Liberty Walk has applied their expertise to a Nissan GT-R – well, sort of. 

Crossovers and subcompacts are rarely praised for having enjoyable driving dynamics and gorgeous styling, but Mazda bucks that trend thoroughly with the 2018 Mazda CX-3.

The biennial Frankfurt Motor Show is usually dominated by European OEMs unveiling all kinds of high-performance or luxury models, but bucking this trend, Honda just debuted an exciting new design study that proves big reveals can come in small packages.

The stylish Kia Rio has undergone a number of important changes for 2018, all designed to make it more refined, upscale and high-tech. 

Small crossovers are BIG business these days.

Nearly 146,000 versions of the Kia Soul were sold in the U.S. last year, making it the South Korean automaker’s most popular model. 

Not everyone shopping for cars wants an 840-horsepower Dodge Challenger Demon.

If you follow actor Tom Hanks on Twitter, you’ll know he frequently gets “new cars.”

Thrifty, flexible and affordable, the 2012-2016 Hyundai Accent has long been a go-to small car for budget-minded shoppers after generous feature content, decent fuel mileage, and selection to spare thanks to two body styles and numerous trim grades.

New vehicle quality is at an all-time high according to the 2017 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study.

“This doesn’t feel like a crossover,” I thought while lightly sawing at the 2018 Hyundai Kona’s steering wheel. There was unexpected heft and it actually communicated with me, unheard of traits for such a small and ostensibly affordable front-drive CUV.

The 2018 Hyundai Kona subcompact crossover was just unveiled in Seoul, South Korea, complete with internal-combustion power. But at least one additional variant is in the works.

The 2018 Hyundai Kona subcompact crossover just made its world debut in South Korea.

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As an older Millennial, I’m continuously told by marketing people that I’m the Holy Grail of car customers.

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European auto shows are a lot of fun, mainly because we get to see all the cool (and sometimes not so cool) cars that North Americans don’t get.

The next-generation model of the ridiculously fun Ford Fiesta ST has debuted at the Geneva Motor Show with a new engine.

The 2018 Toyota C-HR will start at $22,500 when it goes on sale next month and come loaded with plenty of premium content, including adaptive cruise control.

Toyota has unveiled a pair of new Yaris subcompact cars including a more economical and refined mainstream model along with a supercharged performance variant.

Fiat is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Fiat 500 with the debut of the new 500 Sessantesimo at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show.

To keep the hoards of Toyota performance fans satisfied until the Supra gets here, the Japanese automaker has shared some more information about its upcoming hot hatch.

The Hyundai Accent may be the Korean brand’s most affordable model, but it’s definitely not a cheap beater car anymore.

The Smart brand might be dumping its gasoline combustion engines.

After three years on the market in California, Oregon, and Maryland, the Chevrolet Spark EV has been discontinued to make room for the Chevy Bolt EV.

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.

UPDATE: Fred Ligouri from Chevrolet Communications confirmed GM is aware and is currently investigating. 

One Bolt owner thinks Skynet may already be here. 

More proof has surfaced that Honda in Japan is 100 percent cooler than Honda in North America.

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

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

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

Smart has been an interesting experiment in urban mobility. On paper, these tiny runabouts are an ideal transportation option for residents of densely packed megalopolises around the world.

Ford’s smallest utility vehicle is bound for North America, giving hope to Blue Oval fans who find an Escape too unwieldy.

Which scalding-hot compact performance car do YOU prefer, the long-time-favorite Subaru WRX STI or the sexy new Ford Focus RS? Vote in our poll!

The Toyota Yaris will be competing in the World Rally Championship (WRC) and new rumors suggest that the rally car could spawn a hot hatch variant of the little production car.

Crossovers come in a huge array of sizes, from gigantic three-row models to tiny subcompact offerings, with nearly every conceivable variation in between.

Hyundai appears to be jumping on the baby crossover bandwagon.

When car companies introduce new products, they go to stupefying lengths and spend inordinate amounts of money to present them in the best light possible.

Electra Meccanica took the wraps off its 2017 Solo battery-electric commuter car at the Luxury and Supercar Weekend event held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Kia has pulled the sheet from the new fourth-generation Rio before the small car makes its worldwide debut at the upcoming Paris Motor Show. 

How do you make a cheap car sexy? Despite their attractive price tags, people just don’t seem that excited about affordable subcompacts. But Nissan had a brilliant idea: take the super affordable Nissan Micra and put it in a thrilling spec racing series to show people what the little car is capable of.

Smart is looking to the 1970s for design inspiration, and has revealed that its fortwo coupe will now come standard with a fabric-covered fixed roof. 

Which subcompact performance hatchback would YOU rather park in your garage, the MINI Cooper S Hardtop or Ford Fiesta ST?

The 2017 Smart Fortwo Cabrio will arrive in U.S. dealerships this fall, starting from $19,650.

All Smart models will soon be available with both internal-combustion engine and EV versions – a first for any automotive brand.

In a move that would surprise no one, the Lexus CT200h might be replaced in Toyota’s luxury lineup by a compact crossover.

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It’s 2016 and cars are more of everything – they have more features, more safety equipment, more space and all that comes for more money.

The MINI Rocketman still has life and could head to production.

BMW has added a new version of the i3 electric car to its lineup for the 2017 model year.

The new Smart Brabus has been introduced at the 2016 Beijing Motor Show.

Shell has introduced its ultra energy efficient concept car to the world.

As one of the most affordable cars on the road, the Chevrolet Spark will easily get attention from young drivers and first-time car buyers, and there’s a lot to like.

The 2017 Chevrolet Sonic has been unveiled with a refreshed look and a host of useful upgrades.

The Fiat 500 is as quirky as ever, but the 2016 model gets one major upgrade that makes it much easier to live with – a touchscreen. 

Having an identity crisis is nothing new in the automotive world.

Will the 2017 Chevrolet Bolt have just five mile less range than a Tesla Model S 70D?

A British firm called Riversimple thinks this oddball hydrogen powered car could be the future of driving.

It seemed like a good idea at the time.

Compact crossovers are hot these days. It seems like every automaker is introducing one (or more) to cash in on the craze.