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This 180,000-mile Ford F-150 EcoBoost teardown exposes the brutal truth about modern twin-turbo engine reliability and the devastating cost of skipped oil changes.

Several versions of the new 3 Series are available, but the M350 will make the biggest waves.

The U.S. Government has revised its fuel economy rules, saving automakers about $60.6 billion through 2031.

Nissan aims for 80% US vehicle production by 2030 as the automaker reshapes manufacturing strategy to offset shifting trade policies and tariffs.

A builder gave Honda's hybrid coupe the Civic Type R's turbo four, six-speed manual and a very different personality.

Lamborghini replaces its legendary naturally aspirated V10 with a twin-turbo hybrid V8 in the new Temerario, knowing traditional enthusiasts will push back.

Inspired by classic Ford pickups, the F-150’s new Two-Tone Package looks the part, but availability will be limited to just two trims.

On paper, the RAV4 and CR-V are neck and neck. But add five years and a hybrid badge, and the numbers start to tell a different story.

Someone made renders of a new Genesis G90 Coupe based on the recently patented Genesis X Gran Coupe.

And yes, the oddball Rogue PHEV is now essentially dead after being a stopgap for Nissan’s budding hybrid lineup.

Several trademarks suggest McLaren's reinvention goes deeper than just a new corporate identity.

Nothing ages a car like a dated infotainment interface, but Porsche has a solution for some of its best sports cars.

Cadillac wants to refresh the Escalade IQ lineup by adding a new trim level at the top of the range.

It looks like GM might be cooking up something wild, if these three new design patents are anything to go by.

This is just the first taste of Alfa Romeo's bespoke capabilities.

The Japanese marque believes Chinese automakers could start building cars in Mexico within three years.

The U.S. Department of War has supplemented the contract by almost $700 million to accommodate several engineering changes.

Stellantis has been hinting at more exciting products, and a fast Jeep could make one helluva statement.

Buyers choosing the EV's newest trim, the Model Y L Premium, can expect the longest wait time.

The Terrano revival is one of the biggest news stories of 2026, and Nissan seems to be ramping up the project, with testing underway.

Cadillac continues to aggressively expand its electric vehicle lineup to capture premium buyers transitioning away from internal combustion engines. We particularly liked its blend of distinct styling, modern cabin technology, and everyday driving range. These product efforts are yielding ...

The British motoring industry is one of great highs and crushing lows. But despite all the challenges, the Mini has stayed strong and resilient, even as many of its compatriot brands have crumbled around it. The ten-foot motorized symbol of Englishness has deeply rooted itself in British pop ...

The full extent of the Volkswagen Group’s restructure have become clearer over the last few weeks. Late in June, a report said VW was set to cut up to 100,000 jobs and would close four factories as competition from Chinese brands intensifies. What was less obvious is how these potential cutbacks ...

The Subaru Crosstrek is still holding down the fort for the star-spangled brand in America, right up there with the Forester. Sure, it's lost a bit of steam in early 2026, but it's still a mainstay in Subaru showrooms and a common sight on the road. That said, Subaru hasn't gone wild with updates ...

UPDATE (July 11, 2026 at 3:00 am ET): Toyota reached out Autoblog and provided its statement regarding the production delay: "Additional adjustments are being made to the vehicle prior to launch with a delay of a minimum of eight weeks. At reveal, Toyota announced that models were expected to start ...