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Second only to buying a home, purchasing a vehicle is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make. While personal taste and style certainly influence the choice, reliability is often the deciding factor. Buyers want a car that will last.

Discover the top longest-lasting SUVs built to hit 250,000+ miles. featuring Toyota, Honda, Lexus and more reliable, fuel-efficient, family-ready brands.

Toyota issues a major recall for Lexus and Subaru models after a rear-view camera glitch risks non-compliance with safety standards.

The first Toyota EV with solid-state batteries is supposedly a few years away. It’s bound to be something special, maybe an electric successor to the Lexus LFA.

Myrtle Polk was in the early stages of dementia when she went missing, her family says

The extensive recall encompasses specific Toyota and Lexus models from 2022 to 2026

Remember the original Lexus IS F? Lexus took an otherwise ordinary compact luxury sedan, stuffed a snarling 5.0-liter V-8 under the hood, added flared fenders and stacked exhaust tips, and unleashed it into the world. That car kicked off an entire lineup of V-8-powered F models, including the RC F…

The top long-lasting passenger cars like the Toyota Camry, Honda Civic and Lexus IS are built to go 250K+ miles in comfort and style.

We’ve been talking about Toyota’s new V-8 for a while, but only in the context of supercars. However, it appears the large-displacement engine could have a broader range of applications beyond high-performance vehicles. The company’s head of powertrains admitted in an interview with Australian media that it’s technically possible to…

Looking for a reliable car or truck? The top longest-lasting vehicles -- led by Toyota, Lexus & Honda -- are built for over 250K miles of comfort, safety & value.

Sedans have seen a steady decline in popularity over the past few years. Once the go-to choice for families, the classic four-door has been overtaken by crossovers and SUVs. These larger vehicles offer more practicality, sure, but that often comes with a higher cost of entry.