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How do you revamp a product that claims almost 40 percent of its segment? If you’re Toyota: carefully.

It’s hard to drive three blocks in North America these days without seeing some version of the Hyundai Santa Fe mid-size crossover. It’s a massive seller for both the brand and in the segment in general, and for good reason; over the last few generations, it’s looked unique, it’s come well-equipped and such are Hyundai’s trim offerings that the buying process is exceedingly simple. It ticks a tonne of boxes…and now, there’s an all-new one.

New Kona has a lot of good going for it—and a few oversights.

Until now, the only way to buy a Rivian R1T was to buy a Rivian R1T. Whether buyers paid in cash or financed, the company did not offer a lease for its popular electric truck. Now, a total of 14 states will serve as the basis for the company’s new leasing program. Buyers can choose from 24 or 36-month lease terms. Moreover, the $7,500 federal EV tax credit still applies, netting buyers further savings on their lease.

Japanese auto manufacturers were at the top of their game in the ’90s.

A slightly smaller Raptor pickup is coming, and Ford details how it's so capable out on the dunes.

The base engine matters.

The 2024 Acura TLX doesn’t look very different from its predecessor, but Acura has nonetheless introduced a load of meaningful changes to its midsize sedan entrant. On the whole, the lineup is far more streamlined. The front-wheel-drive-only TLX Technology is now the entry point to the lineup, priced at $46,195 MSRP with destination included. It now features 19-inch wheels, and inside buyers will find an ELS sound system, ambient lighting, and leather seats.

Now that Black Friday’s over, it’s time to turn our attention Cyber Monday. If you didn’t get around to shopping on Black Friday because you were still in a food coma, there are still plenty of great deals on Cyber Monday. Like Black Friday this year, many online retailers have already launched their Cyber Monday deals before the actual day.

The Chrysler 300 is soon to be no more. The brand’s big, retro inspired sedan has enjoyed moderate success over the past two decades, but all good things come to end. Of course, this isn’t the first time the 300 has been discontinued, and it may not be the last time we see the 300 moniker either.

The brightness of your vehicle’s interior lights usually doesn’t cross your mind until something goes missing in the cabin’s depths or you need to buckle a squirming baby into her car seat at night. Most vehicles come with standard, inexpensive bulbs to light the passenger compartment; they do the job, but little more. Having experienced both of the aforementioned circumstances over the last few months, I decided to spend the time and money to upgrade my vehicle’s incandescent interior lights to LED bulbs.

The American pickup truck segment is one of the most passionate markets in the automotive world. Not only do most consumers have a specific brand they favor, but many also believe a truck must be built a specific way – body-on-frame.

Yes, it's big. It's also clever.

In an interview with Autocar this month, Audi board member and CTO Oliver Hoffmann said that more “function on demand” features will be coming to Audi models over the next few years. In other words, Audi is leaning into subscription models while others, like BMW, are bowing out after customer backlash.