Four Wheel Logic

No, Ford stopped building the North American Ford Edge in 2024, but the Edge L is still produced in China and sold there and a few export markets. The question “are they still making ford edge?” pops up a lot with shoppers who liked this midsize SUV and now see mixed messages online. Some dealers

Yes, Dodge is still making Charger models, with a new 2024–2025 lineup that replaces the old sedan with updated gas and electric liftbacks. The last generation Dodge Charger sedan ended in late 2023, which left many drivers wondering if the nameplate was gone for good. Since then Dodge has restarted production with a new Charger

No, they stopped building the Chrysler 300 after the 2023 model year, with only remaining new cars left in dealer inventory or preowned listings. Shoppers still search “Are They Still Making Chrysler 300?” because the car lingers on lots and in ads, even though the assembly line has gone quiet. The large rear wheel drive

Yes, they are making Hummers again as all-electric GMC Hummer EV pickups and SUVs, though production is limited and focused on high-end models.

No, General Motors has not announced a real return of Pontiac, despite recent trademark renewals and viral rumors.

Yes, most countries charge import tariffs on Japanese cars, with rates and rules that vary by region and vehicle type.

Yes, tariffs on cars exist in many countries, and the rate depends on vehicle origin, trade deals, and the border you import through.

Most imported cars face tariffs, but exact rates depend on the country, vehicle type, trade deals, and where the car was built.

No, Subaru is selling the 2026 Crosstrek, with official 2026 pricing and a new Crosstrek Hybrid.

Yes, tariffs on used cars apply when you import one; a used car already in your country is usually tariff-free.