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Subaru seems to have a little pep in its step by giving in to its sports car desires.
Check out the models with the most unsold inventory that dealerships are eager to get rid of.

Mercedes-Benz outlines conditional closure risk for one assembly plant and one powertrain site in Germany, tied directly to labor cost cuts.
GMC revealed prices for four-wheel-drive crew-cab models, with most rising by a few thousand dollars.

Nearly 202,000 Jeep SUVs face a TPMS software defect, and owners get a free dealer update once notification letters start arriving.

Some problems are good to have. This isn't one of them.

Broad Arrow Auctions is bringing the first 1990 MCA Centenaire, Monaco’s pioneering carbon fiber V12 supercar, to its 2026 Zoute Concours sale.

Venuum Black’s Voltoro V1 gives the Lamborghini Revuelto a widebody kit, gold turbine wheels, dark cabin finishes, and a fixed rear wing.

Klaus Zellmer will take over from Håkan Samuelsson in 2027, keeping Volvo Cars’ current strategy and leadership structure in place during the transition.

The refreshed branding will appear on next-generation models, including an SUV.

Recall covers specific Volkswagen Atlas, Tiguan, and Audi Q3 build ranges with a corroding steering rack bolt, plus a free dealer repair.

Toyota's first EREV is reportedly set to enter production in China next year.

Frank Stephenson and his studio are crafting the REO Runabout T4X, T4C and S4C with simple hardware, right-to-repair features and long-term durability.

The specs are just as ludicrous as the styling.

Project Nightingale’s sideways-opening Piano Boot faces 15,000 test cycles as Rolls-Royce validates the electric two-seat Coachbuild on extreme global roads.

Honda will reportedly begin producing the new CR-V Hybrid as soon as this February.
U.K.-based Rocketeer made a Miata with more punch, the same weight, and it's not even priced out of reach.
Not exactly a Greek tragedy, but not a Homer, either.