Anthony Alaniz is an Associate Editor at Motor1.com. He specializes in automotive journalism, covering a wide range of topics including electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and motorcycles, with a focus on brands like BMW, Toyota, and Audi. His work has been featured in PIX11, WDAF-TV FOX4, InsideEVs, and Motor1.com.
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By: Anthony Alaniz
Jeep is adding back the eight-speed automatic transmission option to the 3.6-liter V-6 Wrangler after receiving feedback from its community.
A new report alleges Honda and Nissan will soon begin negotiating a merger between the two automakers that could also include Mitsubishi.
Nissan will continue to sell the previous-generation Kicks compact crossover as the Kicks Play, a value-oriented option that starts at $22,910.
Colorado has apparently canceled a rule change that would have banned Kei vehicles and mini trucks from registering in the state.
Cupra is coming to the US in the next decade. And when it does, the brand will have one big advantage over its VW Group siblings: No expectations.
Stellantis is extending the Fiat 500e production stoppage until January 20, while Maserati EV production is paused until February 3.
A senior executive from the Taiwanese company is in France to discuss the purchase with Renault.
Volkswagen has reached an agreement with its employees to protect their jobs and keep all of the automaker’s factories open in Germany.
Subaru slashed $6,500 off the Soltarra's starting price. It now starts at $39,915, making it far more appealing to the buying public.
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