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The Honda Prologue was a notable automotive surprise last year. A result of Honda's collaboration with GM to use the latter's platform for EVs, the Prologue outsold every other GM electric car. For 2025, Honda is sweetening the deal, with a bump in power and range figures, without a corresponding…

Toyota has been holding on to the global car sales crown since it overtook Volkswagen in 2020. How are the Germans fighting back? By betting on SUVs to save the day once again. While we thought there wasn't room left for yet another high-riding model, VW is proving us all wrong.…

It's understandable why so many automakers have moved away from selling no-frills cars. Profit margins are smaller when you're not charging extra for features we take for granted in modern cars. Relevant examples include touchscreens, alloy wheels, and electric windows. But some mainstream brands have crunched the numbers and found…

Mercedes is going to be extremely busy over the next couple of years. The German luxury brand intends to roll out 17 electric vehicles and 19 models with combustion engines. The portfolio will be overhauled with fresh products, ranging from an all-new CLA to an S-Class facelift. New additions will…

When you think stage rally, the Porsche 911 probably isn't the first car that comes to mind. But the iconic sports car's unique weight balance and stiff chassis make it an ideal candidate to compete in two-wheel drive classes. Some go as far as to take GT3 Cup cars built to…

There are always cool cars for sale on Bring a Trailer, but right now, this is the coolest—a real-deal Ford GT40 Mk IV. TV-famous classic-car dealer Wayne Carini is selling it, with the auction set to end Thursday March 6. Get bidding.

Since its debut last year, Dodge has billed the Charger Daytona as the "world's quickest and most powerful muscle car." The performance-oriented EV is slowly working its way into the hands of buyers, and with some now heading to the drag strip, we can finally test the accuracy of that…

It’s that time of the month again. Two Korean brands, more record sales for their hybrids and fully electric models. If that sounds familiar, it’s because it is. U.S. car buyers are increasingly warming up to Hyundai and Kia’s electrified models.

Remember when you heard that Mitsubishi was bringing back the Eclipse? Remember feeling absolutely gutted when it was revealed as a terrifically average, uninspiring SUV instead of a fun sports car? Volkswagen doesn't want people to feel that way about its cars. Or at least, the cars with exciting legacies,…

Just make plug-in hybrids! It's obvious. Simple, even. It's the solution. Read enough forums, social media posts and comments and you'll surely learn that for yourself. Automakers seem persuaded. Everyone from Ram to Chevy to Nissan is following along.

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