electric pickup—for sale after driving it only 5,400 miles.
Hyundai has unveiled a limited-run 2026 Palisade Hybrid NHL Edition—an upscale, hockey-themed crossover available exclusively in Canada. With just 500 units slated for production, the vehicle combines luxury features with NHL branding and a chance to attend a Stanley Cup game.
Volkswagen has begun rolling out pricing for its 2026 lineup in the United States, and several models are seeing notable increases. While some key vehicles like the Atlas hold their prices steady, others — including the Jetta, Taos, and Golf — are entering the new model year with higher MSRPs, in some cases by more than $2,000.
Toyota has introduced a new Aero Performance Package for the GR Yaris, designed in collaboration with professional racing drivers.