Coupe

Dodge and Kia make the most problem-free vehicles for the 2020 model year, according to J.D. Power’s latest Initial Quality Study.

All 2021 718 models gain some additional standard features that, frankly, should be standard in a $60,000-plus car from a luxury brand.

The 2020 Corvette Stingray C8 is an astonishing bargain for a car that can get from 0-to-60 mph in about 3 seconds with a 6.2-liter V-8 engine.

As part of the unveiling of iOS 14, the latest version of its mobile device operating system, Apple revealed a new feature: the ability to use your iPhone as the keys to your car.

Approximately 2,800 BMW Z4 coupes, 3 Series sedans, X3 and X4 SUVs, and Toyota Supra coupes are being recalled for their steering gear tie rods.

The 2020 Polestar 1 plug-in hybrid performance coupe is more than just the sum of its many Volvo parts.

The 2021 Supra welcomes a new turbocharged four-cylinder priced between the sub-$30,000 Toyota 86 and $50,000-plus Supra 3.0.

The 2021 Ford Mach 1 is the ultimate 5.0-liter Mustang for people who aren’t yet ready to splurge on that $62,000 Shelby GT350.

Though it shares a platform with the X1 and X2 SUVs, the BMW 228i xDrive Gran Coupe is a new model for 2020.

The new Cayenne trims are more powerful than base and S models, and they feature a sportier appearance along with lower ride height and centers of gravity for improved performance.