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At $12,500, Is This 1988 Bentley Eight A Class-Spanning Classic?
Once the "affordable" Bentley, does this 80s Eight make sense today?
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Hyundai Ioniq 3 'Aero Hatch' Looks Sensationally Funky And Debuts Hyundai's Major Infotainment Overhaul
I mean, come on. How can you not love this thing?
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Track-Ready Hyundai Elantra N TCR Is Over $7,500 Cheaper Than A Honda Civic Type R
The 2026 Elantra N TCR starts at $40,495 for the manual-equipped model, or $41,995 if you want the dual-clutch auto.
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Consumer Reports' 2026 Sports Car List Reawakens An Old Argument
Just what is a sports car? There's a classic definition, but CR's list of the best ones today raises the question of whether the old formula needs updating.
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At $42,500, Is This 2021 Karma Revero GT A Reborn Bargain?
A weird hybrid with an equally weird history, but does that make this Karma a sensible buy?
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2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class EV Is The Sedan's Most Substantial Redesign Ever
The C400 4Matic will be the first model on sale in the first half of 2027, with 482 horsepower and a range that should exceed 400 miles.
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5 EV Buying Tips I Had To Learn The Hard Way
Modern EVs are more advanced than ever, and there are all sorts of factors to consider before buying one, so get your advice from a seasoned expert.
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These Are The Main Differences Between The Toyota GR86 Yuzu And The Subaru BRZ Series.Yellow
The BRZ and GR86 are twins that resulted from a Toyota and Subaru marriage, but the new hyper-yellow versions of both coupes may be even harder to tell apart.
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Does Towing Impact How Often You Have To Change Your Oil?
Towing can put your vehicle under a great deal of stress. But does that mean that you'll have to deal with oil changes more often, among other things?
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How Reliable Is A 2021 Tesla Model X?
Tesla is discontinuing the Model X for 2026. Five years later, does a 2021 model hold up well enough to stand the test of time after its production ends?
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European Tesla Owners Now Have Full Self-Driving, Assuming They Pass A Competency Test
Called "FSD (Supervised) Activation Tutorial," the quiz is meant to ensure drivers understand the system and that they're responsible for vehicle operation.
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Here's How Much The 2021 Ford Bronco Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2021 Ford Bronco is decently reliable, but how well does that translate into depreciation? The answer you get from estimates might not be the truth.
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New Ford Mustang GTD Competition Variant Sets 11-Second-Faster Nürburgring Time, Beating Everything But Mercedes-AMG One
The GTD Competition has more power, less weight, better tires and improved aerodynamics.
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Plug-In Hybrids 'Are The Worst Of Both Worlds' And 'Fast Becoming Irrelevant,' Polestar Boss Claims
Plug-in hybrids offer a mix of gas-powered convenience and electric-powered efficiency, but some automakers believe that the PHEV's time has passed.
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2026 Bentley Bentayga's All-Terrain Specification Turns It From Luxury Limo To Battle Wagon
With one simple $5,210 package, the snowy and icy hell that was the New York Metro area was no match for this snow-shoed beast.
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Toyota Knows Few Japanese Buyers Want A LHD Made-In-America Tundra Pickup, But It's Selling It There Anyway
A big pickup truck probably won't have much appeal in Japan, especially given the current fuel prices, but Toyota is going to give it a go anyway.
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I Can't Believe The New Nissan Juke EV Is A Real Car That Normal People Can Actually Buy
The third-generation Juke is built on the same platform as the Leaf, and it will only be sold in Europe.
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Tesla Gamifies The Advanced Driver-Assistance Software It Wrongly Calls 'Full Self-Driving'
We're finally starting to make our roads safer, but adding a bunch of distracted, streak-chasing Tesla owners to the mix definitely won't help things.
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BMW's Weird, Wonderful And Controversial iX Is Dead In The U.S.
The iX is headed out to pasture to make room for upcoming Neue Klasse EVs.
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The US Is Ending Trade With Spain, Now I'll Never Get The SEAT Ibiza Of My Dreams
The SEAT Ibiza was one of the original hot hatches, selling over a million models during its first generation and partnering with Porsche for engine options.
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Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale Is An 18.9-Foot-Long Electric Convertible With Chrome Freakin' Tail Fins
Only 100 of these massive Coachbuild Collection droptops will be sold, offered by invite only to Rolls-Royce's most "discerning and design-literate" customers.
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Nissan Teases Reborn Xterra, One Of Five New Nissan/Infiniti Body-On-Frame Vehicles Coming With V6 And V6 Hybrid Engines
The automaker says the new Xterra will be out by the end of 2028, and it could be joined by four other pickups or two- or three-row SUVs.
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Next-Gen 2027 Nissan Rogue E-Power Hybrid Actually Looks Pretty Great
The Rogue e-Power's internal combustion engine acts as a generator, sending power to a pair of electric motors.
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2027 Mercedes-Benz EQS Drives Farther, Charges Faster And Has Available Steer-By-Wire
The new 2027 EQS sedan gets all sorts of updates like a larger battery and ultra-quick charging capability. It's still shaped like an egg, though.
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Nostalgia-Baiting Jeep Rewind Special Editions Are Cool Enough To Deserve A Better Name
To hell with resale value, the Rewind is a special edition that'll make you smile every time you see it, and look back at your car every time you park.
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Automakers Are Eating Nearly $8,000 In Incentives On Their EVs Just To Sell Them
With the federal tax credit for EVs now gone, and prices going up on everything, big incentives are being used to help move EVs off dealer lots.
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2027 Ram 2500 Emergency Response Vehicle Just Cucked Your Police Department's Ford Explorers
Traffic cops may not need heavy duty pickup trucks with Hemis, but there are plenty of reasons you'd want one for fire, rescue, and emergency response.
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