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Honda Tops Government’s Most Efficient List — For Gas-Powered Cars

Honda Tops Government’s Most Efficient List — For Gas-Powered Cars

Consumers consider a number of factors when buying a new vehicle. Price, color, body style, and powertrain are just some of the considerations. However, if fuel economy is at the top of your list and you don’t want an EV, start with a Honda. Find out why at Headlight.News.

A Strong Close to 2025 Can’t Conceal How U.S. Auto Market is Starting to Weaken

A Strong Close to 2025 Can’t Conceal How U.S. Auto Market is Starting to Weaken

The U.S. new vehicle market ended on a high note for 2025. But a closer look reveals how rising prices and tariffs and other trade-related issues are beginning to exert downward pressure as we enter the new year. Headlight.News has more.

Subaru At the Head of the Class in 2026 Consumer Reports Auto Report Card

Subaru At the Head of the Class in 2026 Consumer Reports Auto Report Card

Little Subaru is a brand that has frequently surprised its bigger rivals and it does it again as the top-ranked marque in the 2026 Consumer Reports Auto Brand Report Card, besting manufacturers like Toyota, Honda and second-ranked BMW. That was one of the surprises in this year’s study. Headlight.News has more.

“The More You Drive,” Claims Mazda, the More its Wankel-Powered Vision X-Coupe Can Clean the Air

“The More You Drive,” Claims Mazda, the More its Wankel-Powered Vision X-Coupe Can Clean the Air

Mazda’s Vision X-Coupe Concept is much more than just the latest example of the automaker’s Kodo design language. It shows how the brand’s iconic Wankel engine may soon return as a key part of Mazda’s product line-up. It also demonstrates a new technology that, the automaker’s CEO claimed during a Japan Mobility Show news conference, could leave the air cleaner, “the more you drive.”

Tesla Q3 Profits Take a 40% Hit Despite Revenue, Global Delivery Records

Tesla Q3 Profits Take a 40% Hit Despite Revenue, Global Delivery Records

Tesla revealed its third-quarter operating income dropped 40% compared to the year-ago period despite setting a new record for deliveries and revenue during the period. Officials cited a litany of reasons, but the biggest drivers appear to be tied to tariffs and sales mix. Check out the story at Headlight.News.