Every headline from 76 sources, updated throughout the day.
Mazda CX-5 poised to reclaim best-selling SUV crown from Toyota RAV4 in 2026.
A 25-mile 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS sold for $710,000, despite not shifting into gear.
Volvo's 2026 EX30 Cross Country is a zippy dual-motor EV with a new lower price of $62,990.
Mercedes' smallest SUV gets a massive dashboard screen spanning the entire width.
Five bespoke Rolls-Royce Black Badge Cullinans by artist Cyril Kongo feature hand-painted interiors and asymmetrical design.
Hyundai's refreshed Grandeur sedan gets a luxury cabin makeover and sharper styling.
Toyota Australia's new Land Cruiser GR Sport and Sahara ZX hybrids deliver 457 horsepower—the most powerful ever.
VW's ID. Buzz returns for 2027 with camping features and one-pedal driving.
Genesis ranks highest for innovation in J.D. Power's latest tech study, with Hyundai leading mass-market brands.
BYD exported more cars than Tesla sold globally in April 2026, without accessing the American market.
Stellantis partners with Leapmotor to develop a new Opel electric SUV in under two years.
IIHS warns that performance-focused car advertising fuels America's dangerous speeding culture.
Global EV and PHEV sales climbed 6% annually, but North America lost 28% of buyers.
Aptera assembles first five validation models of its three-wheeled electric vehicle at Carlsbad facility.
New 2027 Pajero axed short-wheelbase, becoming full-size five-door only, benchmarked against Toyota LandCruiser 300.
Toyota's affordable Land Cruiser FJ launches in Japan at $28,500, unavailable in America.
Maserati partners with Chinese firms to develop new electric vehicles amid sales collapse.
Chery aims to become the UK's third largest car group, planning major R&D investment and potential Sunderland production.
VW's ID. Buzz returns for 2027 with a new camper package featuring fold-out mattress and blackout curtains.
Honda's Accord celebrates 50 years since its 1976 debut, with over 25 million sold globally.