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Read all about the 2026 Toyota Camry’s fuel economy and nine other articles in Cars.com’s most popular news stories of the past week.
Honda announced a major shift in its future plans today with the cancellation of its U.S.-built 0 Series Saloon and SUV and Acura RSX (Acura is Honda's premium brand) before they were set to go on sale in late 2026 or sometime in 2027.
See Cars.com’s 10 most read news stories of the past month, headed by our Best of 2026 Awards.
According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular gas has jumped by around 48 cents since last week, to $3.478.
In our most popular news article of the past week, we examine the Honda CR-V’s fuel economy. See the full top 10 here.
In our most read news story of the week, we compare the 2026 Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla from the floor of the Chicago Auto Show. See the full rundown here.
The Supreme Court has ruled some Trump tariffs illegal, but specific tariffs on steel, aluminum and cars remain in effect. The auto industry is unlikely to see any substantial relief immediately, and car buyers probably won’t see prices drop anytime soon.
In one of Cars.com’s most popular news stories of the past week, we get a look at the all-electric 2027 Toyota Highlander. See the full top 10 here.
As cars increasingly become more like computers on wheels, they’re also becoming more glitchy, according to the 2026 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study.
The EPA’s announced rollback of emissions standards will likely mean fewer new vehicles will have engine stop-start systems in the near future.