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Toyota has announced 2027 model-year pricing for the Camry, America's best-selling sedan. The current Camry generation was introduced for the 2025 model year with a hybrid-only powertrain lineup, the first time that every Camry was electrified. That change in no way dented confidence in the sedan, which has continued outselling rivals like the Honda Accord and Hyundai Sonata. Prices have crept up … [Read more...]

Korean automaker Kia is having a fantastic time on the U.S. sales charts, and it's not resting on its laurels. Following sightings of prototypes completely covered in canvas camouflage a couple of months ago, the Autoblog spies have now spotted the production body of the heavily redesigned Sportage as a prototype undergoes hot-weather testing and towing evaluations. The vehicle is still covered in … [Read more...]

Toyota sold 34,232 RAV4s in August, down 19 percent from a year earlier, and the model's year-to-date sales sit 32 percent below the same point in 2025. That's an improvement from February's low of just 16,098 units, but it still leaves the RAV4 in roughly eighth place on the overall 2026 sales charts — a stunning fall for a nameplate that's led America's non-pickup segment for close to a decade. … [Read more...]

The National Weather Service snow forecast for northern Alaska puts a band of new snow along the Brooks Range through Friday. Five separate forecast zones carry snow showers between Thursday night and Saturday morning. Only one of them accumulates anything, and that zone happens to contain the only road in the country that crosses the Brooks Range. Where The Snow Falls The band stretches across … [Read more...]

Open-Air Off-Road Adventure Ford Bronco fans and off-road junkies love to brag about the SUV's party trick: pop-off doors and a roof that lets you soak up the elements. It's a big reason the Bronco stands out in a sea of cookie-cutter SUVs (along with the Wrangler), especially if you're itching for that wind-in-your-face, open-air adventure. But even the most die-hard Bronco owner knows there's … [Read more...]

The Delay Two extended-range vehicles are on the way, but are taking their sweet time. Stellantis is delaying the launch of the Jeep and Ram range-extended models that were supposed to be launched in May 2027. Now, that schedule has been pushed back 6 months for one model, and up to 9 months for the other. According to the report, the delay is because Stellantis wanted to "ensure they go … [Read more...]

A Bumpy Start After a strong start in 2021 and 2022, along with steady sales in 2024 and 2025, Volvo sales this year have been off to a bumpy start. First quarter sales in the U.S. fell off a cliff, as they were down by a staggering 32% compared to the same time last year. It picked up slightly in the second quarter, but by the halfway point of 2026, total sales were still down by 12%. Clearly, … [Read more...]

The Volkswagen Group is evaluating a proposal to systematically phase out the Seat brand by the end of the decade. Internal corporate documents prepared for the supervisory board indicate that financial and strategic res currently allocated to Seat will be redirected toward its high-performing performance spinoff, Cupra. While Volkswagen Group has officially declined to confirm the decision, a … [Read more...]

Hello, Cybercab After what felt like an eternity of teasers and sightings, Tesla has pulled the covers off the production Cybercab. Remember that wild two-seater from the We, Robot event two years ago? It's now a reality in Austin, Texas, rolling out as the latest addition to Tesla's ever-expanding robotaxi fleet. Unlike the Model Y Robotaxis you might spot today, this thing was built from scratch … [Read more...]

Welcome Back, Pajero After five years of hibernation, the Mitsubishi Pajero and Montero are back. Discontinued after 39 years of continuous production, it was initially thought that it wouldn't have a successor. That said, those working within Mitsubishi have vocally expressed a desire to bring it back, with some taking the initial axing of the model personally. In all fairness, Mitsubishi didn't … [Read more...]

Ford has brought its one-off V10 Mustang prototype out of hiding after 24 years. Built in 2002 by a group of engineers operating largely off the books, the Boss 351 prototype was intended to counter the large-displacement Dodge Viper. Disguised as a standard 1999 Mustang GT test mule, the vehicle features a naturally aspirated 5.8-liter V10 engine tucked under a Cobra R hood. The project faced … [Read more...]

It's now been almost 16 years since the third-generation Dodge Durango first went into production. Incrementally improved since then, the powerful SUV has somehow managed to stay relevant, outlasting most rivals in the process. In the first half of this year alone, Durango sales increased by 12%. Part of the reason the Durango stays fresh comes down to Dodge consistently introducing new … [Read more...]

The Autoblog spies have caught new images of the upcoming Defender crossover. Expected to be called Defender Sport or Defender 80, the so-called "baby Defender" has been spotted with an external spare wheel for the first time, helping cement its image as a real Land Rover. Well, a real Defender – JLR spun off Land Rover, Range Rover, Discovery, and Defender as sub-brands. Unlike the recently … [Read more...]

The C-HR Across the Atlantic The Toyota C-HR might just hold the record for the biggest identity crisis in the brand's lineup. What began as a quirky, pint-sized crossover has now split into two totally different personalities, all depending on your ZIP code. Stateside, the C-HR has morphed into a fully electric subcompact SUV for 2026. Meanwhile, across the pond and in other corners of the globe, … [Read more...]

Last week, the Autoblog spies spotted the convertible version of Aston Martin's upcoming hardcore Vantage, expected to adopt the RS suffix. As the rumored name indicates, and as the hardcore bodywork makes obvious, the Vantage RS is a much more focused super sports car that wants to start a fight with the incredibly prolific Porsche 911 GT3 RS, and now the CarSpyMedia YouTube channel has filmed … [Read more...]

British automaker Bentley is close to revealing its first-ever all-electric vehicle, the Torcal, and it's released a couple of new teasers to build anticipation. In the latest, Bentley says the Torcal will be "the most powerful and fastest-accelerating production Bentley ever created," yet this power will be delivered "within the limits of comfort." That suggests mammoth output without the sort of … [Read more...]

The Porsche 918 Spyder stands as a central figure in modern hypercar history. Produced between 2013 and 2015 in a limited run of 918 units, the hybrid flagship was engineered exclusively as a roadster featuring removable carbon-fiber roof panels. This week at the Salon Privé event in the UK, that established production narrative changes with the public debut of a factory-built fixed-roof 918 … [Read more...]

Full Self-Driving Was On On March 25, 2026, Maggie Espinosa, a mother of five, was driving her Dodge pickup truck. A Tesla Model Y tried to make a left turn but ended up striking Espinosa's vehicle, according to the Batavia police. Unfortunately, Maggie Espinosa passed away because of her injuries, leaving five children behind. The report marked it as an ordinary intersection crash, but new … [Read more...]

Subaru of America reported 62,028 vehicles sold in August, marginally up from 61,220 a year earlier, according to the company's official sales release. Year-to-date, deliveries still sit at 423,822 units, down 3 percent from 2025's pace — meaning August's gain is a bright spot in a year that's mostly been flat to negative for the brand overall. The Numbers Behind The Headline Subaru Four … [Read more...]

Long Live the V12 We have to give a lot of credit to Lamborghini for doing its part to keep the V12 alive. While the Huracan lost two cylinders to become the Temerario, the shift from Aventador to Revuelto saw no such thing. In an age where turbos and motors are replacing cylinder count, the Italian automaker is doing all it can to keep those 12-cylinder pipes singing. Sure, the Revuelto's V12 has … [Read more...]