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Hyundai is clearly swinging for the fences with the redesigned Tucson, and it ought to, because the segment is as competitive as ever.
Read MoreYou can still get a regular XRT that's mainly aesthetic differences, but the XRT Pro has more ground clearance, all-terrain tiles and new off-road tech systems.
Read MoreNone of you seem to like random combinations of numbers and letters, or extra-long car names, and you really seem to hate EVs that use muscle car names.
Read MoreYou don't want any components failing in the middle of a helicopter ride, but this one should be of particular concern anytime you're airborne.
Read MoreThat's a sizable chunk of sales, and a hell of a lot of money that could go out the window.
Read MorePlus, Tesla has finally begun Semi deliveries after years of delays, and more.
Read MoreI don't know what the hell they're doing over in Maranello, but someone in the naming department has a terminal case of being Italian.
Read MoreMuch of it comes down to parts availability and roll-out, since ramping up a parts supply chain for additional capacity for a replacement part can take months.
Read MorePlus, Mercedes-Benz wants to cut over $900 million worth of labor costs in Germany, and Honda is looking to Ohio for a $2.5 billion assembly plant.
Read MoreThis is unfortunately not the first time something like this has happened, because there are a lot of shitheads out there.
Read MoreThe engineering changes in the updated contract include a new windshield, heater and defroster as well as some options for a full crew enclosure kit.
Read MoreVW issued its latest profit warning, bringing with it a $6.9 billion write-down on its 75% stake in Porsche just weeks after agreeing to cut 50,000 jobs.
Read MoreIf you're pure of heart, you know that God's one true drivetrain configuration is rear-wheel drive.
Read MoreIt's just bad news for global the economy all the way down.
Read MoreWe don't know much about the new Duramax, but its name gives us a clear indication of its mission statement: beat Ford's new Power Stroke V8, the Scorpion.
Read MorePeople often ask: "What does 'Jalopnik' even mean?" Well, now we can tell you. Jalopnik means integrity.
Read MoreThe era of flatness is clearly upon us. Lovers of weird engine configurations everywhere rejoice.
Read MoreGas and diesel prices soar, and so do GM's ambitions for its new V8 truck engines.
Read MoreIf there were no changes to the power, price, or fuel economy, which front-wheel-drive car would you swap the drive wheels on?
Read MoreThe General is set to supply parts for Lockheed Martin Patriot missiles in a bid to lift the U.S.'s munitions supplies.
Read MorePlus, the EU is asking China very nicely to limit its hybrid exports, Volvo is planning to launch 13 models by the end of the 2020s in a bid and more.
Read MorePlus, Waymo has its sights set on Tokyo, the eldest boy of the VinFast empire is named its global chief executive and more.
Read MoreIf your car is on the list, I've got some bad news. It means that you are both chopped and unc.
Read MoreThe XC60 PHEV's battery has doubled in size, giving it an electric-only range of an almost unbelievable 78 miles.
Read MoreThe plug-in-hybrid XC90 now has a 73-mile EV range, a whole 40 miles more than before, and it'll hit 60 mph in 4.9 seconds.
Read MoreWhat we've got here is a FWD EV based on the MEB+ platform, with an electric motor and battery supplying 135 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque.
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