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So long delta, hello omicron

Sherwood Gazette - News

New COVID-19 variant, which Oregon has so far avoided, alters state pandemic planning
State commission mandates production of cleaner trucks

Sherwood Gazette - News

Rule change could benefit Oregon environment and public health, but some think it would raise vehicle prices
Rosenblum decides against run for governor

Sherwood Gazette - News

Attorney general decision leaves Democratic campaign wide open for handful of candidates
Bonamici forum focuses on apprenticeship expansion bill

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Oregon Democrat says more women and minorities should be encouraged to enter high-skill, high-paying trades.
King City mayor to step down at end of the year

Sherwood Gazette - News

Ken Gibson said he wants to enjoy quality time his wife, travel abroad and still keep his eye on city…
Three advance in consideration for Oregon U.S. attorney

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Biden decides nominee, but panel organized by senators interviews seven and recommends three with federal…
Legislators' plan to create six U.S. House seats will stand

Sherwood Gazette - News

Republican lawsuit fails to derail map approved by Democratic lawmakers, and no appeal was filed by the…
Oregon drops outdoor mask rule, plans vaccine verification system

Sherwood Gazette - News

New vaccine verification system in the works as Oregon hopes to 'turn back tsunami of infection'
Redistricting court ruling sets off scramble for seats in Salem

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Candidates find their footing in new state districts as map guiding new congressional seats awaits decision
Johnson campaign cash shows business, bipartisan support

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Scappoose Democrat running as an independent for the governor's office banks nearly $2 million in latest…
Three appointed as assistant Washington County administrators

Sherwood Gazette - News

The restructured county administrative office comes as officials seek to facilitate creating a new strategic…
It's on: Holiday cheer coming to Sherwood

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Although it was canceled last year due to COVID-19, plans are to hold the annual parade, tree lighting on…
Access to 'cooling' top priority for 2 Oregon lawmakers

Sherwood Gazette - News

Sen. Kayse Jama and Rep. Pam Marsh are working on bills that will address extreme heat conditions.
Race for Washington County auditor will be contested

Sherwood Gazette - News

Kristine Adams-Wannberg recently announced she will challenge John Hutzler for the key accountability…
Kaiser strike averted as unions, workers reach agreement

Sherwood Gazette - News

About 35,000 workers across multiple states were set to walk off the job on Monday before the agreement was…
COVID-19 recovery slows, but no sign of a new spike

Sherwood Gazette - News

Forecast: Hospitalizations could stay above 400 through Thanksgiving, as infection surge begins to slow
Nurse Linda is always ready to help at Avamere-Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - News

Linda Swanson, director of health services at the Sherwood facility, gets to know her residents
Sherwood district names new school resource officer

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Officer James Wolfer, a Newberg High grad who holds a master's degree, has been in law enforcement since 2010.
At 96, Sherwood resident still paints every day

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Joe Adams specializes in Western themes, having painted for the last 50 years
Sherwood veteran knows feeling of separation

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Serving as a U.S. Army infantryman, Bob Nordstrom was shipped out to South Korea during the Korean War.
Kristof banks $1 million for governor's race

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Other candidates raise money, but Yamhill author rakes in money from big, national donors
Design plans for pedestrian bridge underway

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The 630-foot bridge would span Highway 99W from the Sherwood YMCA to Sherwood High School (crossing the…
Wildfire costs may trigger state's rare Lloyd's of London policy

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The policy with the 335-year-old British risk insurance pool will help pay for fighting wildfires across…
Join us to SAVE community journalism

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Support of the Local Journalism Sustainability Act by the Congress and Senate will directly support our…
WCSO Deputy Derek Rush is always looking for a challenge

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Derek Rush says a drive to look for challenging experiences drove him to join the U.S. Marine Corps and the…
Survey: Hospital staff issues raise concerns

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Shortages of health care and frontline workers worries older Oregonians, and has a negative impact on staff
Cash dash is on for Oregon candidates for governor

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A bumper crop of hopefuls is scooping up funds for what is expected to be an expensive race to state's top job
Washington County bans flavored tobacco, vaping products

Sherwood Gazette - News

After weeks of discussion, the Washington County Board of Commissioners voted to ban the flavored products.
Give n' Gobble marks 15th anniversary

Sherwood Gazette - News

The annual walk and run raises funds for the Helping Hands Food Pantry in Sherwood; $400,000 collected to…
Voters saying yes to $122 million TVF&R bond

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The measure, which will provide for new equipment and station upgrades, was passing handily Tuesday night.
Wilsonville Planning Commissioner Aaron Woods running for state…

Sherwood Gazette - News

Woods wants to expand access to technology, including high-speed internet.
Washington County district attorney to create bias crime team

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The creation of a bias and hate crime team is being funded by a recently awarded federal grant.
Washington County adds homeless shelter capacity

Sherwood Gazette - News

The county has 187 units this winter across both large congregate settings and motel rooms.
Nick Kristof announces run for Oregon governor

Sherwood Gazette - News

The former New York Times columnist and Yamhill native has entered the Democratic primary field.
Wyden: Tax billionaires' income sources to pay for Biden agenda

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But senator's plan meets resistance from a fellow Democrat as party seeks to pass social and climate-change…
McLeod-Skinner launches primary bid for Schrader's seat in…

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New congressional districts could mean a crowded and expensive race for at least a couple of regions

Regional News

Tualatin police: Robber grabs cash from Columbia Bank

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon prepares $270 million for drug treatment centers

Portland Tribune - News
Dismissal of Newberg superintendent sparks howls of protest

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon City memorial site to Natives hanged in 1800s delayed

Oregon City News - News
Clackamas Service Center gains 'powerful' tool to fight hunger

Clackamas Review - News
Local fire chief accused of sexually harassing intern, racism

Portland Tribune - News
Students slam white supremacy, Clackamas commissioner Shull

Portland Tribune - News
Despite tragedy, GOP's Pierce presses to be Oregon governor

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon drops outdoor mask rule, plans vaccine verification system

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon's aging workforce is only getting older, new report finds

Business Tribune - News
Lloyd Center: Mall memories from once-booming shopping site

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Supreme Court upholds legislative redistricting plan

Portland Tribune - News
MAX station stabbing suspect charged with bias crime

Clackamas Review - News
Portland area online grocery store focuses on sustainability

Portland Tribune - News
Portland woman competes on 'Christmas Cookie Challenge'

Portland Tribune - News
Developer plans 16 luxury penthouses in downtown Lake Oswego

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon GOP's state Rep. Iverson makes play for new district

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Riot declared as Portland antifa protest Rittenhouse verdict

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Sports

Evanson: Taunting isn't part of the game, so eliminating it is no foul

November 30, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Sports Wade Evanson

The NFL is cracking down on taunting, and while people are up in arms, I'm their number one fan.

2021-22 Pacific Conference volleyball all-stars announced

November 29, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Sports Wade Evanson

Sherwood, Hillsboro and Forest Grove players abound on list of conference honorees.

Liberty's Richards, Forest Grove's Alvarez earn Player of the Year honors in Pacific Conference

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

In addition to the players, Forest Grove's Olvera and Mosquera honored as Coaches of the Year
Sherwood hangs tough, but falls in 6A football quarterfinals

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Bowmen kept things interesting early, but the Rams proved to be too much in lopsided score.
Hops, city of Hillsboro, working on Ron Tonkin Field expansion

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Major League Baseball regulations are fueling extensive upgrades on facility.
Prep football scores Nov. 19-20: Estacada, St. Paul seasons end

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Round 3: Oregon high school state playoffs scores and schedules; Thurston, Silverton meeting in 5A final
Sherwood football hangs tough, but falls in 6A quarterfinals

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Sherwood kept things interesting with Central Catholic football early, but the Rams proved to be too much.
Round 2: Oregon high school state playoffs scores and schedules

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Follow the schedule and final scores of the OSAA high school football playoffs.
Westside Football Playoff Wrap: Some survived, others didn't

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Jesuit, Westview and Tualatin roll, Sherwood and Mountainside pull upsets, plus more.
Forest Grove girls advance to state semifinals with 2-1 victory over Sherwood

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Vikings outduel the Bowmen 5-4 in penalty kicks on a wet, windy night in Sherwood.
Beaverton advances with 1-0 win over Summit, Sherwood, Sunset also move on

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Beavers' late goal proves to be the game-winner and pushes Beaverton into the state soccer quarterfinals.
Westside Football Wrap: Regular season ends, playoffs to begin

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Tualatin puts it to rival Tigard, Braves win Cowapa with easy win over Tillamook.
Sherwood loses heartbreaker to Sprague in volleyball playoffs' second round

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Bowmen fail on their own match point and drop the deciding fifth set to the Olympians 16-14.
Sherwood's Crabtree, Rogers, Biegel lead Bowmen to Pacific cross country titles

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Bowmen sweep both the individual and team titles at the Pacific Conference Cross Country Championships.
Sherwood wins league title with 49-39 win over Liberty

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Bowmen take advantage of the Falcons' mistakes in the kicking game to earn Pacific Conference title.
Follow live: 2021 Oregon high school football scores week 9

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Track all the final Oregon high school football scores from week 9, the final week, of the 2021 season
Westside volleyball playoff wrap: first round

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Eight westside teams were in action in last night's state playoffs first round, here are the results.
Hillsboro Hops alum to star in 2021 World Series

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Atlanta Braves' World Series roster includes shortstop Dansby Swanson, who suited up for the Hops in 2015.
Westside Football Wrap: Lions return to play, Braves blank Milwaukie

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

A weekly summary of what was in Westside football the week ending Saturday, Oct. 23.
Follow live: Oregon high school football scores in 2021 week 8

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Track all the final Oregon high school football scores from week 8 of the 2021 season.
Tualatin's Golf Farm is about passion for golf

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Former PGA Tour professional Brian Henninger and local standout Amy Simanton really want to help you get better.
Westside football wrap: Wolves return to winning ways, Banks dominates

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Tualatin narrowly defeats Lakeridge, Banks routs Seaside, plus much more in Westside football.
Trail Blazers season preview: Defense is the key

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

After a concerning preseason, the Portland Trail Blazers' dedication to defense will once again be the key.
Follow live: Oregon high school football scores in 2021 week 7

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Track all the final high school football scores from week 7 of the 2021 season.
Senior golf champ is making up for lost time

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

Portland's Lara Tennant discovers new passion for golf, thrives as a senior competitor after raising family.
Sherwood turns back Newberg in pivotal volleyball test

Sherwood Gazette - Sports

The Bowmen open up a two game lead with just three games to play in the Pacific Conference slate.

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Opinion

Vaughn, Miller: Oregon senator should champion hydropower

December 01, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion Brenna Vaughn and Kurt Miller

Brenna Vaughn is executive director of the Northwest Hydroelectric Association. Kurt Miller is executive director of Northwest RiverPartners

History NotesChristmas memories recall festive times at Mt. Home Church

November 27, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Opinion June Reynolds

That include a night when a shadow of a man with wild hair and a beard mysteriously appeared on the wall.

Mitchell: Best COVID vaccine conversations could save lives

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Dr. Paul Mitchell, a pediatrician and second-year resident at Oregon Health and Science University, is an Oregon Pediatric Society board…
OPINION: Building resilience along the West Coast of North America

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Pacific Northwest governors, California lieutenant governor and British Columbia premier penned this joint op-ed.
OPINION: Support small businesses hit by pandemic

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

U.S. Small Business Administration's Martin Golden touts Small Business Saturday.
OPINION: Diesel trucks are big polluters. Oregon can change that

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

This week, state environmental regulators have the chance to curb a huge threat to the climate and my generation's health.
Transportation critical element in keeping things running smoothly

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

With approximately 75% of students riding buses to school, additional bus drivers always needed
Foote, Marquis: Wasco County DA's legal shenanigans are dirty pool

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

John Foote is the former Clackamas County district attorney. Joshua Marquis is the former Clatsop County district attorney.
My Opinion: Congress must pass provision to save news outlets

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Oregon's Sen. Ron Wyden, a supporter, is in a position to keep journalism alive across the nation.
OPINION: Local news hangs in the balance

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Steven Waldman: 'This provision is the only thing in the bill that would help save democracy.'
Gildersleeve: Our oceans canâ€™t wait for climate action

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Lyf Gildersleeve owns Portland's Flying Fish Co. He is a second-generation fishmonger and a member of the Shellfish Growers Climate…
Aiosa: To honor Oregon veterans, let's ensure all of them are housed

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

About 1-in-8 of Multnomah County's houseless residents are veterans. Together, we can help get them what they need.
OPINION: Don't let shortages spoil your holiday shopping

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Ben Spradling: 'Getting all the right gifts for your friends and family is still an achievable goal.'
OPINION: 'Thank you' to our veterans

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Kelly Fitzpatrick: 'Please consider joining me and ODVA for our Oregon Statewide Veterans Day Ceremony.'
Parker: Solidarity with BIPOC businesses can lead to prosperity for all

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

James Parker is an entrepreneur, executive director of the Oregon Native American Chamber and co-chair of the Community Chamber Coalition.
Hunter: Federal budget plan could impact our children's health

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Eric C. Hunter is president and chief executive officer of CareOregon, the largest provider of Oregon Health Plan services.
OPINION: I-205 tolling activism should have Strong Towns focus

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Aaron Wolf: 'The only way to ... reduce congestion is to get away from our car-dependent, daily-commute way of life.'
EDITORIAL: Johnson's bid for governor could be good for Oregon

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Democratic lawmaker, running as an independent, will likely appeal to voters tired of hyper partisanship
Fruits: Now could be a good time to shake up Metro

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Eric Fruits is vice president of Research at Cascade Policy Institute, Oregon's free-market public policy research organization.
OPINION: Let's protect open spaces in Washington County

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Andy Haugen: 'More than 65,000 acres of farmland have been lost in Oregon since 2000.'
OPINION: The 14th Amendment, the real revolution

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Greg Wasson: 'Oregon women landed one of the first blows in the fight that allows most of us to 'work to live...''
Handelman: Letâ€™s put an end to our endless wars

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Dan Handelman of Portland is with the regional nonprofit Peace and Justice Works
Currie: Hereâ€™s why Iâ€™m a pro-choice pastor

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

The Rev. Dr. Chuck Currie of Northeast Portland is a minister in the United Church of Christ
Schwartz: Innovative thinking needed to solve Oregonâ€™s nursing crisis

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Natasha Schwartz of Southwest Portland is an Oregon Nurses Association board member and a registered nurse at Oregon Health and Science…
Knudson and Hurst: Measure 110 started strong, but Oregon still has an addiction crisis

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Monta Knudson is executive director of Bridges to Change. Tera Hurst is executive director of the Health Justice Recovery Alliance.
OPINION: A big step toward curbing youth tobacco use

Sherwood Gazette - Opinion

Dr. Jennifer McElravey: 'Some outlets are following the law, but many are not.'

Features

Tualatin Valley Ale Trail highlights Washington County brewing

October 12, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Features Max Egener

The promotion encourages people to explore 22 breweries, both new and old, in Washington County.

Keeping Your Kids Safe on the Internet While Distance Learning

September 07, 2021 Sherwood Gazette - Features Sponsored story brought to you by Xfinity

Sponsored story brought to you by Xfinity - Comcast's xFi app offers a number of parental controls that parents can use every single day to monitor their children's internet usage

DIY photog studio 'Selfie WRLD' comes to Oregon

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Washington Square newest shop lets visitors pose in ultimate DIY photography studio.
Business News Update: Oilstop

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oilstop: Oilstop celebrates Grand Opening in Sherwood with Free Gas
Second COVID case forces Oregon House to cancel session

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Lawmakers planned a full week of in-person votes; several people await COVID-19 test results.
Business News Update: New Smiles

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by New Smiles: One of the TOP EXPERT Implant Dentists in the United States is in Sherwood, Oregon
Providence Festival of Trees goes virtual with 'Home for the Holidays!'

Sherwood Gazette - Features

SPONSORED CONTENT: It's still as awesome as ever but just virtual. Check out the awe inspiring Christmas trees, attend the gala on…
Cat rescue organization will host holiday event

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Kittens and cats will be in attendance for cuddles; pet vendors on hand as well
Creative Impact Workshops aim to help artists and organizations

Sherwood Gazette - Features

This year, all workshops will be offered virtually via Zoom. The programs will also be available for free.
Sherwood Give n' Gobble goes virtual

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Participants will be encouraged to 'walk, run, jog, mosey or waddle' on their own from Nov. 21 to Dec. 1.
People of Providence - Meet Robin Henderson

Sherwood Gazette - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon. Learn how philanthropy is ensuring…
Washington County pumpkin patch farms adapting to COVID-19 rules

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Roloff Farms and Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm are following Washington County's Phase 1 guidelines.
People of Providence - Meet Kevin J. Koomalsingh, M.D.

Sherwood Gazette - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Oregon Mandolin Orchestra posts online concerts for music lovers

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Due to COVID-19, the orchestra is posting concerts and performances online for others to enjoy.
Business News Update: Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox - helping people with addiction and recovery
Lake Oswego smoke/vape shop opens during pandemic

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Paradox, which has two other locations, opened in downtown Lake Oswego on March 30.
West Linn author memorializes labor rights pioneer

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Deborah Hopkinson's picture book, to be released in August, chronicles life of Frances Perkins
North Clackamas Christian School choir performs online

Sherwood Gazette - Features

State champions from last four years running united virtually to sing 'Nearer My God to Thee,' followed by 'Stand By Me'
Business News Update: Oregon Trail Recovery

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Suggested reading brought to you by Oregon Trail Recovery and Pacific Crest Trail Detox - helping people with addiction and recovery
Famous Portland drag show may close due to virus and other issues

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Due to the combination of COVID-19, rioting and homelessness, the famous drag show may close.
"Keep Classical Weird" podcast shows classical music in new light

Sherwood Gazette - Features

Casey Bozell's podcast examines the 'bizarre, eccentric and quirky parts' of the classical music world.
Mythical Mini Donuts brings sugary splendor to Sherwood & Newberg

Sherwood Gazette - Features

A George Fox student's two passions combine in a food stand dishing out doughnuts
Portland musician Michael Allen Harrison creates online content

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The longtime Portland musician has put videos and music online every day since the COVID-19 forced show cancellations
Tualatin cowboy poet Tom Swearingen writes first book

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The 106-page book titled, 'Reflection,' is a collection of 46 poems by Swearingen.
Portland's Rose City Rollers focus on safety as program reopens

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The organization is focused on safety first as program plans for resuming skating at The Hangar at Oaks Park.
Ovation Coffee & Tea brings a taste of Morocco to Lake Oswego

Sherwood Gazette - Features

The third location opened at the Mary's Woods retirement community last month.

Wheels

Lexus ES hybrid sedan gets a crucial update for 2022

December 01, 2021 Jeff Zurschmeide

An F Sport option package is now available on the hybrid that gets over 40 miles per gallon in day-to-day driving.

The mighty Toyota Land Cruiser is king of the SUVs

November 29, 2021 Jeff Zurschmeide

After 70 years in production, the final Heritage Edition of the legendary vehicle is at Toyota dealers now.

Electric interstate bus route from Seattle to Eugene planned

The pilot run took place on Nov. 28 with full service anticipated some time in 2022.
2022 Infiniti QX60: Impressive upgrades in remodeled SUV

The midsize three-row luxury crossover impresses with improved quality and features.
Ford's Ranger still shines in the midsize truck market

The bottom line on the Ford Ranger is that it's a great choice for anyone whose pickup truck is also their daily driver.
2022 Mitsubishi Outlander: Ready to take on the world

The all-new compact crossover SUV is a huge leap forward for the underdog automaker.
Toyota unveils all-new electric SUV at LA auto show

2023 BZ4X is available with front- or all-wheel-drive, gets up to 250 miles on a full charge.
Subaru reveals the brand's first EV: the 2023 Solterra

The all-new 2023 model features bold styling, symmetrical all-wheel-drive and an estimated 220 miles of range on a full charge.
2021 Lexus LS 500 AWD: Striking and sophisticated luxury sport sedan

The longtime flagship model continues to showcase the best that Lexus has to offer.
Kia reveals all-new 2023 Sportage subcompact crossover SUV

The completely revised vehicle will be for sale during the first three months of 2022.
All-new 2022 Nissan Pathfinder delivers more than you expect

The mid-size crossover SUV is completely redesigned and more competitive than ever before.
2022 Honda Civic Touring: Refined economy

The new version of the best-selling compact car reaches new levels of sophistication.
2022 Honda Civic: The best yet

A complete redesign improves everything about the best-selling compact car in the country.
2022 Genesis G70: Value-packed sport sedan

The revised compact has looks, performance, technology and bargain pricing.
Mercedes-Benz AMG E63 S combines luxury and performance in a traditional sedan

The E-Class Mercedes is a dream driving experience, with plenty of power but also happy to cruise and easy to handle in town or a parking lot.
2022 Subaru Forester Wilderness scales new heights

The new trim package is excellent on road but really shines when you leave the pavement.
2021 Toyota GR Supra: Striking and serious sports car

The fifth generation Supra is the fastest and best handling ever, but also offers a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that drops the price by $8,000.
GMC reveals new 2022 Denali Ultimate and AT4X Sierra pickups

The 2022 Sierra also receives numerous additional features throughout its extensive trim level lineup.