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Cadillac has announced a large expansion of 70,000 additional miles to its network of roads that are suitable for the use of its Super Cruise hands-free driving system.
Kia says a redesign of its Cadenza full-size sedan is “coming soon” in South Korea, where it is known as the K7.
Installing car seats is getting easier, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which found roughly 73 percent of model-year 2019 vehicles tested have Latch hardware that rates good plus, good or acceptable for ease of use — a big shift from 2015.
The backseat got bigger in the 2019 BMW X5, which helped it earn excellent grades in our assessment of how well it accommodates car seats.
What’s more outrageous than BMW’s new flagship coupe and convertible, the 8 Series? The much-awaited M version.
Cars.com readers ride as hard for the 2020 Kia Telluride as we do, what with the SUV landing the top spot among our most popular stories of the week for the second week in a row. Check out the full list here.
Tesla is targeting none other than the Ford F-150 — the best-selling vehicle in the U.S. — with its upcoming electric pickup truck. That and more were discussed on a podcast by Elon Musk this week.
The all-new 2019 Cadillac XT4 is a luxury SUV that competes in a hotly contested field of small luxury SUVs. Here are eight things we like and five things we don’t.
With the updates to the 2020 RX 350, Lexus addressed one of the SUV’s most vexing issues: the multimedia system.
Cadillac insists its new CT5 sedan is not a direct replacement for the outgoing CTS. If that’s the case, the new 2020 CT5-V unveiled yesterday makes a little more sense, as it’s assuredly not a direct replacement for the 640-horsepower CTS-V.