#Chicago

Nissan is making its popular Rogue Sport crossover (called the Nissan Qashqai in Canada) more appealing for 2020 by adding an extra helping of standard equipment.

Mazda is producing a limited-edition MX-5 Miata to celebrate this legendary sports car’s 30th birthday.

The popular Subaru Legacy sedan has been totally redesigned for 2020, offering better performance, more technology, elevated refinement, and even a much-improved interior.

Kia has updated its popular Sportage utility vehicle for the 2020 model year, unveiling it at the Chicago Auto Show.

Crossovers are king and the five-passenger XT5 wears the crown at Cadillac. The luxury brand’s global bestseller, this right-sized family hauler gains a new sport package for 2019

Toyota unveiled a new off-road version of its Sequoia full-size SUV at the Chicago Auto Show.

Toyota has made a few minor updates to its ever-popular if somewhat outdated Tacoma pickup for the 2020 model year.

Keeping its Pathfinder three-row crossover on shoppers’ shortlists, Nissan revealed a new special-edition model at the Chicago Auto Show, one with rugged looks and more equipment.

Ram and Ford have both unveiled their latest heavy-duty pickup trucks and now it’s Chevrolet’s turn to strike back. The bow-tie brand rolled out its redesigned 2020 Silverado HD at the factory where it’s built in Flint, Michigan.

Ram unveiled its completely redesigned range of heavy-duty trucks at the Detroit Auto Show last month. In the meantime, GM has also fired its latest HD-pickup salvo. But hot on those rivals’ rear bumpers is Ford, which has now taken the wrapper off its updated Super Duty family.

It’s a rare occasion when an automaker develops a brand-new engine family. Scarcer still are clean-sheet V8 designs. But bucking modern trends, Ford has created an all-new big-block gasoline unit for use in heavy trucks.

The 2019 Ram 1500 just debuted last month in Motown, but FCA wants to keep the momentum going because they’ve unveiled a Mopar-customized version of this all-new pickup at the Chicago Auto Show.

Fiat is turning the wick up for 2018. Its iconic 500 subcompact gets standard turbo power, a welcome upgrade.

The Chicago Auto Show is usually a pretty sleepy event. Automakers tend to reserve their most-important reveals for Detroit, Los Angeles or New York. Still, Ford is making a bit of news here in the Windy City with its updated Transit Connect.

BMW is a sprawling automaker with facilities scattered around the world, but why do they have a software development and innovation center in Chicago?