Cars and Trucks

McLaren Automotive, which manufactures luxury sportscars and supercars, is moving its North American headquarters from New York to Coppell.

Car critic Ed Wallace takes a look at the all-new 2019 Volkswagen Arteon. VW considers it a real sports sedan. He says it's good looking enough but could do better on the mileage. Mostly he wonders about the market.

Car critic Ed Wallace says the last Audi A7 was great. This one moves over the platform they used for the larger A8 flagship. It's nicely done. But at $85,000, that's the way it should be.

Car critic Ed Wallace has what you need to know about the 2019 Infiniti Q60 Redline.

The 2020 Land Rover Evoque is the newest version of the ride from the luxury car maker. Car critic Ed Wallace tested a model that goes for about $59,000. He said he liked the last one and this one has even more finesse to it.

This week car critic Ed Wallace has something big. It's the first 2020 Toyota Supra in the area. The dealerships were supposed to get one each earlier this week, but they were held up for a production issue. North Texas dealers say there's a sizable waiting list for them.

The new BMW 3 Series sedan came  out in March 2019 but is listed on BMW's website as a 2020 model. Car critic Ed Wallace said unlike the last generation that drove like a mini-7 Series, this one goes back to its sports sedan pedigree.

Car critic Ed Wallace reviews a $193,000 Maserati car that has an engine made by Ferrari. He thinks it's beautiful and the engine sounds like one made by Ferrari. But, the company could do a bit more high-end work on the dash.

While some carmakers move away from sedans to crossovers and SUVs, this one is a mainstay in Nissan's lineup. Car critic Ed Wallace shares his thoughts on the 2019 Nissan Altima.

Car critic Ed Wallace has already reviewed the new Veloster. This is the new performance model. It's a high-performance vehicle with highly tuned suspension and nowhere to drive it.

Ford has issued safety recalls for 1.3 million vehicles made over the past decade including Explorer, F-150, and Econoline.

DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) - Ford is recalling 327,000 F-Series pickup trucks in North America for a second time to fix problems with engine block heater cables that can cause fires.