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The vast majority of five-passenger cars, CUVs, and SUVs can really only be used regularly for four passengers. Why? Because the second-row middle seat in just about every vehicle out there sucks.

Over the decades-worth of automotive history, car interiors have changed aesthetically and functionally in so many ways they're almost unrecognizable from the first models.

A new generation of the Wrangler should arrive in 2018. When it does, there will be plenty of new equipment for Jeep fanatics to get excited about.

We've heard rumors that the new Fiesta ST might not be sold here, and now we can confirm that this truly depressing news is true.

Ever since Hyundai established the Genesis brand, we've awaited the company's compact sedan. Well, the wait is over. The G70 is here, and it looks as promising as Genesis's other offerings.

Hydrogen refueling stations are pretty sparse outside California, and even in the Golden State more of them would be helpful. Luckily, Toyota, Honda, and Shell have announced a collaborative project.

The Nissan LEAF captivated every electric car enthusiast when it first came out eight years ago. Nissan has a new LEAF for 2018, and the company hopes it to be just as successful as its predecessor.

The Ford Bronco is one of the most legendary 4x4's an American automaker has ever produced. Our eBay find is one of the unique and rare Bronco Half Cabs that's undergone a restoration.

In the automotive industry, manufacturers have almost all motioned towards making an autonomous cars, and General Motors is one of them.

It looks like Nissan has finally caved and has initiated plans to replace the Frontier, a truck that hasn't had a redesign in thirteen long years. 

Volvo's XC90 showed the world that the Swedish company has the expertise to build a luxury SUV that can hang with Audi and Mercedes-Benz. The XC60 is that vehicle's little brother.

Hurricane Irma is taking the southeast region of the country by storm, and Tesla has decided to do what they can to help those who own one of their vehicles.

There's a lot of crossovers and SUVs available right now, but it seems the Chevrolet could add one more to its lineup, the Blazer. The Blazer name has a rich history among Chevrolet fans.

Like gender roles, sexuality, race, and culture, vehicles are becoming harder and harder to fit into preselected categories. This is due mostly to the crossover utility vehicle.