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With Carlos Ghosn out as Nissan’s chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa has some well broken-in shoes to fill as the brand’s new CEO.

The 2018  Mitsubishi Outlander Sport was just revealed, but full details don’t come out until next week at the New York Auto Show.

Toyota is expanding its Takata airbag recall once again to 2.9 million more vehicles in Japan, China, Australia, and more.

If you’re a short driver shopping for a new vehicle, you may want to avoid the ones on this list.

If you’re a tall driver shopping for a new car, you should probably avoid these.

Consumer Reports has revealed its list of the 10 worst cars for tall drivers, and unsurprisingly, it’s filled with compact sports cars and convertibles. To arrive at the selection of cars, the publication took a closer look at test scores of recently tested vehicles, for seat comfort, driving position, access and the view out. The tallest tester used was 6 feet 2 inches.

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And some of these cars aren’t even recommended for short drivers. Consumer Reports says sports cars cater poorly to both extreme, with tall drivers hitting the roof and short people unable to reach the clutch.

Since the vehicles aren’t ranked in a particular order, they are listed below alphabetically.

Not all customers are satisfied with their dealership experiences.

Mitsubishi has brought back its Eclipse nameplate, but it’s no longer a sports car.

These are the cars you should avoid purchasing, according to the folks at Consumer Reports.

It’s a common question to ask: Which car brands make the best vehicles?

Mitsubishi has revealed the new Eclipse Cross, a compact SUV that will sit between the Outlander Sport (called the RVR in Canada) and standard Outlander. 

The 2017 Geneva Motor Show is right around the corner and there are many debuts to get excited about.

Certain automakers continue to struggle when it comes to the dependability of their vehicles.

The Outlander Sport is Mitsubishi’s most popular model and to keep it fresh, the company has introduced a new Limited Edition trim for the 2017 model year.

It’s not easy being a player in the fast-paced automotive business.

Mitsubishi will show an all-new compact SUV model at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show.