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Nearly identical under the metal, the Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride have been leaders in the three-row SUV class since their introductions in 2020

Ever since the EQS debuted in 2021, Mercedes has faced harsh criticism over the design of its electric vehicles. We can all agree the production version wasn’t nearly as sleek as the 2019 Vision EQS concept. However, in the company’s defense, I do think the EQS looks better in person…

New Seiko Prospex Speedtimer ‘Motoring’ is limited to just 500 pieces

Even though its direct competition has all but disappeared in recent years, the Mustang isn’t doing so well in America. Ford sold only 23,551 cars in the first half of the year in the United States, down 14.2 percent compared to the first six months of 2024. But there’s more…

The refreshed go-fast Model Y went on sale in the United States just hours before the $7,500 tax credit ended.

Super SUVs have it hard. They have to fulfill both poles of an opposite: Be super and be an SUV. Super meaning high performance, great handling, and exotic prestige. SUV meaning practicality, ground clearance, and room for (at least) five passengers and their luggage. These are almost entirely opposed ideas.…

The 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is a subcompact SUV that gets outstanding fuel economy, making it an excellent alternative to buying an EV.

Remember 2013? What a time to be alive. Scion and Subaru had just launched the FR-S and BRZ sports cars—fresh off a partnership built around the boxer engine. These were the first true modern challengers to the long-unmatched Mazda Miata, and like the Miata, they hit the market with price…

The newly revived Prelude has barely been out a month, but Honda just revealed a racing version. Set to enter competition next year, the Prelude-GT is Honda’s new challenger for the top-level GT500 class of Japan’s Super GT series. It may look like the new Prelude, but this is a…

It’s not news that new cars are more expensive than ever. Automakers and naysayers may point out that they’ve simply kept up with the rate of inflation, but that’s little consolation when wages certainly have not.

Porsche is pulling back on its electric-car ambitions, realizing the hard way that demand for EVs isn’t what it once thought. But that doesn’t mean that Porsche is half-assing, either.