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Cheap cars aren't as cheap as they used to be. The latest culprit is the Subaru Impreza, which is a whole lot more expensive for 2026. The Japanese automaker axed the car's base trim and bumped prices on the remaining models, meaning the Impreza is effectively $3,125 pricer than last…

In a market where affordable performance cars regularly come and go, you can always depend on the Volkswagen Golf GTI. Relatively speaking, the GTI hasn’t changed much since the first generation debuted way back in the mid-1970s. It’s still the sporty, reliable five-door that enthusiasts have come to love.

The U.S. and Japan have a new trade agreement, but U.S. automakers widely criticized the deal. Read why and how 3 Japanese automakers stand to benefit most.

POLICE are looking for a man who drove a car at an officer in an attempted murder in Dumfries.

When shopping for a new SUV, many drivers prioritize where it’s made just as much as what features it offers. Choosing SUVs made in America supports domestic jobs, may offer better parts localization, and even help buyers qualify for certain EV tax incentives. Plus, many U.S.-assembled SUVs deliver strong performance,…

If you're looking for a practical upgrade without sacrificing comfort or control, these hybrids rank among the most rewarding choices on the market.

If it does happen, Subaru’s B-segment EV will likely be twinned with an electric Toyota Yaris and arrive toward the end of the decade, likely just in Europe.

To help you get the most bang for your buck, we spoke with an expert to get her opinion on the car models she thinks are the best value.

The Toyota GR86 and Subaru BRZ have an annoying shadow. To some enthusiasts–read: The Internet–it’s underpowered, cheap-feeling, and not enough car to be considered a sports car. Its boxer engine inspires no passion within the hearts of drivers, while its McPherson strut front suspension is inferior to that of the…

New to car buying? Discover the best 2025 models for first-time owners—affordable, reliable and perfect for first-timers.

Continuously Variable Transmissions, or CVTs, were once hailed as the future of smooth, fuel-efficient driving. But over time, many drivers have come to dread those rubber-band-like revs, sluggish response, and sky-high repair bills. While some automakers have begun phasing them out or offering alternatives, others are doubling down, leaving customers…