Author: Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press

Four outstanding new pickups appealing to very different types of buyers are debuting this year.

Compared to gas stations, finding an electric vehicle charging station is a sadistic scavenger hunt. Here’s how to fix that.

The 2022 Tundra is new from the ground up, a long-awaited replacement for Toyota’s first full-size pickup, which debuted as a 2007 model in 2006.

The 2021 Volkswagen ID4 AWD has the price and features to be an inflection point as drivers decide whether an electric vehicle is right for them.

Destination charges have increased dramatically, but it’s not clear what they pay for and they’re not reflected in the prices automakers advertise.

Why are so many gasoline cans so hard to use? More important, how do you pick a can that won’t turn you into a walking wick?

Thefts from vehicles spiked in 2020, but drivers can do a lot to avoid being a target of opportunity.

New from the ground up, the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L SUV redefines one of the biggest and most popular classes of family vehicle.

The 2022 Ford Maverick pickup’s passenger space is considerably more than Ford’s discontinued Fiesta and Focus small cars. And it’s priced right.