Luxury Cars

Jeep's modern Wagoneer has been spotted in production guise, and it looks remarkably similar to the recent concept version.

Jaguar is in the process of renewing its lineup, but two vehicles are being cut from the automaker's U.S. lineup.

Mercedes' top-end EVs will include sedans and SUVs, and the first will arrive in 2021.

Lexus shows that overlanding doesn't have to mean giving up luxury with the J201 Concept.

Jaguar's handsome XF has been brought up to date in cabin design and technology.

Mercedes is about to update the CLS but the long-term fate of the nameplate is uncertain.

The Audi RS 5 packs a 444-horsepower twin-turbocharged V-6 and the confidence to drive at triple-digit speeds.

A new generation of the Lexus IS has arrived boasting bold styling and a sport-tuned chassis with a base price of $40,025.

Cadillac's new CT4-V Blackwing and CT5-V Blackwing super sedans are coming in mid-2021.

China's Hongqi has launched a battery-electric full-size SUV.

BMW's latest 4-Series Convertible has grown in size and dropped the retractable hard-top of its predecessor.

Acura has just unveiled a new TLX Type S, but the revival of the brand's performance credentials look set to continue with more Type S offerings on the way.

Rolls-Royce is developing an EV and insists the move is more about regulatory requirements than actual customer demand.

The Infiniti QX60 and related Nissan Pathfinder are about to be redesigned, and the former has just been previewed.

Alpina's new B8 Gran Coupe will fill in for the previous B6 Gran Coupe based on the 6-Series.

The 2021 Acura TLX aims for a sportier character with a vociferous turbo-4 and a new stiffer platform.

BMW's M division takes its first shot at two wheels with the 212-horsepower BMW M 1000 RR motorcycle.

The Mercedes-AMG GT range has been streamlined, with a more powerful base GT filling in for the previous GT S.

The Audi R8 Green Hell Edition gets a unique look but it isn't the track-focused special edition we expected and it won't come to the U.S.

Aston Martin has lowered the starting price on the DBX and Vantage in the U.S. to align the pricing with the rest of the world.