Mitsubishi has slowly been disappearing from the U.S. marketplace and in an effort to stop the downward trend, the brand is considering introducing a new SUV that will fit above the Outlander, and a new mid-size sedan.
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With 750 hp pumping out of its 6.5-liter V12 engine, the Lamborghini Veneno is special, sleek and scary fast.
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Porsche is recalling 111 of its 911 Carrera and Carrara 4 sports cars from the 2013 model year because the exhaust tailpipe can fracture and fall off the muffler.
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Lexus topped the list this year for automakers that Consumer Reports counts to be the best while Detroit brands generally sank to the bottom.
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Chinese automaker Chery wants to style its cars like the Germans and hopes former Porsche designer Hakan Saracoglu will be able to help.
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Imports exclusively filled the most researched cars in AutoGuide’s new cars section this week
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General Motors president Mark Reuss will drive the Chevrolet SS pace car this weekend to begin the Daytona 500.
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First unveiled during the 2013 SEMA Show as the sole production car, Hyundai just announced selling its first “RE:MIX” special edition Veloster.
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Official Information about Mercedes’ new hot hatch, the A45 AMG is finally available and that’s probably significant news for customers in North America.
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Ford isn’t making such a big deal out of its booth at the 2013 Chicago Auto Show, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to be excited about. Quite the opposite, actually.
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Unveiled today at the Chicago Auto Show, Nissan pulled the wraps off its latest NISMO-tuned products, including the Juke and the updated 2014 370Z.
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Hoping to cash in on growing diesel demand in the U.S. market, Chevrolet debuted the Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel today in Chicago.
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Jeep’s Super Bowl commercial was all about honoring veterans, and continuing the story, Jeep is setting a day aside to recognize military service members in partnership with the USO.
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Swedish luxury brand Volvo is testing what will shape up to be a refreshed version of its S60 sedan.
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Ralph Gilles is probably known better for his hand in the 2013 SRT Viper, but when he isn’t overseeing the SRT brand, he’s also Chrysler’s chief designer.
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General Motors is recalling 980 of its 2013 Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vans because it might be possible to remove the key from the ignition when the car is still running and not in park.
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General Motors North America president Mark Reuss isn’t ready to give up on electric cars. In fact, he’s adamant about their progress.
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Chevrolet’s Malibu faces stiff competition with many viable alternatives in the mid-size sedan segment, but the brand hopes to make the car more competitive through an early refresh.
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While it isn’t the first time this has happened, BMW’s M3 will be a sedan when the next generation arrives and the latest spy photos show it in its most recent prototype.
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Capping off the Nissan booth at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, Nissan “director of excitement” Usain Bolt’s gold GT-R sat almost unnoticed.
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Last September Audi brought something called the SQ5 to the Paris Motor Show, but there wasn’t any reason to think it would reach North America – until now.
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Now more than ever, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is laden with car companies demonstrating what’s to come for in-car tech. Of the brands at the show, Ford seems to have its head above the crowd.
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Lotus Racing just announced a series of first public debuts during the 2013 Autosport International Show in Birmingham, U.K.
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For the third year out of the last four, Toyota counted the highest number of recalled vehicles in the U.S. with 5.3 million affected units.
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