Hybrids now account for over 50% of U.S. Honda Accord sales, the automaker said Monday while detailing pricing for the 2025 ...

Honda and Toyota built their reputations on simplicity and, more importantly, reliability. They build cars meant to stay in working condition for a couple of decades. This Honda Accord with nearly ...

Honda has featured hybrid models for several years in its lineup, and that continues to apply to their current range. The ...

Who are the best gen 5 Pokémon? With 156 Unova residents to choose from, there are a lot of candidates for the best gen 5 Pokémon. It’s never easy picking out the top dogs, but we can handle it.

While MG is only now starting to sell the ZS in places like Malaysia, the company is pushing ahead with a new second-generation model. The recently-revealed B-segment SUV promises to move the game ...

From causing a stir with unexpected office wear to dominating social media, members of Generation Z aren't shy about making their opinions known. As of 2023, those born between 1997 and 2012 make ...

“How your generation is spending today comes from what you experienced yesterday,” said Eric Croak, a financial planner in Toledo. “Have you been through a stock market crash? Did you ...

Generation X has gone by many names over the years. They started as the MTV generation, became known as the latchkey kids, and were labeled America's Forgotten Middle Child. But as retirement ...

A team from Google and Tel Aviv University have developed a generative AI game engine capable of simulating the cult classic Doom at more than 20 frames per second because research. The work, detailed ...

It has been almost two years since Apple launched the iPad 10.9-inch (iPad 10th generation) — the "base level" iPad, reimagined and redesigned to look more like the iPad Pro, leaving the old home ...

Unfortunately that isn't my answerphone message but do I, along with most Gen Z and millennials, wish it was? Absolutely. A recent survey found a quarter of people aged 18 to 34 never answer the ...

A social media budgeting fad for “cash stuffing”, which sees savers put hard currency aside for various outgoings, has helped make coins and notes more popular with Gen Z than millennials.