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Auto Shanghai 2025 kicks off this week, so prepare for an influx of new cars from China. Buick is again proving that sedans still matter in the world’s largest auto market with the unveiling of the Electra GS concept. This conceptual EV was designed locally by the GM China Advanced…

For decades, stretched sedans were the default luxury car in China. However, posh minivans have been gaining traction, prompting even Volvo to launch the EM90, and Lexus the LM. While these fancy family haulers have only been around for a short while, Buick has been selling the GL8 for a…

Maybe cheap cars aren't dead in the US after all. Sales of some of America's most affordable vehicles saw huge increases across the board in 2024; The Nissan Versa, the Kia K4 (formerly the Forte), the Mitsubishi Mirage, and many others.

For much of this year, we've been covering the rise of the Chinese auto industry as primarily a problem for the European auto industry. Every car company has lost sales in their biggest market as the local competition got better and better, but Volkswagen and others have to do battle…

Cleanup work is nearing an end around parts of the Great Lakes region socked by lake-effect snowstorm that dropped more than a foot of snow over the weekend

You don't have to be a Kendrick Lamar fan to vibe on his latest album, titled GNX. Car buffs will instantly recognize those three letters, which belong to one of the quickest (and coolest) cars from the 1980s. You know we're talking about the Buick GNX.

Many midsize and large SUVs feel cumbersome in city driving, an environment better suited to smaller and more agile vehicles

Wisconsin-based Ringbrothers always brings incredible builds to the SEMA show, and this year, it's got a different sort of muscle car among its debuts. This is Invadr, a 1987 Buick Regal Grand National sporting a 1,246-horsepower 3.8-liter twin-turbo V-6, a custom chassis, and cosmetic upgrades that take enhance the original's…

The 22-year-old dazzled in the final round, as Yin produced a blemish free eight-under-par 64 to claim a fourth LPGA Tour title and first in China