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It’s happened, it’s really happened: Nissan has updated the Murano for 2025.

Honda and Nissan have announced official plans to merge.

This week we speculate on what a potential Honda and Nissan merger could look like. We take a first drive of the all-new Nissan Murano and the equally new Nissan Armada. We chat about Honda confirming the Prelude is coming back, and then discuss what other '90s Japanese sports car needs to come back as well.

You know those folks who say “don’t meet your heroes”? Yeah, they’re wrong. I finally drove an icon, and it lived up to the hype.

This time of year plays host to many traditions: copious amounts of turkey leftovers, Grandma having one too many egg nogs, and Best Of lists.

In a recent survey that included the owners of more than 150,000 vehicles made between 2015 and 2020, Consumer Reports found that Lexus is the car brand with the most reliable used vehicles.

Republican Senator-Elect Bernie Moreno is pushing Stellantis to return its American brands to American hands.

With the Holidays approaching faster than a Bugatti Tourbillion at full blaze it's time for the AutoGuide Editor's Gift Guide. Perfect for the procrastinators out there, you're sure to find something for that car lover on your list whether they're toddlers, teenagers, or adults themselves.

Chevrolet just dropped mega WTF performance stats for the 2025 Corvette ZR1.

There are no shortage of great mysteries in this life. What happened to that lucky pair of socks? Why did a butterfly flapping its wings in Borneo cause fuel prices to rise? And where did I leave my phone, anyway?

With the longest Formula 1 season in history finally in the books, teams, and drivers are taking a much-needed breather while the off-season drama begins to unfold. Here's a look at the key takeaways from the 2024 season and what could shape the grid for 2025.

When is a GM product not a GM product? When it’s a Honda.

The least reliable used cars in America wear the Chrysler badge, according to the results of a survey conducted by Consumer Reports.

Taking the top four slots in the 2024 Made in America Auto Index published by American University's Kogod School of Business, Tesla earns top billing as the American automaker that uses the most domestically sourced content.