At the 2018 State Fair of Texas, Toyota unveiled a game-changing appearance package that brought premium styling to its most affordable trucks. The SX Black-Out Package transformed base-model Tacoma and Tundra pickups into head-turning street trucks without breaking the bank.

Chevrolet's bold resurrection of the Blazer nameplate for 2019 marked a strategic shift in GM's crossover strategy. Rather than reviving the body-on-frame SUV of old, the new Blazer emerged as a sleek, car-based crossover targeting style-conscious buyers in the hot midsize segment.

When Subaru introduced its redesigned Impreza lineup, the automaker quickly followed with an equally refreshed Crosstrek model. While these vehicles share the same fundamental platform and mechanical components, they cater to distinctly different lifestyles. At MotorVero, we've analyzed these popular Subaru models to help you determine which one best aligns with your driving needs and budget.

The 2018 Mazda3 represents a thoughtful evolution of Mazda's popular compact car, bringing meaningful improvements to safety, standard equipment, and value across all trim levels. While maintaining the model's renowned driving dynamics, Mazda enhanced the package with more standard features and strategic pricing adjustments that make the 2018 version particularly compelling for buyers in the competitive compact segment.

Kia has announced a significant recall affecting over 100,000 K5 sedans due to potentially detaching rear window trim pieces that could create dangerous road hazards.

In today's fast-paced world, vehicles that offer both exceptional fuel economy and long driving ranges provide undeniable advantages. The freedom to embark on spontaneous road trips without constant fuel stops, combined with the practical benefit of fewer visits to gas stations, makes these vehicles particularly appealing to busy professionals, frequent travelers, and eco-conscious drivers alike.

In a move that surprised few industry observers, Hyundai has officially confirmed the discontinuation of the Azera full-size sedan for the American market. This decision marks the end of an era for Hyundai's V-6 powered flagship sedan, which struggled to maintain relevance in an SUV-dominated automotive landscape.