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Toyota Ditches “Mobility for All” for Just Two Words
For a company that sells ten million vehicles a year, Toyota has spent a surprising amount of energy lately trying to convince the world it thinks about one person at a time. The Japanese automaker launched a new brand concept…
Honda’s New Pioneer 1000 Is a Small-Town Power Play
Nearly 3.9 million powersports products have rolled out of a factory in Timmonsville, South Carolina — a rural town of about 2,100 people. On April…
Toyota’s 11.3M Sales Record Hides a Warning Sign
Toyota just posted 11.3 million vehicles sold globally for its fiscal year, a record, even as supplier disruptions from the Middle East conflict and U.S.…
Nissan’s $3.45B Loss Is the Good News. Let That Sink In.
Nissan Motor now expects to lose $3.45 billion for the fiscal year ended March 2026. The company called this an improvement. That tells you everything…
Subaru Tops Forbes Social Impact List Again. So What?
Four consecutive years atop Forbes’ Best Brands for Social Impact list as the highest-rated automaker. Subaru of America announced the distinction on April 27, and…
Chrysler’s Survival Plan Is a Lifted Off-Road Minivan
Chrysler has exactly one vehicle in its lineup. Now the brand reportedly wants to squeeze a second product out of it by lifting the Pacifica,…
Audi’s Q4 E-Tron Refresh Bets Big on a Trunk Outlet
The Audi Q4 e-tron, the brand’s best-selling electric vehicle, is getting its most significant mid-cycle refresh yet — and the headline feature isn’t a bigger…
GM’s Dustbuster Vans Smacked You in the Face. The Fix? A Sticker.
GM part number 10186057 is not a hinge redesign, not a door stop, not a recall-mandated engineering correction. It is a yellow warning sticker. And…
Enterprise Billed a Couple $9,500 for Diesel They Never Pumped
Kelly and Katherine Graves had been home a week from an uneventful trip around Edmonton, Alberta, when Enterprise told them they owed $9,500. The reason:…
Robotaxis Own San Francisco—But Who’s Keeping Score?
The Lanza crime family once ran the streets of San Francisco. Now Waymo does, with more than 800 autonomous vehicles prowling a 260-square-mile swath of…