Are you a little bit selfish? Then you're probably going to love the 2018 Lexus LX 570, which can now seat only five people.

Hyundai’s newest crossover makes its U.S. debut before going on sale early next year.

The L.A. Auto Show is just over a week away, and Infiniti is hoping to make some waves with a new vehicle debut that it says will have “world-first technologies,” among other things.

The 2019 Mercedes-Benz CLS won't stray far from the current model's successful shape when it debuts late this month at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

The S1 will be built in China, but will be available to buyers in the U.S.