By now everyone knows that the new 2020 Toyota Supra was more than just co-developed with BMW—it’s pretty much entirely a BMW inside and under its sheetmetal. That’s readily apparent when you’re greeted with an iDrive screen as soon as you step inside. But it and the 2019 BMW Z4 are said to be different cars, and ones…

Subaru quietly showed up the new Toyota Supra at the Detroit Auto Show yesterday by unveiling a WRX STI S209 with even more power than Toyota’s revived sports car, despite having an engine now older than our last intern. But that wasn’t the only nice surprise on the show floor—the automaker brought a couple very…

You know, I don’t mind that it has iDrive this time, or that it’s built in Austria. I’m into the new 2020 Toyota Supra and I’m eager to drive it. Let’s ogle a bunch of photos from Toyota.

No more leaks. No more teasers. No more camouflage. At long last the all-new 2020 Toyota Supra is here to revive a storied nameplate, and even if it’s a BMW underneath now it’s still packing turbocharged inline-six power, rear-wheel drive and aggressive looks.

I sure hope the mid-engine Corvette, pictured, makes a surprise appearance at the Detroit Auto Show today.

Audi’s doing an electric crossover. So is Mercedes. So is BMW. And so now that Cadillac is to be General Motors’ lead electric brand, it has to go where the competitors are. Meet the first public sketch of Cadillac’s EV crossover future, unveiled at an event tonight ahead of the Detroit Auto Show.

Cadillac’s future might be electric because the people at General Motors are seemingly out of ideas on what else to do with it, but it has to pay for that future somehow. For now, that means doubling down on the big crossovers and SUVs people are buying in droves. Key to that is this—the all-new 2020 Cadillac XT6, the…

Not to be outdone by their cousins at Toyota, the people at Lexus have their own surprise sporty offering for the Detroit Auto Show next week: A droptop version of the fabulous Lexus LC coupe.

You’d barely even know it, but CES just happened this week. In the last couple years the big technology trade show was very much a car show, where automakers and startups alike showed off the latest in hopeful self-driving systems always billed as just “a few years away.” In 2019? Barely a peep from anyone, and that…

The current trend in cars in 2019, in case you haven’t heard—I’m kidding, it’s practically all you hear about—is hugeness. Buyers are flocking to crossovers, SUVs and pickup trucks to the point where it’s being considered a permanent shift away from tiny cars. But we all know good things come in small packages, and…

Besides the cars, there’s nothing we love at Jalopnik more than shameless self-promotion. Especially when it’s for our own event, and the event is an extremely fun one ahead of the Detroit Auto Show involving pizza (the non-Chef Boyardee kind) and karting.

This week we’re talking about Notre Dame, New Year’s resolutions, whether you too can be a Football Man, and of course, Mitsubishi. 

Tesla starts the year strong, Nissan’s Carlos Ghosn does not, Jaguar Land Rover needs to work on profitability and so much more on The Morning Shift of Tuesday, January 8, 2019.

One has to assume that when he’s done pummeling criminals with his strong fists, Batman simply ties them up and leaves them—perhaps conscious, perhaps not—for the Gotham City police to come and get. That is fine. It makes total sense. It’s what our tax dollars are for.

Earlier this week, law enforcement officials in the Houston area put out a call to the public seeking help identifying a pickup truck and its driver sought in the fatal shooting of a 7-year-old girl. The girl, second grader Jazmine Barnes, was killed when the gunman opened fire on her family’s vehicle near a Walmart…

Our man in Japan Ken Saito has me curious enough to want to drive a Nissan 370Z again. Has this ancient beast become old-school cool? Is its hydraulic steering and beefy, non-turbo V6 an antidote to how similar cars feel today? I will report back to you if I find out.

Since the dawn of humanity, people everywhere have celebrated the new year with one special, sacred event: The Detroit Auto Show. But this is the last year America’s biggest auto show will be held in January, as it moves to sunny June next year. That means we need to send the winter’s big car showcase off in style one…