I’ll assign him a comparison between the Subaru Crosstrek and the Hyundai Kona. No, better still, the Crosstrek Hybrid and ...

Some teaser videos from Subaru Japan are hinting that the STI is returning. A full-strength STI hasn't been sold in the United States for half a decade now. Don't get too excited, as this might just ...

Subaru offers several trim levels for the 2026 Outback, and for many shoppers, the challenge is choosing one that fits best with their needs and desires. The 2026 Subaru Outback features a more ...

Being outdoorsy is all the rage with modern cars. It’s no longer enough to offer off-road capability; you have to be loud about it, too. Nobody has embraced this more than Jeep, which has recently ...

It is now likely that the coldest period of sustained cold weather is behind us after gripping the Eastern U.S. for the first part of December. Warmer temperatures are expected for Christmas and into ...

A polar vortex is expected to bring frigid temperatures to the central and eastern United States this weekend. South Carolina will experience a significant temperature drop, with nightly lows reaching ...

Ready for some serious cold? The planet's most extreme cold air will be barreling into the central and eastern United States this coming weekend "like a wrecking ball," said Weather Trader ...

A polar vortex system is expected to bring two or more cold waves to Florida this week. Forecasters predict a chance for frost or a freeze as far south as central Florida late in the week.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A map of the polar vortex that is bringing frigid temperatures to parts of the U.S. (AccuWeather) The first of three rounds of ...

A Polar vortex has covered the Philadelphia region under a canopy of frigid temperatures, but many people may not realize what a Polar vortex actually is, and the dangers — like frostbite — such ...

The polar vortex is so back, and in some parts of the country, the weather system will bring with it up to a foot of snow. If “polar vortex” is giving you déjà vu, that’s because we’ve heard it before ...