The Japanese automaker is making huge strides to break off its reliable but boring image of the 2010s.
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Japanese automakers could send American-made cars to Japan, to fulfill a need that didn't use to exist. But will it work?
It seems every automaker is rushing to have a compact pickup truck. In reality, it makes perfect sense. We explain why.
Technology, a lack of technicians and supply chain issues could make cars as disposable as smartphones. But, is that something we want?
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Automakers are rushing to create their version of an SUV that captures the hearts and tugs at the passions long gone.
There's a shortage of around 500,000 auto repair technicians, but the solution isn't easy nor quick. What caused it? We explain.
Surprising Q3 results showcase how the American buyer still loves having cars, especially one type in particular. But there’s a catch.
With so much change happening in the automotive industry, naturally aspirated engines may hold the key to fun cars, and not just V8s.
