Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

The next evolution of the pickup wars: Several automakers are suddenly reviving the long-lost compact pickup, which perished earlier this century.

The Subaru Outback was a hit, but the Mazda CX-5 diesel? Not so much. Here’s our list of hits and misses from the 2019 New York Auto Show.

Toyota unveiled a redesigned version ofits Highlander SUV on Wednesday as competition heats up for three-row family vehicles.

Subaru’s redesigned 2020 Outback comes with in-car infrared camera and facial recognition technology to identify signs of driver fatigue.

Why are so many vehicleslooking like dinosaurs? While the auto industry touts brand new vehicles, many haven’t gotten major redesigns in ages.

The largest shareholder of Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores took steps Monday to block the retailer from liquidating its Hometown stores.

A hedge fund-owned newspaper company signaled that it would cut costs and consolidate operations if it succeeds in its bid to take over Gannett.

Tesla is making it possible to lease the Model 3 electric sedan for the first time while also making it harder to buy the $35,000 base version.

Automakers and suppliers are pursuing advanced technologies that improve vehicle safety, security and convenience.

Two mattress CEOs, including the CEO who led Mattress Firm through bankruptcy,are suddenly jobless in another shakeup for an industry inupheaval.