Toyota's newest three-row crossover now has added visual flair.

Today on AutoComplete, we look at what made this year's Chicago Auto Show great and where we expected manufacturers to do a little better.

The man responsible for Ford's "icon" cars talks about how the company will keep performance alive in the future.

Volkswagen's ID 4 crossover isn't out yet and its R performance division is already brainstorming an R version.

If you enjoy the great outdoors, you're going to love this minivan, which sleeps up to four people.

This British sports car looks prettier and should be even more fun to drive, thanks to a handful underbody improvements.

It's been a long time coming, but Genesis has finally made the GV80 SUV a reality. Join us as we dive in to all the details.

The limited-edition Wrangler gets a catalog of Jeep and Mopar parts.

One of our favorite hot hatches gets a few meaningful improvements at the 2020 Chicago Auto Show.

This midsize pickup is Jeep's first "Desert Rated" model.

The Chicago Auto Show will play host to the limited-run SUV with oodles of Mopar parts.

The small crossover's midcycle refresh also brings more safety tech to the Chicago Auto Show.

A few key updates bring the Atlas closer in line with its smaller two-row sibling.

From efficient hybrids to hot hatches, here's a look at what we liked best from the Windy City this week.

There are even throw pillows!

50 miles per gallon in the city isn't anything to shake a stick at.

There's a new solar roof option, too.

Honda's added a few subtle tweaks to the Civic Type R, promising a car that's better both on the road and the track.

The first auto show of the calendar year kicked off with some big debuts from all corners of the industry.

A shooting brake wagon might make its way to the US, too.

These rigs are limited-production, so if you can't live without one, you'd better act fast when they go on sale this summer.

It'll sleep four and even offers solar panels if a trip goes off the grid.

It may start just over $60,000, but that sweet V8 adds just a bit more to the window sticker.

With everything from sumptuous quilted leather seating to freaking throw pillows, this minivan is ultra posh and it's teched-out, too.

The pop-up camper van will handle short adventures and long road trips just as well.

Oh, and there's even more power.

An update with more power? Don't think you'll hear anyone complain.

The new trim features new Fox shocks that should help it bomb through the desert much quicker.

This minivan gains more premium trimmings, an advanced infotainment system and optional all-wheel drive.

Jeep's latest Gladiator is the first to wear the Desert Rated badge.