Honda‘s popular minivan is facing yet another recall, this time for a potential fire risk.

Chrysler has announced that the 2014 Town & Country will be priced from $31,760 including destination.

The 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan will be priced from $21,390 including destination.

Chrysler’s next-generation minivans will benefit from improved fuel efficiency and all-weather functionality.

A Honda Odyssey hybrid variant is under consideration and could join the minivan’s lineup in the future.

Honda and Toyota both topped the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s crash test ratings, earning five stars.

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its V-Class minivan, a model that could make its way to the U.S.

Nothing screams “commitment” or “responsibility” louder than a minivan, well, maybe a saggy pair of elastic-waist mom jeans but who’s counting?

Honda has released a preview of customized vehicles heading to this year’s Tokyo Auto Salon, including a wild Mugen-tuned version of its new Fit-based crossover.

In the past, buying a full-size commercial van meant wandering down to one of the Detroit Big Three showrooms and buying a pickup truck based bread-box complete with a honking big pickup truck engine. But in 2001 Daimler began to change all that by bringing the European Sprinter van over to America. Originally sold as a Freightliner, then a Dodge and finally a Mercedes-Benz, the Sprinter had the designation for years as being the only van to offer multiple roof heights and multiple wheelbase lengths combined with diesel power.

Chrysler’s “Stow ‘n Go” seating system makes converting the vans for optimal cargo carrying easy, but not easy enough.

An announcement  about Chrysler’s next generation of minivans is expected very soon although it in’t clear when that will happen.

An attractive price tag doesn’t always mean you’re getting a good deal for your money. That’s especially the case when you’re shopping for a car and you have to take into account its depreciation, cost of maintenance and even how much it’ll run you each time you have to fill up the gas tank.

Just because a car is cheap doesn’t mean it’s a good value. Taking into account the five-year owner cost of a vehicle which factors in depreciation, fuel, insurance premiums, interest on financing, sales tax and cost for maintenance and repairs, a better picture is painted on whether or not a vehicle is a good bang for your buck. 

The European Car of the Year shortlist has been announced with seven vehicles vying for the top title in Europe.

Kia’s 2014 Sedona minivan is one of the latest vehicles to earn a five-star crash safety rating.

Hyundai has issued out a recall for its 2007-2008 Entourage minivans for a faulty control arm.

Kia is recalling nearly 80,000 Sedona minivans for a faulty suspension part that can break and possibly lead to loss of control.

The next-generation Mercedes-Benz V-Class minivan and Vito commercial vehicle could make its way to the U.S. in 2015.

Even the Ford Transit Connect received some awesome modifications this year at SEMA, this one created with some inspiration and help from the Hot Wheels team.

Thought the Bisimoto Hyundai Genesis Coupe boasting 1,000 hp was extreme? How about this Honda Odyssey minivan built to the tune of 1,029 hp?

Approximately 344,000 Honda Odyssey minivans will be recalled in the U.S. to fix a software defect that leads to a braking issue.

Daihatsu will be bringing several concepts to this year’s Tokyo Motor Show, including the FC Deck concept mini truck pictured above.

For years, Arby’s has been telling us that ‘different is good’. But as delicious as those roast beef sandwiches are, that slogan doesn’t necessarily translate when it comes to cars.

The Nissan Taxi of Tomorrow is in jeopardy as a state court rejected Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s program, stating that it is an overreach of executive authority.

Although all vehicles roll off of showroom floors with EPA certified fuel efficiency ratings, as the famous saying goes ‘individual results may vary’.

Toyota has announced a recall for 2004-2005 and 2007-2009 Sienna minivans to address problems with the shift lever assembly.

Ford has a thing or two to say about Nissan‘s NV200 “Taxi of Tomorrow,” dubbing its 2014 Ford Transit Connect Taxi the “Taxi of the Future.”

Nissan announced today that the 2014 Quest minivan will be priced from $26,850 including delivery, keeping the same price as the 2013 model year.

Toyota has released details on the 2014 Toyota Sienna, with pricing starting at $27,780, including an $860 delivery fee.

Honda has issued a recall on its 2013 Odyssey and Pilot vehicles for an issue that could cause the engine to stall.

Americans have seen a number of Toyota and Lexus hybrids introduced in recent years, and more will follow, but a couple of efficient hybrid minivans the company has for over a decade kept away from U.S. shores are the Estima (in front) and Alphard (following).

Dodge is going through a major makeover in the coming years, as it tries to rebuild its identity with moderately priced performance models.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the  Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan, the American automaker has released special edition models for both of its minivans.

It may have a built-in vacuum cleaner, but when it comes to safety the Honda Odyssey most certainly doesn’t suck.

Ford’s minivan isn’t sold in the U.S., but when the brand debuts the new S-Max concept in a little over a week, it will preview the next step in its global design language. 

The Nissan NV200 Taxi, also known as New York’s Taxi of Tomorrow, has begun production.

The Kia Sedona has had a strange last couple of years, first being axed and then resurfacing as a 2014 model year with subtle changes to its exterior.

Congratulations, you’re all grown up! At this point in life you’ve probably made it through college with more than an associate’s degree in the field of interpretive dance; you’ve more than likely claimed a life partner that’s the opposite gender and of breeding age and, consequently, you’ve manufactured a genetic replica or two. You’re going places, and you need a suitable vehicle for this exciting new lifestyle.

Each week, we recap the most popular videos from AutoGuide‘s YouTube channel so why should this week be any different? This week, AutoGuide went on a search for front-wheel-drive greatness, pitting the older 1998 Acura Integra Type R against a new 2013 Honda Civic Si.

Find out what happened, as check out the other two most-watched videos below.

A total of 282,200 Chrysler minivans are being recalled because the side airbags can deploy on the wrong side in the event of an accident.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a probe on 2007-2008 model year Honda Odyssey minivans for a possible brake issue.

The Nissan NV200 will live on as the “Taxi of Tomorrow” as the Taxi and Limousine Commission has amended the rules, allowing cab operators to purchase a hybrid alternative to the NV200 minivan, at least until Nissan comes out with its hybrid variant.

Honda has announced pricing on its 2014 Odyssey minivan, with the Odyssey LX starting at $28,825 excluding an $830 destination charge.

Vans aren’t exactly the type of vehicles we think of when we think about setting Nurburgring lap records, but Volkswagen tuning specialist Revo wanted to buck tradition by building a T5 to see how it would perform at the legendary track.

Adding more fuel to the fire that Fiat could kill off Dodge by 2016, reports are coming in that the next-generation minivan from Chrysler will be a Town and Country and will launch as a 2016 model.

While the reverse used to hold true not a decade ago, currently, Canadians get a number of exclusive products not found south of the 49th parallel. Smaller vehicles, designed for global markets, that include the likes of the Chevrolet Trax and Orlando, as well as the Mercedes-Benz B-Class.

Last week’s Detroit IndyCar winner, Simon Pagenaud, will be climbing into a Honda Odyssey for the 2013 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.

The New York supreme court has ruled in favor of opening up the market in the state to various hybrid taxicabs, curbing the Nissan NV200’s plans of becoming the exclusive Taxi of Tomorrow.

The Kia Quoris full-size luxury, rear-drive sedan has been confirmed to go on sale in America starting next year.

Strategic Vision has announced the winners of its 2013 Total Quality Index (TQI), with American automakers reinstating their position in some very competitive segments.

Two separate probes into Ford and Chrysler vehicles have been closed by U.S. auto safety regulators now that both automakers have conducted safety recalls.

Roughly 100,000 Ford and Mercury minivans might be added to a recall announced earlier this year.

Last year, Kia announced that the Sedona minivan had reached the end of its lifecycle and would be getting the axe; then the Korean automaker did a flip-flop and said it would return, just at a later time.

Honda has introduced a new concept multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) at the 2013 Shanghai Motor Show called the Concept M.