Porsche has added a new flavor to the Taycan mix, its first all-electric vehicle. And it's essentially a wagon with a European name: the Cross Turisimo.

U.S. sales at Toyota Motor, American Honda, Hyundai, Subaru and Kia more than doubled in April, behind strong retail and light-truck demand, setting monthly records at several companies. Ford volume rose 65 percent.

If creases and origami are your thing, the fourth-generation Tucson crossover will have appeal.

After scuttling the Sedona, Kia is back in the hunt for families and other consumers in need of people movers with more functionality than your standard crossover.

Since its opening, the 4.1-mile span has been a stunning backdrop for countless car commercials. During the pandemic, it became a popular refuge for motorists seeking a scenic respite while isolated in their cars.

The company pitched the 2007 CX-9, introduced at the 2006 New York auto show, as a clean break from the traditional boxy SUVs of the time.

The Outlander, Mitsubishi's top U.S. seller in 2020, is redesigned top to bottom and shares a lot of mechanicals with Nissan's compact crossover as part of expanded ties between two of Japan's automakers.

Never mind being subtle — brands really want consumers to know at a glance what crossover or SUV they're looking at.

The 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 — the first Wrangler in 40 years to pack a V-8 engine under its air-scooped hood — is also the fastest and most powerful Wrangler ever.

First-quarter industry sales exceeded forecasts, with March volume more than doubling at some brands after the pandemic clobbered the market a year earlier. Credit a strengthening economy, too.

General Motors' experiment at matching the wizardry of Japan's car manufacturers took nearly a decade to expand beyond small cars with the midsize L-series. It debuted on March 31, 1999, at the New York Auto Show and went on sale that summer.

With the Ford Bronco and Hummer -- reimagined and electrified under the GMC brand -- set for comebacks, Jeep is upping its game and green cred with new concepts.

Hagerty, a longtime provider of insurance for vintage and enthusiast vehicles that has aggressively branched out into events, will retain current Concours management to raise the profile of the annual event.

The Nano, billed as the world's most inexpensive car, priced as low as $2,000, was formally introduced on March 23, 2009, in Mumbai, giving more residents of one the world's most populous countries the chance to buy a car for the first time.

Toyota Motor Corp., taking another step toward electrifying its lineup, began selling the first Lexus gasoline-electric hybrid sedan, the GS450h, in Japan on March 16, 2006.