#Scion

Even though it was only in the marketplace for 13 years, Scion has done some great things for the automotive industry… and some really bad things, too.

If you’ve followed Liberty Walk and its creations over the years, its Toyota 86 project won’t really come as a surprise.

Toyota has expanded its Takata airbag recall to include another 601,300 vehicles.

At least 859 complaints about exploding sunroofs have been filed in the past 22 years.

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In North America, if it’s not a crossover, truck or SUV, a vehicle’s sales are probably declining.

As we welcome in a new batch of wonderful and exciting cars for 2017, we have to look back and remember all the cars we lost in 2016. 

Toyota will have at least one sports car in its lineup for the foreseeable future.

Automotive enthusiasts love their cars, but which cars are more loved than others?

If you have done some traveling around the world, it’s likely you’ve seen the same cars abroad except with different names than what you’re used to in North America.

The J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Initial Quality Study results are in and there are quite a few surprises.

It’s National Donut Day and to car enthusiasts, that might mean something entirely different than sweet, fried pastries.

Another 1,584,000 vehicles are being recalled for faulty Takata airbag inflators.

Another April is in the books and we have the final U.S. sales figures in our greedy little mitts. Curiously, both Alfa Romeo and Scion had a blockbuster month, but despite a range world-class products, Cadillac’s deliveries faltered in a major way.

Another March is in the books and U.S. deliveries were up a small but noteworthy amount, with soon-to-be-extinct Scion leading the pack for some reason. In contrast, one super-luxury brand saw its sales drop by more than 50 percent last month and that’s no April Fools’ Day joke.