Chris Bruce

The Korean-market Avante Sport gives us a good preview of the sporty compact sedan we'll get.

The EPA figures make the truck the most efficient midsizer with a gas V6.

Porsche Great Britain will mark the 924's 40th birthday by restoring a 924 GTP that raced at Le Mans. The car comes from Porsche's archives.

Toyota will reportedly broaden the Mirai lineup with a smaller, cheaper model for Japan, and it will launch in 2019 just before the Tokyo Olympics. The launch would be the perfect time to take advantage of the country's hydrogen push.

Volkswagen's new EA211 TSI Evo uses the Miller cycle, variable turbine geometry, and cylinder deactivation to maximize efficiency and torque in a small package.

As air-cooled Porsche prices spike, MotorWeek shows the joy of owning one by remembering the 1996 911 Targa.

Ford will recall certain Mustang, F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator models from 2011 and 2012 because the gearbox can suddenly shift into first gear. There are three accidents linked to the problem but no injuries.

What's in a name? Aren't car configurators more fun anyway?

The EPA and CARB are requesting fuel economy info from Mitsubishi and want the company to do additional testing on some US models.

The 2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport offers customers sharper styling with the new Dynamic Design Package, and the SUVs have more tech to play with, including a 10.2-inch widescreen infotainment system.

Evidence is mounting that Porsche may have a sportscar above the 911 Turbo under development.

Mitsubishi admits that it didn't use a portion of Japan's mandated fuel economy test since 1991, which allowed the company to inflate vehicle fuel economy.

Volkswagen's 2.49 million global deliveries made the German company the world's largest automaker for Q1, but Toyota was a very close second place.

A new Lego Technic kit lets you park a massive scale model of a Porsche 911 GT3 RS on your bookshelf. It's available online on June 1 for $299.99.

Volkswagen believes that it's too risky to release Jones Day's interim diesel scandal report and no longer plans to publish the documents in April. The company thinks the information could negatively affect negotiations with the Department of Justice.

Jay Leno gives his Shogun the spotlight this week, and he shows why this hatch was one of the hottest vehicles on the street when it went on sale.

The New York Times shows how obsession caused a Toyota salesman to investigate ISIS and eventually go to jail for allegedly threatening an FBI agent.

Lexus LFAs are starting to show up on the used market for less than their original price, which hints the Japanese supercar might become more a little more accessible. So far, you still need over $300,000 to get one, though.

Maserati now thinks it can launch the Alfieri sports coupe and the GranTurismo grand tourer by the end of 2018. Under the original plan, the Alfieri should have been nearly ready to launch by now.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is requesting details from Mitsubishi to check whether the fuel economy issue affects US models. Japanese media claim more models there might have false fuel economy ratings than just the current micro cars.

Nissan will recall the 2016 Maxima and Murano because of a potentially damaged O-ring in the ABS actuator, which could lead to a braking problem.