The Latest Breaking News on Cars

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Building cars is hard, and sometimes even the best automakers make mistakes, including Porsche. Thankfully, the automaker was quick to rectify a flub in which two limited-edition 911 S/Ts featured dash plaques with the exact same serial number—1,724—and the mistake might have gone unnoticed if one owner hadn't attempted to…

The fifth-generation Nissan Pathfinder received a handful of small updates for 2026. It has revamped styling and more tech, and with that comes a slight price increase. The entry-level Pathfinder S now starts at $38,995, an $1,100 increase compared to last year.  

If you’ve been paying attention, a lot of Nissan's recent debuts have mixed old with new. Sometimes, the restraints of fiscal responsibility create an environment where a company like Nissan needs to get creative and focus on the details bound to make the biggest impact.   

The European Union is poised to drop its much-debated sales ban on new cars with combustion engines. Vehicles with conventional drivetrains will still be allowed beyond 2035, provided the new regulation is approved. However, Hyundai isn’t backing down from its electric offensive on the continent. In January, it will introduce…

Volkswagen’s important new electric city car takes a turn for the traditional and it’s all the better for it.

The BMW i4, Genesis GV60, Volkswagen ID.4 and Porsche Macan are at the top of the list for leftover inventory.

Peugeot shifts focus to potential 9X8 evolutions as new rules could open the door for extra joker upgrades

The 2025 Lamborghini Temerario is the latest chapter in Sant’Agata Bolognese’s storied supercar lineage. When we drove it on the track earlier this year, it blew us away with its instant acceleration and unbelievable handling, especially for Lamborghini’s first hybrid sports car in this segment.

Are classic cars a hobby or an investment strategy — or both? Either way, the vintage car scene is much cooler and more affordable than you think.

A perfectly maintained and completely unrestored1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is up for sale. However, as one might expect, it's not exactly commanding Honda Civic money. The star of the Mecum Auctions taking place in Kissimmee, Florida, from January 6 to 18, could exceed $70 million (€60 million).