The 2017 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Sedan has been officially rated by the EPA to get 52 mpg on the highway.

Audi has announced that it will unveil the latest addition to its RS lineup at the Geneva Motor Show in March, the 400 hp RS 3 Sportback.

It’s a scary moment as we signal to enter an alleyway that’s barely wider than the car we’re in. I’m really on edge.

The all-new 2018 Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback was just revealed at the Chicago Auto Show.

The first complete sighting of the new, fifth-generation, 2018 Hyundai Accent will take place next week at the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto, Canada.

The 2017 Kelley Blue Book 5-Year Cost to Own award winners have been announced.

Nissan introduced a Midnight Edition options group for its Maxima sedan last year. Available on sporty SR models, this upgrade became so popular that the company has now decided to offer a similar package on five other models.

The new Chevrolet Cruze is a respectable compact vehicle that delivers what most shoppers in this segment are looking for. It’s reasonably priced, extremely efficient and more refined than you might expect.

The Geneva Motor Show is typically where supercars debut, but the new 2018 Toyota Yaris, will also be unveiled there.

It’s not easy being a player in the fast-paced automotive business.

Which small sedan would YOU rather own, the Volkswagen Jetta or Honda Civic? Each one states its case in this week’s latest poll.

There’s something about cars and clothing that go together like sneakers and sweatpants.

The 2018 Kia Stonic has been spied for the first time, confirming that the Korean brand is working on a subcompact crossover, which has been a rumor up until now.

The Audi A3 lineup is set to expand with the addition of a svelte new four-door coupe.

The Toyota Corolla is simultaneously one of the most loved and most hated cars on the market. Millions of people buy Corollas, yet car snobs will go on and on about how much they hate it and how boring it is.

The next Volkswagen GTI is looking to shake things up.

Small spaces and narrow streets lend themselves well to all of MINI’s cars, which are all perfect companions for exploring a city. But the new Countryman is bigger than anything MINI has built before and because of that, it seems better suited for adventures away from the city.

As far as treacherous winter conditions go, the drive to Detroit for the auto show each January can be about as bad as it gets.

Don’t let the popularity of the Tesla Model S fool you: Electric vehicles aren’t selling as well as perhaps they should be.

Volvo’s been on a trademarking spree lately, filing applications in the U.S. for V20 and V30, and filing the names P5, P6, and more in Europe.

Tiny crossovers are the hottest thing in cars right now, and any automaker that doesn’t have one is really behind the times.

Recently we published a list of the Top 10 Coolest Automotive Logos. As its title suggests, the piece highlights some of the most visually arresting emblems found in the automotive space today.

Update: We have since found out from a spokesperson that Volvo has “no plans to reveal the XC40 in Shanghai.” We apologize for the mistake

We’ve been eagerly awaiting the new 40 series Volvos since the 40.1 concept (seen above) was first shown in May and now we finally know when our patience will be rewarded. The new XC40 is set to debut at the 2017 Shanghai Auto Show this April.

The new MINI John Cooper Works Countryman features the most powerful engine ever to be fitted in a MINI.

Just in case you’re not tired of all the diesel news coming out this year, here’s one more oily tidbit: the upcoming diesel version of the Chevrolet Cruze is rumored to net a 50 mpg rating by the EPA.

Here’s the thing about fun cars: They don’t always have to be fast.

Sir Isaac Newton’s three laws may govern the physical universe but there’s a fourth unbreakable rule that has just as much if not more of an impact on our daily lives: You get what you pay for.

A legitimate contender to today’s crop of great hot hatches like the Ford Fiesta ST is coming from an unlikely automaker: Toyota. 

Infiniti hit a gold mine when it hired Alfonso Albaisa as its executive design director in 2013.

Mitsubishi has been struggling in North America for more than a decade.

The 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) means that promises are being made about the future of vehicle operation. Chief among which is the promise of autonomous driving, which Volkswagen and Audi have both revealed a bit about.

The Honda Civic was AutoGuide.com‘s Car of the Year for 2016 and is now offered as a stylish coupe, sedan or practical hatchback.

There are plenty of new vehicles to choose from these days.

Hyundai is looking to fill a gap in its lineup by introducing a new sub-compact crossover in the near future.

When Volkswagen revealed the updated Golf in early November, there was one glaring omission: the Golf R. Now, details for the new European R have finally been revealed and it’s getting 10 more PS (9.8 hp).

Nissan will add the overseas Qashqai crossover to its U.S. lineup, with the model debuting at next month’s North American International Auto Show in Detroit, multiple sources tell TTAC.

Making the decision to buy a new vehicle can be tough, and it can be made much worse when you end up regretting it. 

We at AutoGuide.com are huge data nerds.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation looking into older model Smart Fortwo cars that can catch fire. 

You’d be hard-pressed to find more than a smattering of Subaru loyalists willing to describe the Impreza as stylish or fun to drive.

The Fiat 500L is getting a facelift and spy photographers have caught it on camera during cold weather testing.

Toyota is teasing its long awaited Yaris hot hatch which will take its inspiration from the brand’s new WRC race car.

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMW M2, Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, Kia Optima, Ford Focus RS and 2017 Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMW M2, Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, Kia Optima, 2017 Ford Focus RS and Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMW M2, 2017 Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, Kia Optima, Ford Focus RS and Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMW M2, Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, Kia Optima, Ford Focus RS and Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMW M2, Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, Kia Optima, Ford Focus RS and Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) continues to garner the attention of automakers worldwide.

The Hyundai Accent lineup has gained a new addition.

Subaru people are among the most vocal in the world of automotive fandoms about how much they love their cars.

Ford has released the very first photo of the next-generation Fiesta before its official debut later today.

Ford plans to roll out a next-generation Ford Fiesta this week on Tuesday, Nov.29. 

It’s no secret that Americans love crossovers. Like a husky preteen addicted to Butterfingers, our relationship with these car-based utility vehicles is completely unhealthy.

Fiat models are getting much cheaper in the U.S. starting next year.

Car shoppers in Italy will soon be able to purchase a Fiat online.

Chevrolet is trying to make its non-sporty city car, sporty.

Twenty-sixteen is an important milestone for the humble Toyota Corolla, which is celebrating its 50th birthday. It’s hard to believe, but the first examples of this world-famous nameplate were assembled in the fall of 1966.

Not long ago, Kias were disposable cars, however, nothing could be farther from the truth today as this South Korean automaker builds some truly world-class products.

Nissan has been without a contender in the sporty compact category since the previous generation’s SE-R Spec V was put out to pasture in 2012, but that is about to change with the announcement of the 2017 Nissan Sentra NISMO.

There’s something almost sacrilegious about slapping a “sport” badge on an economy car.