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There’s a reason the Toyota RAV4 has been the brand’s best-selling vehicle for nearly a decade. Now entering its sixth generation for 2026, this compact SUV continues to deliver on driving dynamics, passenger space, efficiency, and—most importantly—price. In fact, it was the best-selling vehicle nameplate in the world last year.

Redesigning a vehicle for a new generation comes with inherent risks. What if people hate the new look? What if the technology doesn’t deliver? What if the driving dynamics change for the worse? It’s an even more daunting challenge when the vehicle in question is one of the most popular…

[UPDATE] New teasers show the 2027 Telluride in the rugged X-Pro trim with an upright body with vertical headlights and a large Kia logo dominating the grille. The map coordinates on the driver's door refer to the namesake town in Colorado.

BYD’s Yangwang U9 electric supercar has dipped below 7 minutes a lap, beating another Chinese EV, but needing twice the horsepower to do it.

Alfa Romeo’s resurgence isn’t going as planned. Despite a billion-euro investment in the Giorgio platform, the Giulia and Stelvio never lived up to FCA’s expectations, nor those of Stellantis. A decade later, both cars remain on sale and will stick around through 2027. Replacements are in the works, but are…

The diesel engine is gradually fading. Even in Europe, the last stronghold of the oil-burner, demand has plummeted in recent years. At its peak, diesel accounted for more than 50 percent of new car sales in the early 2010s, obviously before the Volkswagen Group’s notorious scandal. Through August this year,…

A good car warranty is one you hope never to use. It's a promise that if something breaks, the automaker will pay for the repairs, but each one has specific teams. Some warranties are short—three years or 36,000 miles—while some reach a decade, and Lamborghini is now one of those companies.  

I have never camped in my life, so when someone at Porsche asked if I’d sleep in a rooftop tent on a Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo during Petit Le Mans, I naturally said yes. One, because I thought it might be funny; two, because I am genuinely camping-curious. 

The 2026 Nissan Leaf is the "a-ha" moment the industry has been waiting for. It accomplishes something special: turning simplicity into a must-have feature—delivering over 300 miles of range for just $31,485, all while being genuinely fun to drive.