Daihatsu has given its tiny Hijet Cargo and Atrai vans another update in Japan, mostly to keep them fresh against rivals like the newly updated Suzuki Every. The changes are pretty small overall, but
The Suzuki Landy has always been a bit of an oddball. Suzuki doesn’t really have its own minivan program, so the company basically borrows one from Toyota, changes a few details, and sends it ba
Mitsuoka continues to occupy one of the strangest and most charming corners of the car industry. While most automakers chase futuristic lighting signatures and aggressive aero, Mitsuoka is still happi
This is one of those car technology shifts that sounds fake the first time you hear it. Because for basically your entire life, steering has worked the same way. You turn the wheel, a metal sha
Some cars don’t try too hard to stand out. They just sit there, somewhere in the middle, quietly doing their job. That’s always been the Kia XCeed. Since 2019, it’s lived in that
The Yaris Cross did really well in 2025, topping Toyota’s European sales with around 200,000 units. Even so, it’s been around since 2021, and despite the 2023 update, it was starting to fe
Mercedes is changing something most cars still keep old-school. The steering. In the updated EQS, there is no physical connection between the steering wheel and the front wheels. Instead, everythin
Hyundai brought the Boulder concept to New York, but the real takeaway sits underneath. This is not just a design exercise. It is a preview of a body-on-frame pickup built for the US, with an SUV like
Volkswagen is giving the Caddy a mid-cycle update, and the focus is clear. Less about big design changes, more about tech and efficiency. From the outside, the changes are subtle. The front bumper
Nine years in, and the Chrysler Pacifica is still doing most of the same things it did back in 2017. Chrysler calls this a redesign for 2027, but it feels closer to a light update. There is a new f