Latest from Jake Lingeman

It’s been four years since Bollinger Motors hatched plans to build electric, ultrarugged trucks. The automotive press got a first look at the trucks that will lead the Detroit-area company’s charge into production: the four-door B1 SUV and the B2 pickup.

A popular online Mustang forum obtained an 86-page document, prepared for dealer sales and service personnel, that uncovers a slew of details about the 2020 Shelby GT500. Ford isn't confirming or commenting on the trove of specs.

Dodge, honoring 50 years of the 1969 Charger Daytona, plans a new version with extra power for 2020. It will produce just 501 Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody Daytona 50th Anniversary Editions, the same tally as in 1969.

The convertible version of Chevy's retooled, midengine sports car appears to feature two flying buttresses behind the driver, based on a prototype spotted in metro Detroit.

The latest V-8 engine from Mercedes-Benz will power several crossovers and SUVs.

Chevrolet is changing the front end of 2020 Camaro SS models equipped with a V-8 engine and, in a rare move, making it look more like models equipped with four-cylinder engines.

The Kia Masterpiece and Signature -- introduced at the Seoul Motor Show -- herald future styling cues for the automaker.

The next-generation Toyota 86 will slot beneath the Supra in the company’s burgeoning sports car lineup and probably wear the GR Sport (Gazoo Racing) badge, a report said.

Ram's retooled 3500, 4500, 5500 Chassis Cabs will come with a segment-leading towing capacity of 35,220 pounds and a payload of 12,510 pounds. They also feature a new instrument panel and FCA’s new 12-inch Uconnect touch screen with specific functions for the big trucks.

Honda’s new Passport crossover gives buyers whatever they need most, and nothing more.