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Nissan appears to be at a crossroads moment. The brand has seen its market share decline considerably since its peak in 2017. Nissan is updating its model lineup, but not at a pace that captures the attention of consumers relative to other brands. The Titan is gone, the new Z…

After years of rumors and speculation, Nissan is officially bringing back the Skyline. Earlier this year, reports suggested the iconic nameplate would return—even though it never truly disappeared in Japan—as a rear-wheel-drive performance sedan, possibly with a manual transmission. Now, new details reveal exactly where the upcoming Skyline will fit…

Does doors-off automatically equal off-road party time? It has for Jeep for decades. Now Nissan wants in on the open-air fun—at least in an aftermarket fashion. The automaker has taken a Frontier and turned it into something you could actually use to explore the, well, frontier. Say hello to the…

Scout Motors’ CEO hates that “everything’s eight layers down.” Here’s how he plans to change that.

We’ve spoken at great length about Toyota’s new, smaller, and lighter four-cylinder engines that will power everything. However, there’s been little information regarding a large-displacement ICE designed specifically for the company’s new flagship performance vehicle. The GR-badged supercar is set to premiere in early December, and yes, it will have…

Stellantis, the maker of Jeep, Fiat, and Peugeot cars, reports a 13% increase in third-quarter net revenues, reaching 37.2 billion euros

Nissan’s restructuring plan is in full swing, but not everything is gloom and doom. Between axing 20,000 jobs, closing seven factories, and shutting down two design studios, there’s still a ray of hope: fresh products. We’ve already seen the new Leaf, Sentra, Micra, and China’s Frontier plug-in hybrid truck in…

Lexus is getting ready to launch its new sports car, and there’s still a lot we don’t know about it. The automaker started teasing the production model with the Sport Concept in August, and now we have our first peek inside, revealing that it is, in fact, a hybrid.   

Buying a new car should be a long-term commitment. They’re expensive, and depreciation kills the car’s resale value as soon as you drive it off the lot—money you’ll never recover.