Want to see what Toyota has in store for America’s best-selling car?

Despite all reports to the contrary, the Chevrolet Trax is now coming to the U.S.

The Ford Escort nameplate will live once again, just not in America.

The changes might be subtle, but the 2015 Volkswagen Jetta has been revealed ahead of its New York Auto Show global debut.

There’s plenty of new cars heading to dealerships in the coming months, and AutoGuide is first to review them.

The 2015 Honda Fit, the 2015 Hyundai Genesis sedan and the 2015 Cadillac Escalade all usher in new generations for the popular models… but how do they stack up against their predecessors and against the competition? This past week, AutoGuide‘s most watched videos were reviews on all three vehicles, as we take a look to see if newer is indeed better.

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The vehicles that Jaguar and Land Rover build are about to go through big styling chnages.

Honda’s most sophisticated hybrid to date is turning out to be a bigger hit than the company expected.

The Pontiac Vibe will be included in the recent massive Toyota recall, with work being done by GM dealerships.

No surprise here – Tesla has issued a rebuttal to the recent law suit filed by the so-called Lemon Law King.

Move over heads-up displays, augmented reality is making its way to vehicles.

Volkswagen has requested its dealerships to stop selling four vehicles starting immediately.

The Ford F-150 might not be the only vehicle in the American automaker’s lineup to make generous use of aluminum.

General Motors is betting big on its next-generation Volt, with more electrified vehicles on the way.

The self-proclaimed “Lemon Law King” has filed the first lemon law suit against Tesla.

Do you want to know what the “F” in Lexus F stands for?

Ford has issued out two separate recalls that affect over 434,000 vehicles.

The most popular videos on the AutoGuide YouTube channel this week range from luxury SUVs to family sedans.

Craig Cole took a deep look at the all-new Cadillac Escalade, to see if the massive, luxury SUV has a place in today’s market, while Sami Haj-Assaad explores the many tech features of the new Infiniti Q50. Lastly, there’s our review of the Chrysler 200, which we said is 200 times better than the old one.

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Interested in the BMW X4? The ordering guide for BMW’s newest model has leaked onto the net.

Editors Note: Hyundai spokesman Jim Trainor has contacted AutoGuide to clarify the original report below. Hyundai Motor America CEO Dave Zuchowski did in fact confirm that a new Tucson would arrive next year, however, that model is separate from a proposed sub-compact crossover that has not yet been given the green light for production.

Hyundai is planning to go smaller in the crossover segment with an all-new model debuting in 2016.

Having four doors doesn’t have to mean driving responsibly. There are dozens of high-powered luxury sedans available in today’s marketplace, most of which boast over 500 hp.

Spiders are creeping up on the Mazda 6 yet again, as the Japanese automaker has announced another recall for its sedan.

Pricing for the Dodge Charger and Challenger Scat Packs has been announced.

Mercedes-Benz will be featured in the upcoming Jurassic Park movie and it isn’t messing around.

Lexus has confirmed that the newest model to its lineup will officially debut at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

The Mercedes-Benz M-Class is getting a facelift for the 2015 model year and AutoGuide‘s spy photographers have caught new photos of it.

Land Rover will be showing off its future at this year’s New York Auto Show.

Tesla has no intentions of going down without a fight in the state of New Jersey and has filed notice that it intends to sue.

If bigger is better, BMW might be bringing its best yet to the 2014 Beijing Motor Show.

Want to head to San Diego for this year’s Comic-Con International event? Scion might be your ticket.

Volkswagen will be bringing its mid-cycle refreshed 2015 Jetta to the 2014 New York Auto Show.

Unofficial pricing and packaging information for the 2015 Honda Fit has leaked through an enthusiast forum. 

Honda is recalling 9,816 2014 Civic LX sedan and coupe vehicles for a possible tire defect.

Car enthusiasts worldwide love AutoGuide‘s videos, and this past week we had plenty to share.

For shoppers interested in a three-row crossover, we compiled our comparison test to determine which offers the best bang for the buck. In addition, we took a deeper look at the all-new Chrysler 200S while sports car enthusiasts wanted to see out first drive of the BMW M235i.

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Subaru is planning a successor for its Tribeca model that will boast a world’s first powertrain.

General Motors‘ ignition switch recall just got a whole lot bigger.

Ford has gotten in on the fun, parodying the Cadillac ELR ad that poked fun at Europeans.

The Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG is shedding its camouflage as the sedan gets ready for its Paris Motor Show debut.

America’s best-selling car is getting a makeover set to be seen for the first time at this year’s New York Auto Show.

Could the production Volkswagen CrossBlue concept have a turbocharged VR-6 engine under the hood?

There could be an awful lot more Audi models wearing angry body kits and “RS” badges if R&D boss Ulrich Hackenberg gets his way.

The BMW 3 Series is getting a mild facelift and AutoGuide‘s spy photographers have caught the first photos of what the German automaker is working on.

Tesla stores in the state of Ohio are safe… for now.

Now that Volvo is owned by Geely, the Swedish automaker has some big plans for its near future.

Sold in the U.S. as the Jetta SportWagen, Volkswagen is working on a high-performance version of its Golf R Variant.

Bentley is aiming high with its SUV, and hopefully the design can keep up with the performance.

It may not be heading to the U.S., but the Mercedes-Benz CLA 45 AMG Shooting Brake is one hot hatchback.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has big plans for its struggling  Alfa Romeo brand.

Aston Martin might lean on Mercedes-Benz for more than an SUV platform. The German brand might also lend its sports car underpinnings in the future.

With a new look, a new chassis and plenty of new features Hyundai debuted the all-new 2015 Sonata in Korea today.

The Internet loves videos, and car enthusiasts love AutoGuide‘s videos.

The 2014 MINI Cooper S Hardtop is capturing the attention of our readers and car shoppers worldwide, with our review of the compact topping this week’s most watched videos list. Following that, luxury sedan shoppers are curious to see which diesel model stacks up from BMW and Audi while our first drive of our 2014 Car of the Year, the Mazda 3, garnered plenty of attention too.

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Each day, AutoGuide strives to report up-to-date automotive news but not all stories are created equal. Some just have a life of our own, especially on social media.

Shared heavily on Facebook, Twitter and Google+, here are our most viral news stories from the past seven days.

Is there really a market for an ultra-luxury SUV from Rolls-Royce?

Mitsubishi might not have its plug-in hybrid SUV initiative off the ground in North America yet, but the Japanese automaker has confirmed that more models are on their way.

BMW is expanding its lineup at a rapid pace, so don’t be surprised to see a range-topping SUV model added in the future.

Think BMW is done revamping its lineup and adding models? Think again.

It appears that Tesla‘s fight against auto dealerships nationwide is just beginning.

Next year, Ford will introduce its next-generation Taurus and expect it to gain some major improvements.

What do comedian Ricky Gervais, celebrity chef David Chang and Queen have in common?

While other automakers are driving away from V8 engines, Porsche will be equipping its Panamera with a new one.

Could Infiniti create a vehicle that competes with the Porsche Panamera?