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The 2026 Jeep Recon is finally here. The automaker first announced the electric off-road SUV in 2022, but with production starting sometime early next year, Jeep is ready to release the details on the new Recon, which will launch in its Moab trim first.  

Reasonably priced electric off-road SUVs have been missing from the U.S. market. The Jeep Recon might change that.

Every year, millions of vehicles are recalled for defects that could lead to accidents, injuries, or worse. Yet many car owners remain unaware, driving vehicles with hidden dangers. Automakers are legally required to notify consumers, but the process is slow, fragmented, and often buried in fine print. In 2025 alone,…

The auto industry is shifting gears fast, and not every brand is keeping up. Between the electric vehicle (EV) revolution, tightening regulations, and fierce global competition, some carmakers are running out of road. If you’re a car buyer, investor, or just a curious gearhead, knowing which brands are on the…

The parking tickets were the first sign of trouble.

As 2025 nears its end, there’s one mid-size truck that continues to outsell the rest in the United States—the Toyota Tacoma. The Tacoma is on track to have its best sales year in a decade, and a look at the sales results proves that American buyers still prefer Japan's truck…

Earlier this year, Jeep reassured enthusiasts that the V-8-powered Wrangler wasn’t going to die. CEO Bob Broderdorf said that the 6.4-liter Hemi would "have a home" at the brand after 2025, and we now know what that looks like. Jeep is launching a limited-edition Wrangler Moab 392 for 2026, keeping…

Nearly two decades will separate the launch of the third-generation Dodge Durango from the upcoming fourth-generation model. Dodge will replace the current Durango by the end of the decade with one that will ride on a Stellantis platform, which likely means we’ll see a series of new powertrain options, too.

Jeep has undertaken an aggressive price-correction strategy going into next year. After MSRPs increased across the board during the Covid-19 pandemic amid declining sales, the company took measures to correct course. The automaker reduced the starting price on several models, even admitting it went too far in some cases.  But…