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Upgrading to the Crosstrek Premium at $28,365 brings the option for a larger 2.5-liter engine making 182 hp, available on the Sport ($30,915), Limited ($32,815), and the off-road-focused Wilderness ($33,915) trims. The Wilderness trim stands out with its 9.3 inches of ground clearance, rugged styling, and extra underbody protection.

We get hands-on with the refreshed 2025 Ford Expedition.

In an interview with German outlet, Bimmer Today, BMW M head Frank van Meel confirmed that the M3’s straight-six engine would survive long enough to make it into the next-generation sports sedan.

Exactly one year ago, Forza Motorsport launched, kicking off a new era for Microsoft’s racing franchise.

Our earth’s axis of rotation is tilted.

The 2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV is a blend of outlandish performance and undeniable visual impact, though it’s not necessarily meant for the hardcore off-road crowd. Despite its off-road potential, most of these luxury rigs are more likely to be seen cruising city streets than climbing boulder fields.

Finally, the last holdout in Lexus’ electrified lineup gets a high-voltage heart transplant.

Over in Europe, Volkswagen has introduced the new Tayron SUV.

The Crown name might not mean a lot to most car shoppers in North America, but overseas it’s an icon. And for good reason.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee L has lost its 5.7-liter Hemi V8, making the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 the only engine option available.

Rolls-Royce’s clientele, it seems, are never quite content with the standard.

One of the more popular segments when it comes to electric vehicles is the compact SUV market. Last year we compared eight of the offerings in this class, and more recently tested out other competitors in this space.