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It’s just about warm enough to take the winter tires off, but Murphy’s law dictates one last snowstorm as soon as you make the swap—as always, AutoGuide is here for it. We don’t always cover every piece of news, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have thoughts and opinions—many of them.

This week we discuss the first drive of the Acura ADX. We test a Toyota GR86 Hakone to see if it's worth the extra cost. There's a new Mercedes CLA that will electric and hybrid. Toyota is looking at putting hybrid powertrains into future GR products and Ferrari wants to reinvent the V12 engine.

Mitsubishi is reportedly interested in outsourcing electric vehicle production to Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics giant responsible for producing the iPhone you're reading this article on. Foxconn was previously interested in working with Nissan.

The popularity of SUVs doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. There are countless choices on the market in 2025, and several of them are good choices. But, to help out those looking for a new SUV this year, we've assembled 12 great options across 12 different segments.

This 1985 Dodge W150 Royal SE short bed pickup, stored for 20 years, is a project truck with a 318 engine, 727 transmission, and NP208 transfer case. It requires mechanical and cosmetic restoration.

If you’re reading this missive, then there’s a solid chance you know exactly what a dash cam does and how it can help your daily commute. Still, it doesn’t hurt to reiterate that having one of these devices installed in your vehicle can mean the difference between a relatively simple insurance claim and one that is dragged out over months in a he-said-she-said battle of legalities. With a dash cam, all the proof one needs is saved right there on a micro-SD card (or to the cloud, if you wish).

Tesla has issued a recall for all 46,096 Cybertrucks in existence due to a cosmetic panel that can detach while driving, creating a potential road hazard.

This 1991 Isuzu Trooper S, with 133,000 miles, is a rust-free Arizona vehicle with numerous recent upgrades. It's a solid driver, needing only a paint refresh to be excellent.

Wagons may be a niche segment in today’s SUV-dominated market, but BMW’s M5 Touring is proving that wagon's niche status may be supply-driven rather than demand-limited. The first-ever M5 Touring sold in the U.S. has drawn more interest than BMW initially projected.

Uncertainty is a key source of stress in the used-car shopping process, and smart shoppers take effective steps to avoid it. Recently, we published this story on how to test-drive a new car like a pro.

Chinese firm, BYD, has officially unveiled its Super e-Platform, a groundbreaking EV architecture that promises to deliver the fastest charging speeds in the world. With a 1,000-volt electrical system and the ability to handle 1,000 kW of charging power, BYD's latest innovation could make EV charging times nearly as quick as filling your tank with gas.

This 2008 Bullitt, #5395, is a supercharged Mustang with 68,000 miles, boasting an Edelbrock supercharger, Koni adjustable shocks, and a host of performance enhancements. It maintains its classic stock appearance while delivering significantly upgraded power and handling.

This 1992 Mitsubishi 3000GT SL, with 118,000 miles, is a well-maintained weekend driver. Featuring a 5-speed manual transmission, cold AC, and recent maintenance, this classic sports car is ready for its next owner.

In its first three years on the market, the Ioniq 5 collected awards like Meryl Streep and saw its sales stadily increase. The goal for the updated 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 was—don’t mess it up.

The results are in. According to J.D. Power’s 2025 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS), which reports on problems reported by owners of vehicles that are three years old, Lexus makes the most trouble-free cars in America.

Lexus’ score of 140 problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) is 62 points better than average.

General Motors is expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities through a new partnership with Nvidia, which will provide AI-powered chips and software for both advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and factory automation, the companies confirmed.