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Tesla news this week: Turn your Tesla into an arcade, try getting a repair through the Tesla mobile app and see how a Model 3 became the “Truckla.”
Approximately 23,200 model-year 2016-18 Audi Q3 SUVs are being recalled for inoperable front turn signal indicators.
Ford has announced a new feature for its pickup truck lineup: a rear seat belt monitor, debuting as standard equipment on the 2019 Ranger.
Looking for captain’s chairs? For the 2019 model year, these three-row SUVs offer them in the second row.
Pickup trucks were popular on Cars.com this week, and it’s no wonder why: The Ford Ranger has returned for 2019, and readers were interested. See the full list for this week here.
Cadillac has shown a very light refresh of its 2020 XT5 mid-size SUV in China, apparently with a welcome multimedia and control change.
Starting with the 2020 model year, all Lexus vehicles will come standard with Lexus Safety System Plus. Here are four ways the suite of active safety features will help drivers be safer.
Cars.com’s long-term 2019 Genesis G70 has already hit 7,500 miles, and we sent it in for its first regularly scheduled service visit. Here’s how it went.
The rollout of BMW’s new flagship 8 Series continues with the unveiling of the 2020 Gran Coupe, a four-door coupe-style sedan that will join the 8 Series two-door coupe and convertible.
A new study into vehicle quality during the first three months of ownership finds infotainment systems still cause the most headaches, but traditional car problems — like engines that don’t start — are creeping up.