The front camera sensor plays a crucial role in the operation of the Honda Sensing system
The crossover’s occupant detection system might not work properly, which could allow an airbag to deploy when a child or child seat is up front
A tiny batch of Ford Explorer engines may fail, lose power, or breach the engine block
The automaker is also gearing up to launch a Level 2+ semi-autonomous driving system in 2028
The MG Hector Tomahawk EV is available in fully electric and plug-in hybrid flavors with an AI personal assistant offering a karaoke function
While Hyundai is front and center, there’s a big focus on Genesis and they’ll launch a range-extended SUV in 2027
The 296 Speciale isn’t even a year old, yet a wilder track-focused version called the Challenge Stradale is reportedly already taking shape
Porsche’s newest race car is heavily based on the road-going 911 GT3, but features a handful of motorsport components and a more powerful engine
A new volume performance series will borrow N hardware, aiming to bring the N feel to everyday commuters
After four years away, Jeep will build cars in China again through a $1.2 billion venture leaning heavily on Dongfeng’s engineering
Blue paint and gold rims bring the nostalgia while useful upgrades add up to 12 miles of electric range and improve efficiency
The electric Defender just slipped two years, while the smaller baby Defender stays firmly on its original timeline
A collapsed US-Canada trade deal has left Honda’s next factory in doubt just as the automaker admits it’s nearly out of capacity
Lexus appears to be working on a hot version of the popular SUV with an aggressive bodykit and a lowered stance
Three bodystyles, new paint, and a special badge mark six decades of the Corolla in Europe
After a year of answering questions and offering audits, Polestar says Washington strung it along before slamming the door
Mate Rimac built his reputation on electric power, but says tomorrow’s richest enthusiasts will pay for engines, craftsmanship and character
A seven-figure sum for a 271-hp Honda makes sense only when the name attached to it is Ayrton Senna