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Automotive News

This section of Torque News provides the latest auto news and updates from the car manufacturers. Every day number of news stories and editorials are published here that give our readers an overview of what is happening in the automotive industry. Read this section daily to find out about new cars, vehicle reviews and car pictures. Torque News is an automotive news website by Hareyan Publishing, LLC, dedicated to covering the latest news, reviews and opinions about the car industry.

By Patrick Rall on
This past weekend, General Motors rolled out the Chevrolet Camaro which many of us expected to be the next Z/28, but it is actually the new ZL1 1LE – which hits the market as the most track capable, factory-built Camaro of all time.
By Dave Ashton on
Chevrolet and Tesla may be heading for a culture clash when the Tesla Model 3 eventually emerges.
By Denis Flierl on
While the Nissan brand scores below the industry average in the latest J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study, the 2017 Nissan Frontier pickup scored high in the mid-size category.
By Denis Flierl on
The newly-redesigned 2018 Subaru Legacy beats all other mid-size sedans in three key areas.
By Marc Stern on
A company, led by an MIT scientist, has found an innovative way to help in the pollution effort. By using a passive device in the exhaust stream of a vehicle, a major component of pollution, soot, is removed and controlled. The system can capture up to 95 percent of particulate pollution.
By Will Maley on
Only a few months ago, Mercedes-Benz USA made it clear that it would be passing the X-Class pickup for the time being. Now, it seems someone at Mercedes-Benz has changed their mind.
By Denis Flierl on
Subaru has a brilliant way to connect potential young millennial buyers with their new 2017 Impreza compact. It’s called “Meet an Owner.”
By Marc Stern on
At next month's Geneva Auto Show, Porsche plans to debut two Panamera models, the Panamera S E-Turbo and the Panamera 4 E-Hybrid. It is the first time that a hybrid will be the automaker's flagship model.
By Denis Flierl on
If Subaru would launch this Special Edition 50th Anniversary 2018 Subaru WRX STI, it would sell out in a matter of minutes.
By Marc Stern on
With the launch of the Audi S5 upcoming, the automaker has released a new ad that seems a bit, well, more or less, confusing. Imagine a lonely bull in the middle of a lonely stadium surrounded by an audience of cowboys who somehow appear and wait for the bull kneeler to take care of the bucking bull, huh?
By Marc Stern on
When the 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf goes on sale in the spring it will feature an improved 100 kWh motor and a better battery. The result of the improvements has been an improvement in range to 125 miles. With a 240-volt charging system, the battery can be charged in under six hours.
By Parks McCants on
Yes, we know: I’ve been talking about this Federal EPA legislative issue for well over a year. But, with a new administration and a turnover in Congress, your right to modify and race manufactured street-based cars and light trucks is at risk.
By Will Maley on
Next month will be the Geneva Auto Show and automakers are beginning to tease their showings. Case in point is Volvo.
By Patrick Rall on
The next generation Ford Fiesta ST debuted online this morning and in addition to the restyled exterior, the newest hot hatch from the Motor Company is powered by a 3-cylinder EcoBoost engine – making this the first 3-cylinder performance car to wear the blue oval.
By Parks McCants on
In recognition of AMG’s 50th anniversary, M.B.’s performance side presents an exceptional exercise in extreme open roadster performance.
By Dave Ashton on
The release of the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid shows a step forward for the company, but the timing could probably be better.
By John Goreham on
What is it about the Mazda CX-3 subcompact crossover that makes it so likable?
By Denis Flierl on
A new 2017 Subaru Crosstrek Hyper Edition XV surfaces in Russia. Is the crossover really new?
By Marc Stern on
Volkswagen will debut its new Arteon at Geneva next month. Long rumored, the Arteon is a near-luxury midsized model that is slotted into VW's line just above the CC. The CC, however, will be discontinued in favor of the Arteon.
By Marc Stern on
Audi unveiled changes to its 2018 S4. The automaker reworked its 3.0-liter turbocharged gasoline engine, raising the power output so that it now cranks out 354 horsepower and 364 pounds-feet of torque. The powerplant features a broadened torque curve. It is also more responsive.
By Will Maley on
Volvo's Polestar division is working on high-performance variants of the S90 and V90. But they want these models to stand out from the competition. How does Polestar plan to do this? Hybrid power!
By John Goreham on
The 2017 Mazda CX-9 crossover adds another trophy to its increasingly crowded case.
By Patrick Rall on
Ford Europe has announced on its Instagram account that the next generation Ford Fiesta ST will make its grand debut – presumably in an online video with a professional BMX biker helping with the debut duties of the newest high performance ST product from the Motor Company.
By John Goreham on
Look past the headline and one will find that the most important reason Toyota and Lexus' durability ratings are so important has to do with volume.
By Dave Ashton on
Hyundai have lifted the lid off what the next i30 Wagon will look like ahead of the Geneva International Auto Show.
By Denis Flierl on
The 2017 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study is out and Subaru scores zero vehicles. Where are they compared to last year?
By Marc Stern on
If you are looking for the most dependable cars on the road – after three years of ownership – the makes to look at are Porsche and Lexus.
By Parks McCants on
In a world of inevitable ongoing change, there comes a shift at American Honda Motor Company. An auto-world-celebrity in his own right, “Big John” Mendel will be missed
By Patrick Rall on
FCA has announced a voluntary recall of select all-wheel drive Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 sedans over a concern that the front driveshaft bolts could work themselves loose, decreasing vehicle control and increasing the likelihood of an accident – although there have been no accidents of injuries stemming from this issue.
By John Goreham on
Lexus' score on J.D. Powers Dependability study cannot be beaten.