Omari Gardner

This week’s issue has stories that are intended to inspire and provoke thought about diversity, equity and inclusion in the auto business.

The family of car dealer Cal Worthington, one of automotive retail’s most famous pitchmen, has sold the last dealership bearing his name.

Akio Toyoda’s vision of retrofitting vehicles with EV and hydrogen powertrains to reduce the automotive fleet’s carbon footprint is noble, but a difficult business proposition.

Rental car giant Enterprise Holdings is working to ensure the public charging network is accessible to all, co-developing a playbook with the National League of Cities and deeply studying three cities.

The Japanese automaker released new details on a hybrid pickup, including a new luxury Capstone trim.

Does it make sense these days to invest in a new generation of small, gasoline-powered, modestly priced sports cars? Absolutely, say Toyota and Subaru.

The Tundra will come in six trims: SR, SR5, Limited, Platinum, 1794 Edition and TRD Pro, each with its own distinct grille.

The bulk of vehicles recently taken off production schedules were in the Asia-Pacific and North American regions.

The first ad for the 2022 Tundra will air Sunday night during the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens game on NBC.