The industry is slowly showing signs of life, and automakers pray it sticks.

Turns out buying a car in the U.S. is wildly different from buying one in the UK—and not in a good way.

Jeep’s new Xtreme Recon package offers 35-inch tires and, later in the year, a 100:1 crawl ratio.

BMW is asking owners in Korea to pay for subscription-based options like heated seats or driver-assistance software.

There’s no sign of the next Nissan GT-R, so the company has updated the Nismo for 2020.

A Yaris with 205 horsepower doesn’t sound all that bad.

Despite what internet commenters may lead you to believe, most buyers apparently don’t mind the Corvette’s momentous platform shift.