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I tend to be averse to making predictions. I'm a reporter, first and foremost, and that means I hate being wrong. But if you want an example of how poorly predictions can age, just remember that not even five years ago, one big consulting firm predicted that Volkswagen would be…

Plug-in hybrid vehicles are perfect for people who are curious about going electric but aren’t ready to give up the convenience of gasoline

Usually, when someone tells you they had their pants ripped off it's not a bad thing, and if they managed to get a ride in, well, that's even better. However, if the brand Specialized features anywhere in that series of events, you can guarantee they didn't have a good time.

From a Range Rover in London to a Morgan in the Cotswolds and a single-seater on track, here’s how to drive the lot.

When an automaker announces plans to discontinue a product due to poor sales, it’s usually a sedan, coupe, or a different type of car. However, Cadillac is preparing to say goodbye to one of its fairly popular SUVs. It rarely happens for a high-riding model to kick the bucket without…

This car shouldn't exist in 2025 America. Wagons haven't been popular here since the 1970s, and as of early April, everything coming from Germany gets slapped with a 25-percent tariff. That might change before Mercedes gets this hot E-Class hybrid to the States, but bless the AMG crew for even…

Americans are increasingly purchasing cars with electrically assisted internal combustion engines. Toyota sold over one million electrified cars last year. Honda’s electrified vehicles accounted for a quarter of its 1.3 million sales. Hyundai’s Santa Fe and Tucson hybrids are increasingly popular, too.

Ferrari has always been very protective of its intellectual property, and rightfully so. That's why, historically, there haven't been many Ferrari models made into Hot Wheels. But with a new collaboration deal inked between the companies, we now have the first scale-model Ferraris from Mattel in nearly 10 years.

Automakers are tired, boss. The last three months have felt like a year for them as tariff uncertainty, backtracking and political chest-beating contests taking center stage. The automotive industry is over it and, at the minimum, wants predictability.

Just over 71,000 cars sold in first quarter as German manufacturer is silent on effect of US tariffs

In case an ultra-luxury sedan or a big two-door grand tourer with 771 horsepower is just too much car to handle, Bentley now offers Flying Spur and Continental GT buyers a second powertrain option. Called the High Performance Hybrid powertrain, the twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 is still paired with a single…