Toyota is keeping the spirit alive with a brand new GR 86 (formerly known as simply, "86"). Here it is in the flesh, and there are, thankfully, no real surprises. 

The GMC Hummer EV SUV debuts with off-road-friendly proportions, a fast sprint to 60 mph, and a hefty price tag.

Hyundai just dropped a few darkened photos of the production Santa Cruz, and we have to say we're huge fans. It has actually changed tremendously since the concept.

Subaru looks to lure adventurous families with the rugged new 2022 Outback Wilderness. The most off-road capable Subaru doesn't just look the part but can tackle mud, rocks, gravel, and steep grades.

Genesis just pulled the covers back on its latest EV, and it's simply called the Genesis X Concept. When we first saw it last night, our jaws dropped.

The 2022 GMC Terrain gets better looking and more tech-savvy, but will its sole engine option satisfy customers?

Now, images of the production 400Z (which will be the official name) have hit the interwebs, and the car looks pretty much like the concept. Hell, we think it looks even better. 

While you were asleep, dreaming about the Tesla Cybertruck and the Rivian R1T, a small outfit in California called Alpha Motors started work on its small Wolf EV pickup, and it is awesome.

The 2021 Super Snake Speedster is a new roadster from Shelby American with a huge 825-hp V8 and an equally massive price tag.

We showed you tasty teaser images of the Kia EV6 last week, and whatever remaining mystery there was about how it looks is gone now that the brand has pulled back the veil.

The minivan mantle might just be stolen from the upcoming Hyundai Staria. It's proof in the pudding that Hyundai can do just about everything right these days (at least in terms of design).

Jeep pulls the covers off its new Grand Wagoneer SUV to reveal premium craftsmanship, an opulent cabin, a massive V8 engine, and an equally large price tag.

Hyundai has been making some seriously good crossovers and performance cars lately. Now, their latest vehicle combines those two ideas, and it's called the Kona N.

Based on the E-GMP platform that Hyundai and Kia are using, the new EV6 uses the same hatchback-style but with a more fluid look that has more of an exotic appearance than its retro brother.