The new CX-5 has better dampers and softer springs than the previous model—you can thank the Miata for that.

The Mazda CX-5 has always been considered the best-handling crossover in its segment. Yet, even amidst a growth spurt, for 2026, the new version is somehow even tighter and more composed than the one it replaces. You can thank the Miata.

— Anthony Alaniz, Associate Editor

Porsche will move its upcoming flagship SUV to a new platform and offer V6 and V8 engine options instead of electric.

A software issue could cause the trailer’s brake lights and indicators to not work.

Nissan is moving to a build-to-order model for the Z, and manual-gearbox allocation will be limited.

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