Performance

Mitsubishi is still selling cars in the U.S. and is planning updates to its SUV-heavy lineup in 2021.

The 2021 Toyota Venza delivers an upscale interior and a sedate driving experience that outweigh minor interior and multimedia foibles.

Lexus’ striking halo two-door coupe loses its top to let the sunshine in.

The 349-horsepower Audi S4 is perfect for going fast without drawing too much attention to yourself.

Honda’s Fit subcompact hatchback and Civic coupe are being discontinued, as are manual versions of the Accord mid-size sedan.

For the 2020 model year, the Volvo V60 Cross Country gets a boost that pushes this wagon’s off-road capabilities to new heights.

Cars.com’s coverage of the resurrected-for-2021 Bronco dominates this week’s stable of stories, occupying four of 10 spots.

Automatics have gotten much better than manuals — not from the perspective of stick-shift fans, but in the broader sense (and the dollars-and-cents sense).

As the number of new cars equipped with manual transmissions continues to dwindle, it appears that vehicles with manuals often carry a resale price premium.

There are 38 cars with manual transmissions, either as standard or optional equipment, for the 2020 model year.