A social media post making the rounds is claiming that two automakers with factories in Alabama are planning tens of thousands of layoffs nationwide. However, neither company has made any such announcement.

This includes large plants from global battery giants such as Panasonic, Samsung and SK On, and automakers such as Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Stellantis and Toyota. If they all open in 2025, the country's EV battery manufacturing capacity is poised to grow to 421.

Spinoff luxury car divisions from Japan have led the pack with burgeoning sales here and around the globe. Led by Toyota/Lexus and Honda/Acura, the Nissan/Infiniti group is making strides with

DETROIT (AP) — Audi, Porsche, BMW and Lexus are the best-performing brands in Consumer Reports' annual rankings, but lower-priced options aren't far behind. Subaru, Kia, Mazda, Honda and Buick also...

Holyoke Police are warning residents about car tire and rim thefts in the area after two incidents were reported Tuesday night. The department says these thieves are targeting mostly Honda’s, but Toyota’s have also been involved.

In February 2025, as U.S. President Donald Trump moved to impose new tariffs on imported goods, rumors began to spread online that auto manufacturers Toyota and Honda were planning to shutter manufacturing plants in the U.S as a result. For example, a Snopes reader sent a meme in an email, asking whether its claims were true:

A viral post shared on Threads claims Honda and Toyota are planning to shut down U.S. plants in response to President Donald Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs on automobiles and other imported goods. View on Threads Verdict: False Neither Honda nor Toyota has referenced the claim on their respective websites or verified social media accounts.

Cross-shopping the Toyota 4Runner and Honda Passport? Here's why this “apples to oranges” comparison, could be swaying in favor of Honda's midsize SUV.

Toyota RAV4 owner can't figure out why Toyota put a useless storage compartment on the center console. Nothing fits in the small space, so what is its purpose and intended use? Here's Toyota's surprising answer and what RAV4 owners need to know.

Honda has upgraded the Prologue EV with more range and power while maintaining the last-year model's pricing, with the EX 2WD trim starting at $47,400

There are reliable Asian cars beyond Honda or Toyota. Here are ten options for you to consider, all badge-free from these giants.