The Latest Breaking News from Toyota

Subaru is slashing the Solterra’s price for 2025, trimming $6,500 from the crossover’s MSRP. However, a slightly higher destination charge—$1,420 versus $1,345—eats into those savings, with the entry-level Solterra Premium now starting at $39,915. That’s significantly cheaper than the 2024 model, which started at $46,340. And those savings trickle up…

Packers fans probably want Toyota to extend its annual sale.

The 2025 Subaru Solterra will be up to $7,000 less expensive than the outgoing model when it reaches dealerships in the United States early next year. It’s a significant price cut, but that’s about everything customers will get for the new model year, as there are precisely zero new features.

Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda are expected to announce plans on a merger that would catapult them to a top position in an industry in the midst of tectonic shifts as it transitions away from reliance on fossil fuels

The Dakar Rally returns to provide one of motorsport's toughest tests for human and machine in January, with Saudi Arabia again hosting the challenge. It may not be the event it once was when run through Africa to the Senegalese capital [the event's name gives it away] but the test…

Now that the 2025 year vehicle models are out, consider buying one of last year’s top cars, trucks or SUVs; you'll get all the perks of buying new—without paying new car prices.

The popular Japanese automaker's US strategy differs from its contemporaries.

Brock Purdy, who made less than $1 million in 2024, just gifted nine brand-new cars to his offensive linemen for Christmas

The WRX tS embodies my distaste for modern Subaru. The tS is not a bad car to drive—it is, in fact, a very nice car. But it’s symbolic of what’s missing in the WRX lineup: a full-blown STI model.