Audi will invest approximately $4 billion to build its first production facility in the United States, with construction of the Georgia plant expected to begin next year. Production is scheduled to start in the early 2030s, and the factory is projected to produce as...
Rear window louvers became a defining visual feature of many 1960s and 1970s performance cars, but their appeal was not purely cosmetic. The slatted covers helped reduce the sun’s impact on the large, sharply angled rear glass used by many fastback muscle cars,...
The “RX” badge on Lexus’ best-selling model stands for “Radiant Crossover,” a name chosen to represent the brand’s bright new future as it approached the new millennium. Lexus introduced the RX in 1998, followed by major generational updates in 2004, 2010, 2016 and...
The Toyota Camry remains one of the few mainstream sedans available with all-wheel drive, but shoppers who want four-door practicality and added all-weather traction have several alternatives. The choices include newer models from Kia, Hyundai, and Nissan, along with...
Choosing engine oil often means decoding a combination of numbers and a letter. The “W” found between those numbers stands for “winter,” while the figures describe how the oil behaves at different temperatures. The meaning of the “W” rating The number before the “W”...
Although Subaru is a Japanese automaker, several of its vehicles are manufactured in the United States. Production takes place at Subaru of Indiana Automotive in Lafayette, Indiana, where the company has built more than six million vehicles since the plant opened in...
