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Bills WR Khalil Shakir planning to keep driving his old Subaru even after signing a huge contract extension.

Just make plug-in hybrids! It's obvious. Simple, even. It's the solution. Read enough forums, social media posts and comments and you'll surely learn that for yourself. Automakers seem persuaded. Everyone from Ram to Chevy to Nissan is following along.

Six of them are hybrids—and there’s one EV.

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has been near and dear to my heart since I reviewed it a few years back. It's got a retrofuturistic vibe I love, a comfy interior and outstanding specs. A used one of those is probably the next car I'll buy, once they get cheap enough…

Researchers conducted trials involving a crash test dummy and three cars travelling at 25mph.

Value for money is an important factor when buying a car. And there's nothing more valuable than a car's reliability. Being able to get you from one place to another is the entire point of owning a car, so having one you can rely on is always worth the spend.

There are huge swaths of these United States where you can pick up a rock, throw it in any direction, and you will have a decent chance of it landing on a Subaru Crosstrek.

I love it when carmakers have a sense of humor. Selling the newly NACS-plugged Hyundai Ioniq 5 for $55,400 with unpainted bumpers, a 1.0-inch lift, and all-terrain tires is one of the best ideas I’ve seen in the last year. I’m not totally sure who it’s for, but it proves that a…

The driver behind the wheel of a speeding car that slammed into a tree, killing two young boys, enjoyed racing and showing off, a court has been told.

Back in 2022 Prodrive, the UK race shop responsible for building some of the greatest Subaru rally cars, announced it would build a limited run of Impreza restomods inspired by the iconic 22B. Unsurprisingly, all 25 build slots sold immediately, leaving prospective buyers hanging. Now, there's one up for grabs…

Broadly speaking, electric vehicles are throwing loyalty out the window and helping brands steal buyers from competitors in unexpected ways. That's something we've known to be true for years, and it's something car companies brag about constantly. For automakers, "conquests" are a big deal.