As expected, the Subaru Viziv Adrenaline Concept has made its debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, ushering in Subaru’s new ‘Bolder’ design language that will give its vehicles more prominent characteristics with the goal of broadening the brand’s appeal.

Lost in all the news of the fancy supercars debuting at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show is the reveal of a new Mazda crossover. Called the Mazda CX-30, this all-new vehicle will sit between the CX-3 subcompact crossover and CX-5 compact crossover.

Yet another electric crossover concept has debuted at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show  in the way of the new  Mitsubishi Engelberg Tourer Concept.

Expanding by leaps and bounds in the new millennium, Subaru effectively  quadrupled its share of the U.S. market in the process.

The Honda e Prototype is an evolved version of the Urban EV Concept and is more representative of the production version of the electric hatchback that will enter production in Europe later this year.

Have you ever wondered where Nissan originated, how it came to be, or where it makes its cars?

When Nissan debuted the 2018 Leaf in Japan, it said that there would be a longer-range version coming. Now, just over a year later, the longer-range version is here. But there’s more to the Leaf Plus than just increased range.

With the addition of the new Corolla Hybrid, Toyota’s vehicle range is beginning to get a bit concentrated with small hybrid vehicles.

With an approachable price, spry handling and genius interior packaging, the Honda Fit is a great buy for anyone in the market for a new subcompact car.

Honda is expected to debut an evolved version of the Honda Urban EV at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show in March, which should be more representative of the production version of the fully electric hatchback.

The Subaru brand has long been the slightly offbeat ride of choice for those seeking to incorporate all-wheel drive into their daily commute.

If you thought the regular 2020 Toyota Supra was a bit tame, then you will definitely want to take a look at the new Supra Performance Line.

Toyota is the world’s largest automobile company and has an absolutely massive manufacturing base that spans the globe, serving markets both large and small. Despite this, many people may not know where Toyota is from or where Toyota vehicles are made.

The automotive valuation experts over at Kelley Blue Book have announced their Best Resale Value Award winners for 2019.

Despite seeming to be older than the dirt on which it rolls, the Toyota Tacoma is enjoying massive sales growth.

If you’re looking to buy an affordable crossover with all-wheel-drive, you might find yourself in a Subaru dealership.

Subaru has been gaining popularity in the North American market in recent years, but the automaker is still not as mainstream as brands like Toyota or Honda.

Honda is one of the most well-known and most popular automakers in the world. Despite this, many people aren’t sure what country the company originates from or where the company builds its cars.

Will the next Toyota Tundra have hybrid power?

In the past few years, sedan sales have taken a serious nosedive, and it’s all thanks to the wider availability of crossovers.

The current Toyota Tundra has been around since 2007, an eternity when it comes to the ultra-competitive half-ton pickup truck market, but the Japanese automaker is finally getting around to working on a new model.

The number of great compact crossovers keeps increasing, especially as newly updated vehicles like the Subaru Forester and Volkswagen Tiguan arrive boasting more features and space.

Even now in 2019, when you hear about the latest and greatest in electric vehicles or alternative energy, it’s usually from the state of California. Vehicle manufacturers still release some of their latest and greatest in just California, while others limit sales to a select group of locales.

Toyota has filed a patent for a virtual sunroof that could show moving images of the car’s exterior.

Toyota Supra chief engineer Tetsuya Tada recently told Road & Track that the new 2020 Supra could likely lap the Nurburgring in around 7 minutes and 40 seconds.

The 2020 Toyota Supra has finally made its debut after a lengthy and exhaustive hype campaign.

The highly anticipated Toyota Supra has just debuted and the Internet is already enraged about many things, one of which is the fact that the revived sports car isn’t available with a manual transmission.

Americans are getting their first taste of Subaru’s special S-Line sauce with the powerful new WRX STI S209, which may be the best version of the brand’s sport compact car.

After decades of waiting, endless teasers, and many leaked photos, the revived Toyota Supra has FINALLY been unveiled at the 2019 Detroit Motor Show in all its glory. 

Lexus is paying more attention to sport and has improved its RC F coupe, debuting an RC F Track Edition at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show.

The technology industry seems to have an obsession with putting the word “smart” before things.

The Nissan Maxima is hard to ignore, even as SUVs and crossovers steal headlines away from once-popular sedans. But sedans still exist, and there are plenty of reasons to pick one up, especially if it’s the attractively styled and enjoyable to drive Maxima.

Tired of electric crossover concepts yet? We hope not, because Infiniti has just rolled out another one. Introducing the Infiniti QX Inspiration concept.

We’re setting our sights on a whole new year of automotive excellence. We can’t wait to see what new cars debut in 2019, but there are a few that have already caught our eye. We can’t wait to drive these new cars or see them fully revealed. Here’s what we’re looking forward to:

The 2020 Toyota Supra appears to have leaked out, with images of the sports car, allegedly official ones from Toyota, surfacing online today.

Just when you thought the Jimny couldn’t get any cooler.

Toyota is looking to add TRD performance models across its product portfolio, Toyota USA general manager Jack Hollis told AutoGuide earlier this year, and that will likely include a Corolla TRD.

A front-drive hatchback versus a rear-drive sports car? We’re not crazy.

The New Year is quickly approaching, which means its time to count down some of the best and worst new vehicles of the year.

Let’s be frank, performance crossovers are kind of lame.

Nissan has indicated it will put the IMX (or IMx) into production in a couple of years – likely in mid-2020 or in 2021. It’s beginning to look doubtful the IMX will be the only ‘IM’ badged product in Nissan’s future lineup, though.

Honda Access is Honda’s genuine parts and accessories supplier in its domestic market of Japan.

At the recent Los Angeles Auto Show, Toyota told us that its dealers had yet to put pressure on the automaker to give them an EV and that it’s customers had yet to express much interest in buying one.

Subaru has filed a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for ‘S209’.

Crossovers, crossovers, crossovers. This term has to be the most common automotive related catchphrase of 2018. Yet the folks at Nissan have been using the term for over 15 years when the first Murano was introduced.

One year ago, the Nissan Altima, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Nissan Sentra, Toyota Highlander, and Ford Fusion were all significantly more popular than the Toyota Tacoma. The Altima, for example, sold 32-percent more often than the Tacoma, which was generating record volume in 2017.

You know how you used to drive the Mazda CX-5 and think, “This is really good, but it could use a little more power.” Now it’s got a little more power. And you were right, it’s better.

Infiniti is getting ready to debut a new electric crossover and the first step is with a concept car that will be unveiled at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show in January.

“Convoy B, stop ahead.”

The Toyota Prius has been the front-runner in the hybrid space for decades now, but faced with increased competition, it was time for this popular car to learn a new party trick.

It can be hard to decide between a mid-size or a compact sedan. After all, the size difference and price structures are almost identical — how do you know which one is right for you?

Nissan debuted the coachbuilt R35 GT-R this summer ahead of the car’s public appearance at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The vehicle was designed by Nissan and Italdesign together and will be hand built by the Italian design and engineering company at its headquarters in Turin, Italy.

Toyota sells a ton of electrified vehicles between its various Prius model variants, the hydrogen fuel cell powered Mirai and other hybrids, but it doesn’t currently sell a fully electric vehicle.