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Mercedes design boss Gorden Wagener claims the EQS arrived '10 years too early' and it probably should've had a different name, like CLS or S-Class Coupe.

Ferrari is expected to reveal the Roma successor soon, and it might name its next supercar after this iconic Italian coastline.

Kia continues its sales success through June, with the company recording its best first half of sales in company history.

Dodge is recalling the new electric Dodge Charger Daytona because it doesn’t make any sounds to warn pedestrians. Here are the details.

Lancia confirmed the

Ferrari has unveiled the 2026 Amalfi coupe, a front-engine, V-8-powered replacement for the outgoing Roma. It has a new face and more power.

J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Initial Quality Study (IQS) puts Lexus on top of reliability with 166 issues for 100 cars, while Audi is last with 269 problems.

It may look the same as the 2026 Nissan Armada Nismo, but the Patrol Nismo for the Middle East uses an upgraded version of the twin-turbo, 3.5-liter V-6 engine.

Lotus will continue to make cars in Norfolk and is also exploring the assembly of vehicles at Volvo's Ridgeville factory in the US.

Lamborghini filed a new trademark in the European Union for Fenomeno. It's Spanish and Italian for phenomenon and could be the name for a limited-edition model.

Mercedes says it will use fake gearshifts alongside fake engine noises for the production version of its AMG GT XX 4-door electric supercar.

Nissan needs to free up cash. So it's offering suppliers delayed payments with interest.

Demand for the 2026 BMW M2 CS in specific markets is prompting BMW to recalibrate its allocations. Here's where it's increasing the number of build slots.

Ram is introducing two new 2500 Heavy Duty sport truck models, the Black Express and the Warlock. Learn more about the new pickups here.

This assemblage of McLaren road cars belonged to Mansour Ojjeh, a longtime owner of McLaren, and one of the people who built it into the powerhouse it is today.

Bentley could build a pickup truck, but someone would have to request it, an executive has revealed. Here’s what he said.