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Acura’s sporty three-row makes sense—if you accept its limitations.

The global market for Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) is poised for rapid growth, with expectations to reach a market value of around US$ 189.47 Billion by the year 2030. This surge is attributed to a projected Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 10.82% from 2024 to 2030. The increasing urbanization and growing environmental concerns have heightened the demand for PHEVs, marking a significant shift towards sustainable transportation solutions.

The 2025 Kia K4 will be shown at the New York Auto Show during the week of March 27. To accompany the announcement, Kia showed off some teasers of the new sedan, which can be seen below. For one thing, it’s clear the K4 will be a departure from the vehicle it’s set to replace: the Forte.

As we delve into the landscape of global vehicle ownership, it becomes evident that the distribution and growth rates of car ownership vary significantly across countries. This variance is shaped by a multitude of factors, from economic development to government policies and consumer preferences.

New testing does note bode well for brands... well, except maybe Lexus.

Alfa's baby SUV brings something unique to the segment.

For years now, I've had Chemical Guys' Mr. Pink car wash shampoo as my favorite car wash soap. So, when the company reached out to tell me about its new Mr. Pink Foam Party Wash & Wax and asked if I wanted to give it a try, I couldn't respond quickly enough. The main reason I've always been such a fan of Mr. Pink is the amount of suds it delivers, especially when used with a pressure washer and foam cannon. Even when using just a standard hose and the Chemical Guys' Torq Foam Blaster 6, I've had great results. Simply put, Mr. Pink consistently delivers that slick, soapy surface I want for washing my car.

Choosing a sensible sedan shouldn’t constitute sacrificing all-weather capability. A preference for an affordable car with four-doors and a proper trunk doesn’t exclude the need for maximum traction.

The next era of V-Series is almost upon us.

How does up to 604 horsepower sound?

America gets two special editions, while Canada gets one, yet both. It makes sense, we swear.

But what—if any—car would Ford put the historic badge on?