Not much in terms of performance and styling has changed with the 2022 Corvette Stingray, which will enter its third year of production for the mid-engined C8 generation.

Who would've thought the manufacturer of the most popular combustion-engine pickup truck series would be the one to innovate it? What's more, the Maverick's starting price is under $20,000. 

Toyota just turned their venerable Corolla compact sedan and hatchback into a freakin' crossover. What's more, they've given it an ingenious name: the Corolla Cross.

The Stinger just got refreshed for 2022  to look better and feel better inside, and it even gets more power. Now, Kia has added a new model called the Scorpion Special Editon.

The somewhat awkward name of the car is the Bussink GT R Speedlegend. It might not exactly roll off your tongue, but the car has no problem rolling, very quickly, at that.

Last week, Ford unveiled its hotly anticipated F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck. It emerged with a product everyone would love and at a shocker of a price... under $40,000.

We know just about everyone is gaga about Tesla, but our money would be spent on the new Kia EV6 (especially in high-performance GT trim). The car has now been fully revealed with key specifications.

Toyota just dropped a teaser image of the upcoming 2022 Tundra, and it looks menacing enough based on the single photo. It's supposedly coming to showrooms in December of 2021.

Genesis just pulled the covers off their most stunning version of the new G70 in station wagon form. It's called the Genesis G70 Shooting Brake.

Yep, the Tiguan has been incredibly successful, and the German automaker has built more than six million units. It's actually the most successful SUV in Europe and the VW Group's best-seller.

Not only is it taking its cash cow and making an all-electric version of it, but it's also taking a name once dedicated to its own performance truck from back in the day: F-150 Lightning.

Sales have doubled over the past two years. The brand sold 1,605 vehicles in April of 2019 and 806 in April of 2020 to 3,294 vehicles in April of 2021. That's phenomenal growth.

We love Ferrari's latest unveiling of two very special, limited-edition versions of the already incredible 812. They're called the 812 Competizione (hardtop coupe) and the Targa top 812 Competizione.

Ford has a version of its excellent Explorer SUV that's specifically outfitted to take on the rigors of the less-traveled paths.