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The automaker is expanding a July recall to include an additional 43,000 vehicles, bringing the total number to 153,000.

The new WRX TR gets a number of track-focused enhancements as well as the addition of EyeSight, the first time Subaru has employed the safety suite with a manual transmission.

After its 2023 refresh that added an upscale exterior and more available comfort features, the 2024 Nissan Versa rolls into its next model year with no notable changes or significant updates.

Hyundai and Kia are recalling more than 3 million vehicles combined over issues that could lead to fires in the engine compartments of certain models.

Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Pilot is a step on the way to the fully autonomous robotaxis that many companies are developing, but it is still just a step; we’re not there yet.

For 2024, the gas-powered G80 simplifies things a little, dropping rear-drive configurations from the lineup and committing fully to all-wheel drive.

The BMW 3 Series sedan rolls into 2024 with no major changes and a new starting price up $800 over the outgoing 2023 model.

Nissan is recalling more than 153,300 examples of the Sentra as well as its Altima sedan over a rearview camera image that may not display.

The Top Safety Pick+ award is the institute’s highest honor, awarded to vehicles that lead the industry in occupant and pedestrian protection.

The updates Cadillac has made for the 2025 model year make what is already an outstanding sedan even more user-friendly, and that should be celebrated.