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Age before beauty, as the saying goes — and that’s just what happened this week on our list of most popular news articles.

A fuel pump may stop operating, which may cause warning lights and messages to be displayed on the instrument panel and the engine to run rough.

No current production car in the U.S. can drive itself, but many systems can maintain distance from the vehicle ahead or keep your car centered in its lane.

Some of the hottest new cars of the 2020’s, including the Land Rover Defender, Lexus LC 500 and Volkswagen Atlas Cross Spor, will be on display in the Heart of America.

Who makes Land Rover, you want to know? Well, if we told you here, that’d spoil the surprise that lies just one click away in Cars.com’s most popular article of the week.

Another year, another round of toughened requirements for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s safety awards. See which cars won awards for 2020.

2020 marks automakers’ best performance in the history of J.D. Power’s Dependability Study, with Genesis and Lexus leading the way as the most reliable car brands.

Genesis’ first SUV, the 2021 Genesis GV80, and the redesigned 2021 GMC Yukon lead the way in Cars.com’s 10 biggest stories this week.

Approximately 44,000 model-year 2019-20 Lexus and Toyota cars and SUVs are being recalled for their engine blocks.

Among the highlights of the 2020 Chicago Auto Show is the North American debut of the much-anticipated first SUV from Hyundai’s luxury brand, the 2021 Genesis GV80 along with a slew of other debuts.