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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After various setbacks amid frustrating legislation, American kei truck owners are finally making headway.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will require Ford to review its last three years of recalls. Here are the details.
The company looked at the 2008 Estoque concept before deciding on the Lanzador.
A problem with the drive inverter could cause the vehicle to stop producing torque. Tesla is recalling the Cybertruck for the sixth time this year.
By: Anthony Alaniz
Zagato only built 99 examples of the 584-horsepower Shooting Brake. Before Aston Martin launched the DBX , practicality wasn't the brand's primary focus.
And it will preview new 48-volt hybrid technology coming to future Mercedes models.
New mild hybrid petrol engines will offer diesel levels of efficiency.
The revamped Armada goes on sale in December with the same MSRP as the outgoing model but with a cheaper destination charge.
Jaguar is resetting its brand image, and part of that effort will include a new cat logo, a new script for the wordmark, and other branding updates.
VW gave the SUV an all-new design, more power, and an improved cabin. The third-generation Volkswagen Tiguan is all-new for 2025.
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