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Automotive legend Steve Saleen probably isn’t the first person you think of for high-performance electric cars, but that will be changing soon.

The 2015 Hyundai Sonata is getting a rough start. Barely into its launch, the company is launching a second recall campaign affecting the new sedan.

Midsize sedans are a big deal; this segment is one of the most important in the automotive industry. Corporate fortunes are won or lost on the backs of these versatile, hard-working cars.

Ask AutoGuide, the internet’s premiere vehicular-advice column is back in business. But like a long-running Broadway musical you’d better act fast because this is strictly a limited-time engagement.

Dodge shocked the world earlier this week when it revealed that the Hellcat V8 makes 707 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque that are slated to appear later this year in a Challenger near you.

As Aston Martin busies itself developing a new platform to literally underpin its vehicles and figuratively support its future, the lifeline for its four-door model might be coming to a close.

Mercedes just revealed its refreshed CLS ahead of the official debut during the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

There’s a new special team at Jaguar Land Rover dedicated to building top-level luxury and performance vehicles.

Tesla might be readying an even bigger version of the already large Model S sedan that will arrive later this year.

The third-generation Cadillac CTS is an improvement in almost every way possible, but like all cars it’s far from perfect.

Progeny of the ill-fated Daimler-Chrysler merger, the Dodge Charger came to be in 2005 as a throwback to classic muscle nostalgia in a full-size sedan body. With retro looks, paint schemes and a throwback for a name, the Charger was more than just a pretender thanks to models like the R/T, R/T Daytona and SRT8.

As if BMW’s M5 wasn’t exciting enough, the German luxury brand is offering a special 30 Jahre Edition with more power in limited production.

Mainstream midsize sedans have been the most popular car category for 10 years in a row, but that streak might be in jeopardy.

California-based Tesla Motors is planning to break ground on at least two sites before making a final decision about which state will host its “Gigafactory.”

Audi can chalk another one in the win column today because the A3 was just named the 2014 World Car of the Year.