Zac Estrada

Does Porsche need a reason to add another $100,000-ish wagon to its lineup?

We drive an '85 Mazda RX-7 among some great classic Japanese metal.

Magnus Walker collaborated with Hot Wheels so a new generation of kids can find their inspiration, just like he did with a Porsche.

The John Cooper Works label is poised to spread to Mini's most grown-up car, but don't expect a jacked-up off-road version ever.

Few besides the faithful will quickly spot the difference, but the 2017 Audi A4 packs slick advancements in a tidy package to fend off BMW and Mercedes.

Snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures can't dampen the fun of Mazda's truly addictive roadster.

Saab AB has declined to give National Electric Vehicle Sweden the rights to use the Saab name on new planned models.

Despite some minor flaws, the Buick Cascada manages to provide open-top fun without the compromises you might expect.

The resuscitated automaker's newest render appears to be a rehashing of an already-published image from a magazine.

While selected markets are getting the 2016 Chevy Volt now, a 2017 model is coming in the spring with additional features.

The civil penalty concerns 2014 and 2015 Minis that were not recalled soon enough after failing to meet U.S. side-impact crash protection standards.

While the Tesla Model S continues to grab headlines with its steadily growing popularity, it isn't the most popular EV yet.

The 2017 Audi Q7 is lighter and more tech-laden than before, making it better equipped to do battle with the growing crop of luxury three-row crossovers.

With the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid, General Motors wants to show it's as serious about mainstream hybrids as it is about mainstream midsize sedans.

The love of all things "premium" shows no signs of slowing down and it's becoming a join-or-die situation for some companies.

Tesla is the latest automaker to say it won't be setting up a stand at the Detroit Auto Show.

An increasing appetite for large cars may lead to the minivan's resurgence in China.

The converts brought in under the clean diesel notion may be lost on VW for a while, but the company still has loyalists committed to its other products.

The introduction of the new Mini Clubman has cemented the brand as another premium proposition, rather than the quirky outpost of BMW's small cars.

Diesel as a viable engine choice in the US may go down with VW's reputation among its loyal customers after the automaker's alleged emissions cheating.

Why is the band Night Riots on stage next to the Honda Civic for the car's reveal? It seems Honda is trying to recapture its former core audience.