#AmericanCars

In 2015 Ford will shift gears on its iconic Mustang, with some of that change being revealed today in leaked photos of the car’s new front end.

Set to debut next week, Cadillac has revealed the stunning new interior of its fourth generation Escalade.

According to a recent survey, millennials are less likely to care if a vehicle is assembled in America or not when shopping for cars.

Compliance with prevailing safety standards alone won’t be enough to prevent a recall from being ordered by U.S. government safety regulators. 

Buying domestic or foreign has been a debate that has raged on for years, and TrueCar has compiled a list of which states are more likely to buy a car built by an American automaker. 

Hey kids, want to put the brakes on a first date? Ruin a road trip? Impress your friends by not speeding? Then most of the new Ford lineup is for you.

Unveiled today at the Shanghai Auto Show, Buick has revealed an updated version of its Riviera Concept, foreshadowing the future look of the brand’s vehicles.

There’s a new measuring stick for what constitues and “American” car this year and it gives the crown back to U.S. makers.

Chevrolet dropped a cannonball in the muscle car pool today by announcing the return of the Z/28 Camaro, saying it will likely be too hardcore for most drivers. Thankfully, the SS model is also refreshed for 2014. 

Ahead of an official launch at the New York Auto Show next week, Jeep is showing-off just how capable its new Cherokee model is in a point-of view video teaser.

Sales for the Chrysler 200 are on the up-tick, but that won’t stop the American automaker from cutting short production as it gears-up to introduce a dramatically updated model.

With the Impala typecast as a rental car, Chevrolet is eager to avoid any such stigma being attached to its all-new 2014 model. And a plan has been put in place to do just that.

If there’s one sing of an excellent handling front-drive car, it’s the ability to rotate the rear end. The upcoming 2014 Fiesta ST can do just that, as Ford proves in a new video showcasing the hot hatch.

Ford has announced a recall affecting roughly 230,000 minivans dating back to 2004.

It appears that a track-focused Viper ACR is under development for the new fourth-generation car and could debut sometime next year.