When is a Chrysler not a Chrysler? When it's badge-engineered from another make. Here's the story behind the Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler Conquests.
Read MoreWondering how much weight a Slate truck can handle? We break down the limits of the Slate's hauling capabilities, including what's safe and what’s not.
Read MoreThe Slate Truck starts as one of America's cheapest EVs, but a few ambitious trips through the configurator can transform that bargain into something else.
Read MoreRapid Transit? Racing Technology? Rally Touring? Racing Team? There are lots of possibilities for the meaning behind the R/T label, but only one is right.
Read MoreWith premium build quality and solid warranty coverage, the Polestar 2 offers a compelling argument against going Tesla, but does its depreciation support it?
Read MoreA sensible American family SUV doesn't always have a sedate engine. Some run on the rowdiest power plants from our most diabolical muscle cars.
Read MoreA secret Toyota project set out to beat Germany's luxury elite. What followed became one of the automotive industry's biggest success stories.
Read MoreThinking about buying a used 2021 Jeep Gladiator? Its five-year depreciation tells an interesting story, especially once you compare it with its closest rivals.
Read MoreThere is zero learning curve involved here. Audi isn't out to trick you or pull a fast one. It clearly just wanted to create a cool piece of design.
Read MoreSports Utility Vehicles are exceptionally popular today, but it might be difficult to agree on what makes a "true" SUV. But that's how it's always been.
Read MoreYou might think electric vehicles don't have as many maintenance requirements as gas-powered alternatives, but they actually have some important differences.
Read MoreSemi-trucks get involved in some harrowing collisions with other vehicles. But these crashes are caused by more than unsafe, uncaring drivers.
Read MoreWith so many colors available in Crayola's repertoire, we were hoping for a bit more variety, but these choices certainly add some life to the gray pickup.
Read MoreThis four-seat supercar from BYD's luxury brand can hit 62 mph in under two seconds and reach a top speed of 217 mph.
Read MoreThe crew cab is king these days, as pickup trucks with just two doors or smaller back doors have nearly vanished. But you can still find them on a few models.
Read MoreSadly we won't be getting the electric CLA45 in the U.S., but its wild powertrain could be brought over in the upcoming GLA.
Read MoreWith an 8-hp motor and a small battery pack, the Topolino has 46 miles of range and a 19-mph top speed, but that can be increased to a street-legal 25 mph.
Read MoreThe fifth-generation Lexus RX 350 has earned widespread praise for reliability, but ownership data reveals a few important caveats buyers should know.
Read MoreOnly the third McLaren to wear the High Sport moniker, the 788HS gets more power, more downforce and a unique chassis setup.
Read MoreThis targa might look like it's from the '60s, but it's almost entirely new with a semi-monocoque bonded chassis and a single-piece carbon-fiber composite body.
Read MoreMaking a minivan into a race car probably isn't the first choice for most enthusiasts, but that doesn't stop this track-ready Honda from being the coolest.
Read MoreNot every tonneau cover is created equal.
Read MoreThis new special edition amps up the Topolino's already cute retro styling, but doesn't add any actual sportiness.
Read MoreThough not a ground-up redesign, Maybach did a lot to keep the big S-Class relevant as its SUV (and sedan) competition continues to pound at the door.
Read MoreSo far, the automaker hasn't been able to cook up a final remedy, so until they do, dealers will disable the power-folding mechanism.
Read MoreBentley's 542-hp twin-turbo V8 luxury SUV debuted with a starting price of $177,000 in 2021. Here's what it's worth after five years of depreciation.
Read MoreConvertibles used to be a symbol of luxury and adventure. Today, they account for less than 1% of new car sales, and we think we know why no one's buying them.
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